Solo 453 11 Litre Garden Trolley Sprayer

exactly what I wanted. great product that makes spraying my home and garden a breeze.

I purchased this sprayer to eliminate the need to lug around a sprayer. The wheel base is so narrow that the slightest bump or non level ground causes the sprayer to tip over. It would be easier to carry around 3 gallons than to fight this sprayer trying to keep it upright.

Good pressure capability and portable

Brilliant. Best sprayer I've ever had. Didn't take long to get here either.

Great product, and quick delivery, thank you

GREAT VALUE FOR MONEY!

Frequent wet weather on Australia's east coast this past summer has resulted in an explosion of weeds. We live on several acres and my 5l shoulder-carry sprayer wasn't the best choice for spraying lengthy runs of weeds. The Solo 11 litre trolley sprayer was a great improvement. No more lifting or carrying, more than twice the capacity of my 5l sprayer - and relatively inexpensive. So far, I'm very pleased with the Solo sprayer and happy to recommend it for bigger-than-average weeding.

Looks nice, but materials used are inferior.

The booklet accompanying the sprayer fails to mention the dangers of using the handle to lift the device whilst it contains any liquid. It's only there for pulling or perhaps pushing the device on its wheels. It's one thing to say in the booklet (fully tighten all threaded joints),but we are talking different strengths of plastic securing an alloy. Having assembled the product, I put it in my shed ready to test it the following day. In doing so I lifted it over the threshold of the shed. Next day I tested the spray which was adequate. I then,not needing to use it immediately, proceeded to put it back in the shed .That's were the danger lies. The water was still in the container, and not giving it a thought went to lift it back into the shed, by the handle,which came ... MoreThe booklet accompanying the sprayer fails to mention the dangers of using the handle to lift the device whilst it contains any liquid. It's only there for pulling or perhaps pushing the device on its wheels. It's one thing to say in the booklet (fully tighten all threaded joints),but we are talking different strengths of plastic securing an alloy. Having assembled the product, I put it in my shed ready to test it the following day. In doing so I lifted it over the threshold of the shed. Next day I tested the spray which was adequate. I then,not needing to use it immediately, proceeded to put it back in the shed .That's were the danger lies. The water was still in the container, and not giving it a thought went to lift it back into the shed, by the handle,which came off in my hand, and the container fell against my right leg causing an injury. There was only sufficient water in the container to test the spray, so I wouldn't have said it was heavy. So the crux of the problem is:A warning:Do not lift the sprayer by the handle when it contains any type of liquid. As regards the effectiveness of the sprayer, I have not used it yet as my wound is still in the process of healing and the swelling has not completely gone down.

Solo 452 pressure sprayer is made of cheap low quality plastic that doesn't last.

The parts are made of very low quality brittle plastic that broke and cracked easily. The first time I used it. Now my problem is how to get spare parts to replace the broken plastic knob.