Description
When you’ve got fence lines to spray, weeds around buildings to knock down, or pest problems in the garden, you need a sprayer that’ll get the job done without wearing you out. This Solo sprayer reaches full pressure with about half the pumping required by other brands, which means less work for you and more time getting things sprayed. The inflation valve feature lets you use compressed air to build pressure when your arm needs a break from pumping.
What You’re Getting
- Large 4.5″ filler opening makes filling and clean up safe and easy—no more trying to pour chemicals through a tiny hole
- Chemically resistant Viton seals throughout that won’t break down from herbicides or other farm chemicals
- Automatic pressure relief valve releases excess pressure at 45 psi for safety and lets you dump pressure when you’re done
- 28″ shut-off valve and wand plus four feet of high pressure hose give you the reach for those hard-to-get spots
- Includes an assortment of four nozzles so you’ve got the right spray pattern for whatever you’re doing
Built for Real Farm Work
This handy sprayer handles everything from spot-treating fence rows and farm buildings to garden pest control and livestock area maintenance. The 3-gallon capacity hits the sweet spot—big enough to cover decent ground without being too heavy to carry around the farm all day. Whether you’re spraying herbicide on brush, applying fly spray in the barn, or treating garden plants, this sprayer’s got the reach and pressure to get the job done right.
Made to Last
High-density polyethylene tanks with ultra-violet inhibitors allow for unmatched durability and ultra-violet protection. This is Solo’s toughest 3 gallon sprayer, built to handle the chemicals and conditions that come with farm work. The tank won’t crack from sitting in the sun, and the seals are designed to hold up to whatever you’re spraying.
Good to Know
The inflation valve is a real time-saver when you’re doing bigger jobs—just hook up your air compressor and let it do the pressurizing. Keep the pump lubricated and rinse the tank after using harsh chemicals to get the most life out of it. A quick tip: always release pressure before unscrewing the cap, and make sure all connections are snug before you start spraying.
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