The parts are well-made but the instructions should have been written by someone who actually assembled the sprayer. 1) The wheel hub bolts are smaller than the wheel hubs. There are steel sleeve bushings to correct this, but this is not shown and they don't appear in the parts list. You have to figure it out yourself. 2) You need to adapt the hitch to fit your situation; they might have pointed this out. They don't supply a hitch pin. 3) The boomless sprayer instructions lack vital details which may lead you to damage the nozzles if you don't figure it out on you own. You must seat a guide flange on the nozzle into a slot in the bayonet cap before locking it in place with the washer. This fixes the spray angle. The bayonet caps must be pressed in firmly and rotated clockwise to lock. Be sure the white nozzle is on the left end of the spray bar as you face it. Also the ends of the spray bar rotate and were 180 degress off the illustration, which could be confusing and lead to the quick clip reversed if not noted. 4) My unit had the tee fitting on the loose spray bar hose and the wand hose was fastened directly to the pump. Probably a newbie assembled it.

I liked the sprayer , BUT it was shipped with not all the parts.

Doesn't tell you not assembled when ordering and the fact you need 6 hands and an engineering degree to put together!!!!!

Boomless sprayer and wand sprayer both work as advertised. The only problem I had was keeping the hose from the wand wrapped on the tank while spraying with boomless sprayer.