FIELD KING 190328 Backpack Sprayer, 4 Gallon, with Internal No Leak Pump Design Delivers 150 PSI

If you're wondering if buying this backpack sprayer is worth it, let me make it easy on you - Buy it, This sprayer is worth every single penny.Between weeds in flower beds, in the expansion joints in my driveway, and in brick sidewalks with lots of small gaps, I have to spray weed killer every few months and it is a hassle. I bought this to replace a 1 gallon pump that I had been using and would have to refill 3-4 times. The 4 gallon tank and the hand pump speed up work significantly.It is great quality - well made and feels sturdy. You can tell that they didn't skip any corners. The steel frame allows you to set it down easily, but isn't too heavy on your back. The straps and belts to secure it are very comfortable once you get it on. Even the screw on lid is solid and well made.It takes the pressure off of your back not only from not having to carry a smaller sprayer, but also because the sprayer heads spray as far as you need without having to bend over. If you have a direct stream you can spray it precisely, or a spread out stream you can easily pump while you spray a larger area. The different sprayer tips work extremely well and haven't clogged once. It sprays more than other sprayers I have used (which I personally like) but there a flow limiter attachment if you want to use it.

I recently purchased the DB Field King sprayer from Amazon, and today I used it to apply both fungicide and insecticide in my lawn garden. The sprayer performed exceptionally well, providing an even and consistent spray pattern that covered my lawn and plants thoroughly.The build quality is sturdy, and the sprayer is comfortable to use, even for extended periods. The pressure was easy to maintain, and the tank capacity was sufficient for my needs without requiring frequent refills.One point to note is that I may need to experiment with different nozzles next time for optimum usage. While the standard nozzle worked well, I believe a specialized nozzle might enhance the efficiency and coverage further.Overall, I am very satisfied with the DB Field King sprayer and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and effective sprayer for their gardening needs.

This backpack sprayer really is a great chemical sprayer. The first year I had it the sprayer worked great! I also got the one with the stainless-steel wand upgrade fyi. Now, the next season after I purchased, I made the mistake of just adding my chemicals & water and just going out to kill weeds. Remember at the beginning of the season to just put water in at first to make certain everything is working fine, it will prevent having to dump everything out into a bucket and "work" on the unit. Here is where you can run into a little frustration and this is most likely why there are any 1, 2, or 3 star reviews; before adding chemicals one really should put water in and test unit. If sprayer is not spraying properly there is an issue with a seal or some kind of air lock that is preventing the pumped up pressure from coming out of the nozzle. This means it is necessary to release the pressure hopefully by holding trigger or putting trigger lock on until unit has no pressure or removing the lid. I ended up having to take the wand apart. First I started with the filter in the handle checking to make sure nothing clogged. Then I reattached there. Unscrewed next area possible to check all rubber seals or whatever kind of seals they are to make sure everything is okay. When the pressure builds up and will not release when trigger is pulled that is an indication that seals are working because pressure builds up fine. I also did the quarter turn and removed internal pump (white plastic) to see if anything clogged or any issues. Re-installed quarter turn. Filled up with water and pumped the sprayer about 5 times and it worked like it was new. Remember to clean with clean water and let it dry and store it clean. Also, make sure to test it out at beginning of year with clean water. By removing each component on the wand and putting back together apparently fixed the issue.