Ironton ATV Spot Sprayer - 8-Gallon Capacity, 1 GPM, 12 Volt

Due to a recent injury I'm not able to carry my 4 gallon hand pump sprayer any more. I researched quite a few of these electric sprayers and chose this one. I love it.It was quick to assemble but I did not mount it. Instead I have it secured in the back of my yard cart making it easier to remove when not in use.I started to fill it with water and it just pored out of the bottom drain plug. The drain is low and out of site so remember to put the plug on, LOL. After it was filled I connected the power and turned it on. I got a very nice misting shower as the pressure built up. I tightend the clamp on the pump hose a little more but it was still leaking. I grabbed some plumbers tape and applied it to the pump and the wand. No leaks.The spray head and handle are easy to use, very light plastic but well made. Nice adjustments from mist to direct spray. The pump turns off when you're not spraying saving battery. The 8 gallon tank is great and the capacity means less fills.In hind sight I should have bought this a long time ago.

Perfect size to spray weed killer on my property

Fit well in the rear basket of my 4 wheeler. Easy enough to zip tie the wand to the basket and use the switch to turn it on and off for a small boom.I thought that the unit pump was broken because it was leaking heavily. The hose clamps must be checked as they will leak at the pump if not cranked down tight.

I am thrilled to share my outstanding experience with the Ironton ATV Spot Sprayer! Not only did I convert this 8-Gallon Capacity, 1 GPM, 12 Volt sprayer into a boomer with ease, but I also managed to do it for a fraction of the cost of buying a dedicated boomer. This product has become a versatile marvel in my lawn care routine!The conversion process was surprisingly simple. With a few minor adjustments and some DIY ingenuity, I transformed the spot sprayer into a highly efficient boomer. The best part is that it saved me a significant amount compared to purchasing a specialized boomer, making it a budget-friendly solution for my lawn care needs.Using the Ironton ATV Spot Sprayer with my lawn mower has been a game-changer. Its 8-gallon capacity allows me to cover a large area without constant refilling, while the 1 GPM flow rate ensures even and precise spraying. This ensures my lawn receives the care it deserves without any hassle or interruptions.To transport the sprayer, I simply strap it down securely with bungee cords to my utility trailer. This setup provides stability during transit, allowing me to move it around effortlessly to address different parts of my property. The 12-volt power supply, combined with its compact design, makes it a breeze to connect and use with my lawn mower and trailer.What impresses me most is that the conversion didn't compromise the Ironton ATV Spot Sprayer's original build quality or durability. It has held up remarkably well, providing consistent and reliable performance throughout my lawn care sessions.In conclusion, I couldn't be happier with my DIY boomer upgrade using the Ironton ATV Spot Sprayer. It has transformed my lawn care routine and proved that you don't need to spend a fortune to get a versatile and efficient boomer. If you're looking for an affordable and practical solution for your lawn care and spraying tasks, I highly recommend trying the Ironton ATV Spot Sprayer. It's a cost-effective and reliable choice that won't disappoint!

Works great for one summer. Now, they sprayer wand just cracked from a trigger squeeze.Definitely not a brand I'll be buying again.

The package arrived earlier than expected. The sprayer will suffice for the user's needs if you have a lot of things to spray around and want to drive yourself around while doing it. The hose line to the wand was more than adequate to reach the driver as it was approximately 15ft. long and we only needed it to reach from just behind the seat. The pump will not be enough to spray anything higher than 4 ft. at the most, but it was a gift to my sister and she said it will work fine for her needs. Once mounted it only takes a few seconds to figure out where the switch was located to activate the pump which comes on only when the wand trigger is pulled. A velcro patch was included for mounting the on/off switch that we located to the left of the seat on the fender just under the seat.There are two "gun clips" included for the wand to hang on but the hose around the sprayer could use one or two hangers so when wrapped around the tank the hose doesn't fall off when riding around. I'll figure out something on that later, but we used zip ties temporarily to keep the hose from falling and getting wrapped under a tire.The battery clips worked fine under the seat but have to be laid down so the seat would not touch them or interfere with the safety of the seat. Once in place, they held on, so if it works I leave it alone. Some mowers have the battery elsewhere and there is enough wire to reach most standard mower battery locations.No photo is included because what you see in the ad is what you get.

This is a decent sprayer for the price. The spray handle however is absolute junk. I highly recommend replacing it immediately with an aftermarket spray handle that supports Tee Jet tips. It improves the usage greatly. The pump on it is decent enough to get the job done, but I wouldn't say its extremely powerful. I just ordered a replacement 2.4gpm pump to put on it. This was not near as necessary as the new spray handle, I just wanted a more powerful pump. You could definitely get by with the stock pump if you are spraying fence lines or just spot spraying. Not so great for broadcast spraying.All in all this is an ok buy for the price, however I think chapin makes a model for the same price point that is probably a better deal.