Heavy-Duty Pump Sprayer

love it so much. worked awesome for the pigs and other animals but the tip broke off

Weaver products are top tier. You pay a bit more but you get quality. My son shows FFA market hogs and this sprayer is unbeatable. We have used the knock off brands in the past but they don't hold up like weaver's. Everything we use now is weaver brand. You get what you pay for.

These are my go to sprayers fo customer orders, so I'm glad the seller had in hand and shipped very quickly. Products as described.

Purchased this for my daughters showman shine for her pig. It works great!

They don't last as long as the cheap plastic sprayers--and so far we've bought two of these that were fabulous for 2 outings of spraying our 20 Longhorn cattle for flies. After each use we rinsed, sprayed, etc. to clean out the nozzle. Today we were ready to use it a third time and the sprayer won't pressurize. Same thing happened with the first sprayer, which we sent back for a replacement and got this sprayer. This time we kept it longer than 30 days, so we are stuck with a useless bottle now. I just finished watching a Youtube video about the maintenance required to keep pump up sprayers from failing to pressurize, and I may try some variation of that with this Weaver Pump Sprayer. But here's the thing. We've never had to take apart our sprayers and lubricate washers, etc. with silicone grease to keep them working. If Weaver sprayers are more prone to needing continuous maintenance, then perhaps they should send along instructions or add labeling to the container. The only reason I care about any of this is because the sprayer is very quiet! The cattle don't hear any pumping or squishing noises when they get sprayed so they don't panic and scatter before we can treat a good many of them. For a small herd of cattle like we have, it's a good easy alternative to using a Vet-gun or rounding up 20 SERIOUSLY long- horned Longhorns and trying to run them into a pen and through a chute--especially in 105 degree weather--every time they collect too many flies. So it's a great sprayer to use one or twice and then throw away (not very economical) or tackle the task of taking apart a sprayer you use with insecticide chemicals and digging out washers and other parts that have to be removed, lubricated and stuck back in, spray, repeat, etc... and of course I don't even know if this sprayer will work again after I do all that. So I'd say Weaver should step up and figure out how to make this upscale sprayer last longer than a couple of uses or warn the buyer that they need to be handy with taking the darn things apart and lubricating them every other use--and explain in detail how to do that. If I can figure out how to dissect this thing and get it to pressurize again I'll let you know and make a little video of what you gotta expect to go through to get more than one or two rounds of spray out of these little suckers.

For anyone showing animals for 4h or ffa

This is a great sprayer! It pumps up, it's easy to hold, and much easier to let the air out of than the old style sprayers. As far as my needs go it is the perfect sprayer! I use it to spray natural fly repellent on my horses.

wont pump after three uses. flutter valve is broken. this is my second try at this kind of product. my first product broke as well