Chapin 6-7781 3-Nozzle Poly Boom Wand

I have the field king backpack and this attachment works for it. The setup was fairly easy and only took 1-2 minutes to connect pieces. The orginal 1 nozzle took about 3-5 hours to spray my 2 big yards. But with this 3 nozzle boom it took 1-2 hours (huge time saving). The only problem I have which its probably my fault (overly pumping handle). It starts to drip on the end nozzles but not a big deal.

Works as designed and it doesn't leak!!! Make sure you tighten all connections!!! Definitely over priced!!!

Works pretty well except there's no indication of the size of the fittings. Seems like they could include a couple of standard hose adapters. For anyone wondering the threading at the open end of the sprayer is 3/8". I used a 3/8" female to 3/8" hose adapter. Your hose size might be different.I did some redneck engineering and drilled a couple of holes in my mower cart and used a zip tie to hold it in place. Hopefully you can see this in the picture I uploaded.It covers a nice wide area and provides even coverage. You need it to be about 3 feet off the ground to be effective however.

I purchased a 15 gal plastic tank, electric pump sprayer, with wand, for my lawn tractor. I mounted it on the rear of the fenders. While using it to control growth around shrubs, trees, edging... I used it to spray my long stone driveway. I bought this spray boom. its length is perfect for my cub cadet 46 inch cut. I hung it behnd the plastic tank, and adjusted the boom's height until the sprays overlapped before groundng. Perfect!! The motorized sprayer took the challange and all I had to do was flick it on and drive up and down the driveway. One caveat.... wind. carries the spray a fair distance and kills plantlife you may not want erradicated. Ez to take apart and clean. plastic is resilant to accidental catches while taking a corner 5 stars.

Came just as expected ,and on a Sunday none the less, best review you will see ... If you don't mind a little engineering it works great for my 1gpm pump sprayer. Nozzles do very in how they spray but not enough to matter , no nipples included but it shows that clearly , sprayed yard yesterday and it was super easy lawn mower in low gear at idle out out just the perfect pattern . ( Depends on the chemical you spary ) mine was rather thick chemical so it went a bit slower , but with just water and Promethean oilI could have ran 5 mph . Don't he man anything and it shouldn't break I ran though my plum trees and got it hit a few times and didn't break it . Cost for what you get I'm happy with it . I'll give it five stars for it's consistent 4.5 ft spray pattern and it came exactly as expected .

Worked fine after replacing nozzles. Used to spray weeds.

I like this thing. For the reviews that say it leaks, you have to tighten the fittings. Mine does not leak a drop. It is a little bit of a challenge to adapt it to a hose but once you have the right fittings it works great. I have a 10 gallon sprayer with electric pump (from Northern Tool that I put in my tow-behind trailer that I pull with my lawn tractor. I just attached this 3-nozzle sprayer to the back of the trailer and can spray the entire yard in the amount of time it takes to mow the yard. In fact, you could do both at the same time if you wanted to. I am very happy with this and think the price is fair. Sure, it's plastic, but it seems to be made of the same plastic the sprayer parts are made of and plastic probably holds up better to chemicals.

Waste of money did not fit my backpack sprayer