Chapin 61900 Made in the USA 4 Gallon Tree and Turf Pro Commercial Backpack Sprayer with Stainless Steel Wand, 3 nozzles, 3 Stage Filtration, Translucent White
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Features
- 4-GALLON POLY TANK: durable translucent poly tank lets you see the tank capacity while filling and working, tank is durable and compatible with standard lawn and garden chemicals; 5-inch opening with filter cap to help catch debris when filling tank
- MADE IN THE USA WITH GLOBAL MATERIALS: designed and produced in the USA with US-based customer service and technical support, located at Chapins home base in Batavia, NY; backed by Chapins 5-year limited warranty
- 3-STAGE STANDARD FILTRATION SYSTEM: one filter is located in the shut-off, one inside the tank, near the pump, and the other as a basket with the tank cap; 3 different locations to catch debris before it clogs up your sprayer while working
- COMPONENTS: adjustable padded shoulder straps, 20-inch stainless steel extension wand and 48-inch reinforced hose, poly, cushioned grip, shut-off with lock-on feature
- THREE SPRAY NOZZLES INCLUDED: dial your spray from coarse stream to shower with either the brass or poly nozzles, spray a fan with the poly fan tip spray nozzle
- CHEMICAL COMPATIBILITY: chemical-resistant elastomer seals handle professional fertilizers, pest and weed control products or general cleaning solutions
Description
Shipping Height: 9.4 Shipping Width: 15.3 Master Pack Qty: 1 General Information Manufacturer: Chapin International, Inc Manufacturer Part Number: 61900 Brand Name: Chapin Product Model: 61900 Product Name: Tree/Turf Pro 61900 Sprayer Product Type: Sprayer
Brand: Chapin International
Tank Volume: 4 Gallons
Color: Translucent White
Recommended Uses For Product: Pest Control, Watering, Weed Control
Material: Plastic
UPC: 238832619002 881110012158 012300986397 082472034615 763615767941 646847268922 238836190088 023883619008 971472626251 898029715308 021112973778 151903004258 163120266579 644017933441
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
Model Name: 61900
Model Number: 61900
Brand Name: Chapin International
Recommended Uses For Product: Pest Control, Watering, Weed Control
Included Components: Shoulder Straps, 4-Gallon Translucent Tank, Chapin 61900 4-Gallon Tree/Turf Pro Commercial Backpack Sprayer With Stainless Steel Wand
Item Dimensions W x H: 9"W x 21.9"H
Hose Length: 48 Inches
Item Weight: 11 Pounds
Tank Volume: 4 Gallons
Material: Plastic
Style: Backpack
Color: Translucent White
Maximum Pressure: 60 Pound per Square Inch
Power Source: manual
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For years I have wished I had a backpack sprayer for my 5 fruit trees and other house and yard work, but I could not justify the additional expense when I already had a Solo 2 gallon sprayer that worked fine. When I took on spraying my neighbor's trees to help her, I immediately ordered my Chaplin 61900 sprayer (after careful research). It has made my spraying so much easier and faster that I kick myself for not having done it sooner! No longer do I have to spray, pump, spray, pump, spray, pump, etc. I now pump as I walk along spraying, and the built in pressure gauge tells me how much pressure is in the tank. Thus my coverage is more consistent and the task takes less time. At 74 years of age I was a little concerned about the 34 pounds on my back, but new that I could just half fill it if it was a problem. I have a table I set it on and then slip into the harness, and I find the weight a non issue with the good strapping to properly support it. Today, while spraying for spiders, that as I finished up the seventh gallon, it was getting hard to pump.Having used it already for at least 8 hours already this summer I noticed immediately the added resistance. There are three screens in the system, and a quick check found the first two clean as a whistle. I had to take the hose off the handle to get to the third, but as soon as I did the cause of the problem was obvious.Some of the viscous spider chemical had not dissolved and had collected at this last screen. After cleaning the screen, the pump was again working well. Next time I use this chemical I will dissolve it thoroughly first. Don't wait until you have to have it. Buy it first. A quality, efficient piece of equipment.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2017 by Edward Williams
Pattern Name: Sprayer
Great product appears to be very well made. I mainly purchased this for smaller spraying jobs on our property when I didn't want to fill up the larger 50 Gallon sprayer. For it's intended purpose it worked very well. Assembly Unit came well packed and directions to assemble (which was very minimal) was easy to understand, mainly a screw for the pump handle and assembling the spray nozzle etc. To be honest my biggest frustration was the actual belt that is part of the strap, directions here were not very good and I had to keep referring to the pictures to make sure I got it right as it looked like things didn't align. Note the clips on the belt part clip on the side of the sprayer. I ended up also undoing and rethreading the actual strap because it got twisted. I was considering knocking off a star for this but decided that this could have just been a me problem. Weight Being 4 gallons I was concerned that this might be too heavy for my kids. Once filled up though it wasn't at all bad, I would image even my 13 year could have put this on if they needed to. I find 4 Gallons about right size for the jobs I needed to perform e.g. sprayed insecticide around entire house, sheds and gutters and had about .5 gallons left. Pressure This area was my biggest concern. In the past I purchased sprayers that required I constantly pump in order to maintain pressie. With the CFV installed I found the amount of pumping I had to do was well within reason and was able to keep the pressure up with minimal effort. General Construction Looks and feels very solid. Looking at the manual it looks like many of the parts can easily be replaced if there were problems here. In general I highly recommend this backpack sprayer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2015 by Slycer
Pattern Name: Sprayer
I have an acre of land. I've had a pretty nice hand pump sprayer for a while. I've used it mostly to spray Roundup on weeds in the driveway, and along fence lines. It was a pain to mix up two gallons of the stuff, and carry that thing around spraying. This year I decided to try something different. The first thing I did was to weld up a rig for my Lawn Tractor, and put a 15 gallon Spot Sprayer on it. That is working like a champ. I used it to put some pre-emergent down, and some selective herbicide. I rigged up a DIY boom for it too. I also wanted something to use for a non-selective herbicide, like Roundup. I didn't need the Spot Sprayer for that, and I didn't want to have to carry that damned hand pump either. I did some research and discovered that these backpack sprayers not only hold more product, are easier to pump, and spray with, but are not as expensive as I thought they were. Sure you CAN spend a lot of money on one, but there are also some that aren't that expensive, and work well for someone doesnt have 15 acres or more to spray. I looked at a bunch of these things, and kept coming back to this particular sprayer. It didn't seem to have a bunch of stuff I didn't need, and looked like it might hold up to what I would use it for. It came quickly because I have Prime. It was packaged well. It didn't take long to put together, and get it to work. I have used it twice so far, and it has worked well. I bought a different herbicide from a local supplier, and at his suggestion I got some dye to help keep track of where I sprayed. It's kind of a pain to mix up everything, but it's not the sprayers fault. This one came with the constant pressure gauge...something I didn't know I needed, but I see how it helps with the spraying. I like the gauge on the handle because I can see what the pressure is and when I need to pump. It's easy to pump, and once on the back REAL easy to spray with. I like the wide waist belt, and padded shoulder straps. Although the belt clips are the snap on type, and come off too easy, I think. I might see if I can figure out something to fix that...if it starts to really bug me. I gave it four stars for a couple of reasons. First. if EVERYTHING got five stars, five stars wouldn't mean very much. Secondly, and mostly here, it's my first one. I don't have anything to compare it too, so I can't say it's THE BEST ONE. I have been very happy with it though, and I am glad I got it! The only thing better would be to have SOMEONE else do the work, but that wouldn't be much fun...would it?
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2013 by brus