Worx WG829 20V Power Share 2-Gallon Cordless Yard Sprayer

No more pumping every few steps!!! 2 gallons is heavy. The shoulder strap is only so so. Was able to spray a very large area, Maybe an acre and a half not really sure of the size of the area, 4 gallons very, very easily. 61 yrs old With a herniated disk. Love love my worx products. Used less than half of a battery's life. And I mean one of the regular batteries, not 1 of the extended. I only use those on my chainsaw or jawsaw. It is a little noisy when it's building up the pressure but less than what I actually expected. So far I've only used it the one time. So I cannot attest to the durability of it.

What a difference! I used to have to stop & pump up my old sprayer constantly. This Works sprayer is wonderful. Did not have to buy a battery as our other WORKS products batteries are interchangeable. The sprayer is amazing. Love it.

easy to work with it a must have for anyone who need a great pump for residental or commerical

I have to start by saying I buy a lot from Amazon and am rarely, if ever, disappointed. That being said, it’s the reason I bought this Worx lawn sprayer thru them instead of from Worx directly. However, upon receipt, I could tell the way it was re-packaged, Amazon sent me a returned item and, upon looking more closely at the item itself, it had definitely been used. All parts were there and because I didnt want the hassle of returning it, I decided to try it. I was lucky as it worked great and cut my spraying time down tremendously with a nice even spray and plenty of power with no pumping. The charged battery would kick on as I sprayed and kept that tank compressed. For the price, which was exactly the same as buying directly from Worx, I would have expected a new item. However, I’ll keeping spraying for 30 days and if it shows any sign of a problem, back it goes but, so far, it’s going to make spraying weeds so much easier.

Works great and I don't have to bend over and keep pumping like the old sprayer. At 80 I needed this. Been buying cordless Worx tools for 15 years now and never had a complaint. 2gal is too heavy and so I don't fill over 1.5-gal level. The strap is too short and easier to carry by the handle.

Arrived used. I purchased a new one. There is brown pesticide liquid in the tank, the pressure relief valve is broken & it will not pressurize. I have around 15 WORX tools & 20+ batteries & I love these products. This is the first time WORX sent me an item that clearly did not go thru quality control. I not only requested a replacement but WORX should compensate me in some way for being bent over.

Okay, first thing I need to dispel is where they say you can just put this pump on any other tank with universal threading. Nope--nope. There a bunch of cheap tanks out there that figure you're hand pumping so why reinforce the tank? Why put on a wand that can stand a lot of pressure? The Worx tank is solid and made for an electric motor pressure. I bought two b/c I use grass friendly weed killer AND that popular herbicide that California claims will kill us all some day. I don't want to have to wash out the tanks so--two; no regrets. It holds 2 gallons, but I only fill it to 1 so it's easier to carry, more mobile. The HUGE thing is being able to buy the CONCENTRATED versions of my lawn chemicals and mix them with a gallon of water--waaay cheaper than the big jugs they sell in stores. That will be the only time I disparage big jugs, by the way. The Wand isn't messing around, it unloads quickly, not like the dainty little spray you get from the disposable battery operated ones; might as well put it in a perfume atomizer and spritz your dandelions. You can go through a gallon pretty quickly and the motor will restart at least once while you're doing it to keep the pressure up. This will be the only time I will appreciate more pressure, by the way. My neighbor had weeds growing all through his stone landscaping. I mixed up some herbicide and had the area covered in no time. Love the bleeder valve on the side so you don't get blasted in the face with chemicals opening it up. Just tip it to one side (I recommend pointing it AWAY from you first) and let it quickly decompress. Be careful with the wand shaft when you first open it, don't lose any gaskets or caps, they're just hanging on there. This is one of my favorite purchases (x2) of the year!

I received sprayer today and made a quick test using water. Pump compressed air in tank quickly and maintains a consistent water spray from the wand. Surprised pump did not need to cycle on/off very often during my test. It seems to be a durable build. Hope so cause I will really enjoy using vs my older hand pump sprayers.Now to find out how to order a 2nd smaller spare tank.