I have only used the sprayer once and it did exactly what I needed. I sprayed about 2 acres and it worked perfectly. I had no problem putting it together, although a lot of the reviews complain about the instructions. It’s pretty straight forward for anyone with common sense. Some other reviews complained about the pump blowing up or breaking so I was careful to do some trails with the bypass open to keep a low psi and then closed the bypass to increase the psi. Had no issue with the pump whatsoever. I will say you should run your own trails to determine the actual flow rates at various psi’s, as the chart is a little off from what I experienced. I also noticed that if you fold the boom for storage, it seemed to put a lot of strain on the 2 plastic tee fittings where it folds... You could loosen/remove those two for storage which would be a bit of a pain, or take a chance that the strain on those 2 tee fittings isn’t enough to break them, however I just decided to store mine open and not to fold it. I made a simple wooden rack and mounted it to the back of my zero turn mower which worked great. I also mounted a 10’ rod to the front of my mower which helped act as a guide so I didn’t have to look backwards the whole time. Last thing I did was fasten the on/off switch near my throttle with tape, so it was easy to access. Overall I’m very happy with it so far.

Sit down, grab a cup of coffee. I'll tell you all about it. I purchased this to use on my side by side (Polaris RZR 570). It went together quick and with a little fab work got it mounted on the back with ease. I mixed up a tank and went out to test it out as one would. I was excited and very proud of it. I ran about 3/4 of a tank out with the boom. I might buy some different nozzles in the future. They're kind of misty and don't seem to deliver a lot of product unless you are driving very very slow. Worked great with glyphosate on my driveway but only mediocre with grazon in my sheep pasture. My world came to a screeching halt the first time I tried to use the wand. I switched the tank off, got out and closed the boom valve. I turned the pump back on, it quickly made pressure, then began to whine and buck and eventually blew apart at the connection to the manifold. Covered with glyphosate I was pretty mad. I had to go to tractor supply to buy another pump as I had plans for spraying a lot that day and didn't want the down time. The pump they sell in store has never skipped a beat. Identical specs on the pump aside from it being more amp draw. I just put a little bigger fuse in the holder. Greenways (the manufacturer) sent me out a new pump no questions asked. I swapped it out for the one I had bought and the same thing happened eventually, sprayed with the boom for a while and once I switched to the wand it blew apart in exactly the same fashion. Now with glyphosate on me for the 2nd time I decided to get to the bottom of it. The pumps that come on the sprayer have the pressure screw turned almost all the way in. The pump I purchased had the pressure setting turned nearly all the way out. That was the only difference I could find. So if you buy this, or any Workhorse tank sprayer back that allen screw OUT to avoid this. Overall I am happy with the form and practicality of the sprayer but very displeased with all of the trouble I have had and being exposed to what we're discovering is a very dangerous chemical.