Scotts 190617 Lithium-ion Pump Zero Wheeled Sprayer, 3 Gallon, 3-Gallon, Powered Cart

I will try to be as honest as possible because I depend on other people's reviews and feel I want to help the best I can: Item arrived as described. Easy to put together. Works exactly as stated. I've only used it twice, but it is AWESOME compared to the types I had in the past. No more pumping to get pressure built up. Charge the item. Fill with Water to the fill line. Add the weedkiller. Splash it around to mix it up. Put the top on, hit the ON button and then just roll to the area you need to spray while it pressurizes. Fills with pressure quickly. Start spraying. It takes a long time before it automatically kicks back on to repressurize the tank. Wheel it to the next spot and start spraying again. I am amazed at how well it works. Only concern or negative I could find, is the wheel base is a tiny bit to close. No problem when empty, but when pulling around the yard full to the top, be careful of slopes. The sprayer tends to try to get off balance and wants to tip over. It never did, but only because I realize it was doing this and made sure to avoid it. Best part for me was when I finished the hole yard, put it away and the next morning realized I missed a spot in the back corner of my yard. I just walked over and grabbed the handle, hit ON, and walked over to the spot I missed. 5 minutes later I'm putting it back into my barn. It's always ready to go even for small concerns. Time saver and no more sore pumping arms. I Recommend. Good Luck.

This is the best sprayer I have. Very easy to setup and use. No more manual pump in every few minutes. No more carryon on the back or lift. 3 spray patterns in one head is easy to change between by rotating it.The best part is that I attach the wand to the cart, set to fan spray pattern, lock the button and pull it to spray my entire yard non-stop :) Effortless and efficient.The price is very reasonable too with the electrical pump. Highly recommend for DIY'er.

No more carrying which is a back saver and no more pumping. Very even spray with 3 patterns, great time saver! Easy to fill, easy to empty and rinse. Fast charging,

Lets start with the worst problem. No bleed off. Thats right and the directions say to tip it on its side or even upside down and pull the trigger until all the air and goodie in the line has bled off. A real no no.Next it arrived with at a least 1 inch of cord inside of the wand and inside of the nozzle. Appears to be a piece of string. Luckily I was able to tweezer it out eventually. Quality control takes a dump on that one.Pressure switch is too easy to accidentally turn on. Needs a safety.Hand pad on handle slips all over the place, so I will need to find time to glue it on properly.Handle fitting into the tank will fatigue with age. Flexes.At least 4 wand supports and the wand only fits in 1, even then not securely during real life usage unless you want to baby it. Don't know what the rest of the supports are for because the wand sure don't fit any of them.Needs a wider footprint and tips over a lot.Now for the rest.Danged thing works and it sprays pretty darned good without operator fatigue of carrying it around and continual pumping.I got a lot done today with it and it was supposed to be my backup only. Yep, had to call it into service and bottom line is it saved a day.So would I purchase it again? Even with the faults, if it saves your bacon so to speak, its worth it.

There's two versions of the sprayers, one is electric and other one is manual pump. I bought the electric one first and it worked great, except for about a month it formed a little hole at the bottom of the tank where it's sets on the ground when not using it. The plastic between the tank and the ground must be extremely thin there. Once that hole was in the bottom of my tank I did everything to try to seal it but as the pressure would build nothing could hold the whole closed so I bought the manual one instead. The manual one did the same exact thing. This would be a pretty good product for a residential use if they put some padding on the bottom of the tank so it doesn't scrape a hole in it after about only a month or two of use

What a great idea. Had three acres and sprayed a lot of weed killer. Capacity is good and cut down on refills. Wheels are nice so you don’t need to carry a heavy tank. Best feature is the battery operation. Continuous spray without constant pumping. When I moved to a smaller place I gave it to my SIL and he loves it. Bought a second one for different chemicals. Have had for 2 years and still working well.

Spraying weeds has never been easier! I used to put my sprayer on a wagon so I didn't have to constantly pick it up and move it. Having the wheels on the sprayer itself is such a pleasure. It is so easy to move around. Having the tank pressurized automatically is wonderful. I just keep spraying while the pump does the work and I don't have to interrupt my pattern to manually pump it. The volume marks on the sprayer are impossible to read -- you need to mark them yourself with a permanent marker before the outside gets wet. I read another review that warned the stick-out part at the base of the sprayer is not protected and will eventually wear through and create a hole. All my spraying is done on rough pavers so I secured a piece of flexible plastic to the bottom. That piece will be easier to replace as it wears out instead of the expensive sprayer itself. Also, before you put the white plastic hose inside the sprayer flatten it out a bit to take the tight curl out. Otherwise it won't reach to the bottom of the sprayer.