Electric Pre Sprayer

[GaryW]

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[todd]

I've had one for two years. Works great.

[LaCarpeta]

Bust your hump and wallet if you like…i use these…pump 5--10x spray away. Light weight and cheap. $28. There're actually 2.25 gallons. Did 1100 sq ft today an still had a bit left over for furniture.

[GaryW]

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[JUDD]

Rocket Sprayer for me. 5 gallons ShurFlo pump and best battery I've found. Similar specs to the Mytee Boss and Penguin but much less $$$.

[JUDD]

http://www.rocketsprayer.com/how-to-order/

[Joe]

I can get you guys the Rocket.
You get a free bottle of Joedorcide with it.

[rbrown091758]

I have a rechargeable sprayer, been using for a couple of years. It's called Country Way. I bought it at a local Rural King. $99.00. It's 5 gallon, has a nine foot hose, telescoping handle. Lasts a long time when fully charged. Has a nice psi spray. The hose is very heavy duty.

[JUDD]

I bought 2 of those. Neither lasted 6 months. Plus one had a handle break when it was full. 5 gallons is just too heavy for it. It tips over constantly when more than half full and it's hard to drag around with a 10' hose.

The price is fantastic though.

[rbrown091758]

I haven't had the issues that you've had, and have used the same one for 2 years. Same battery and pump. I keep the hose out of the way when pulling around. Much better than the ones that run anywhere from $350. to $600.

[LaCarpeta]

I have been looking at that $99 unit. My only concern is the pump. Can it handle chemistry and not go bad. Replacement pumps generally cost way to much to justify pump replacement. However your unit has lasted two years! Wow that's good.

[Scott_S]

really depends on what type of cleaning your doing,

portable 100-250psi - pump up or battery sprayer is fine
high performance portable 250psi- 1000psi adjustable - inline sprayer
entry level truck mounted - inline sprayer
large tm - inline sprayer

the advantages of an inline sprayer are:

more even spray pattern, less pumping, charging, etc. you can spray a room down in 2 min or less with an inline and spray down solution hotter. which matters on horrific cleaning situations or heavy grease.

inline sprayers are more up front but have their place, we use a hydro force revolution so we can change jugs of concentrate quickly and adjust for the proper dullution, or up the dilution of chem if its really bad.

[rbrown091758]

I use grease eater prespray in the sprayer. To be honest, I'm not very good at rinsing it out much, and has held up great. Maybe I have been extremely lucky, but works great for me. Evidently it's not for everyone.

[Scott_S]

i think the determining factor on that is if it has viton seals which resist some of the solvents that typically weaken rubber seals.

[JUDD]

The $99 one doesn't have Viton seals. I took "busted" mine apart. They're not designed to repair. They have to be broken to get to the pump and battery.

[Scott_S]

well if your not breaking it properly then use stronger prespray.

[rbrown091758]

It takes the removal of 6 machine screws to get to the pump and battery. A total of 1 minute. Very simple. I also use citru-solve , and it holds up just fine.

[rbrown091758]

To be honest, I could care less if anyone else uses this sprayer. I use it with great results, and that is all I'm concerned with. Just put it out there as an option over the over priced rechargeable sprayers out there.

[anon32632513]

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[JUDD]

That's a newer and better design. Both of mine were riveted to the tank.