Effortlessly Maintain Your Garden With KIMO 3 Gallon Electric Backpack Sprayer- 20V Battery Powered With 3 Water Nozzles And 2 Extended Wands Review

The Kimo 3-gallon backpack sprayer was my first experience with a backpack-style sprayer. I’ve used the classic style for years, frequently pumping to re-pressurize and carrying the heavy tank in one hand while spraying with the other. The backpack sprayer lets both shoulders carry the load while spraying with either hand. I chose the battery-operated sprayer over the hand-pump style because I was afraid I wasn’t coordinated enough to spray, walk and pump at the same time.When I removed this…

This battery powered sprayer really rocks. I love that it comes with 2 wands, a Stainless Steel one and a polymer one.In the comprehensive instruction manual they even let you know what types of chemicals require one orb the other. They give you a spare set of o rings to keep it leak free. It has 2 pump speeds for low and high pressure. It sprays a good distance (15-25 feet) depending on nozzle used and the viscosity of the liquid. Backpack harness is comfortable, but I am using it more or less

The sprayer is easy to use, comfortable to wear for the most part, and the pressure/psi is great. I bought it for applying herbicide to my lawn so I took it on a test run filled with water to the 3 gallon level. Unfortunately, it leaves approx. 1/2 gallon of liquid in the tank before spraying slows to a trickle as if it's empty. This pretty much makes it a 2.5 gallon sprayer which might be fine for some of you. I really want to like this sprayer, but I'm close to the edge of really needing 3…

EDITED REVIEW after receiving replacement. Packaging arrived NEW as should be expected. Easy set up, quick charge and pleasantly relieved that it worked upon startup. I proceeded to spray dry blacktop so I could see the results of the spray using clear water. The coverage was great in either mode. What impressed me was the motor turns off when the wand handle is released. But responds immediately upon squeezing again. I will just have to remember to turn switch off when I'm finished because…

This is the 2nd Kim product I have purchased and I again am so delighted. The 1st was their battery operated leaf blower. My husband made fun of me for purchasing such a "small" leaf blower. Well, he was extremely surprised when it had almost the force of his gas blower, but with extreme ease. He purchased one for his business to clean his sidewalks every morning. It also blows off light snow in the winter. Now I have this battery operated sprayer. It is extremely easy to use, covers a wide…

Perfect for spraying a small area, light weight, easy for a small person to carry. The battery lasts longer than expected before a recharge needed. The low pressure setting supplies more than enough spray power for most applications. Have not had to use the high pressure which would rarely be needed. Recommended, especially if you have other products that use the same Kimo battery.

Overall, I am very happy I bought this. It turned what was a wrist and elbow bummer with my hand-pumped unit into an efficient, effective and generally comfortable experience.Pros: it worked straight away, no issues. Tank size seems perfect to me, anything more capacious would make it pretty heavy when full. Adjustable length of wand lets you stand up straight, and the showerhead puts out the juice with even coverage. Trigger lock works great but seems flimsy. Battery still showed full charge…

KIMO 3 Gallon 20V Battery Powered Backpack Sprayer w/ 2.0Ah BatteryPROS: affordable. Great for the average joe. I would say up to a 2 acre lawn. I wondered about the speeds 40 and 70psi. There's not much difference: using a CONE sprayer tip at 70psi the spray produced a solid 2 foot width. The 40psi produce a solid 1.5 foot width. It was comfortable to wear. 3 gallons goes quick, so weight isn't an issue. Compared to the old fashion hand pump, this is sprayer a workhorse. Gets the job done in…

I really wanted to like this sprayer, but unfortunately, I am one of the unlucky ones! Initial testing with water in the tank, the sprayer seemed to run fine and both wands worked out well. It's a sturdy pump and the perfect size for me because I'm of small stature. I filled it with product and started spraying. It sprayed well for about 2 minutes and then it just seem to lose pressure and eventually drip product. The tank was over half full, so the issue was not due to lack of product. I tried

Wand leaks where it attaches to trigger assembly. I always have to retighten after about 15 minutes of use. Thanks for attention.

I have been using my KIMO model 9318 3 Gallon Garden Sprayer w/ 2.0Ah Battery for over a month. I find it easy to fill and use. It has adequate power to spray 12+ feet from the nozzle end vertically at the 40psi pressure setting – the lower one. The nozzle adjusts from a fine mist to almost a stream. There are two heads for the sprayer. I have only used the brass one. The plastic head is for fine mist and I do not have cause to use it. The wand extends to almost double its length from about 2’…

First, I need to say my intention was to use this a bit differently than described. I'm old and I'm not going to strap this thing with 3 gallons of liquid to my back. I hoped to put this on a roller cart to water plants all over my house. Mounting it to a cart was easy enough. The hose was too short with proprietary connections so I wrote the mfg about it and never received any form of reply. I came up with some method to insert more hose between the connections. The wand tends to not shut off…

Lets start off with the positives. Came packaged nicely. It does hold 3 gallons even though it looks like it won't. The backpack straps were big enough for a large man like myself. The extendable metal wand and hose work perfectly for a tall person. When it works, it does so very well. So much better than the old pump sprayer I had.The things not so great. Comes with a metal cone spray nozzle. I would prefer a fan pattern as I do a lot of edging. It's hard to get the last couple cups of mix out

To be honest, we were not expecting this to work as well as it does! We have a major wasp problem this year and decided to go the DIY natural deterrent route instead of using harsh chemicals. After formulating our "wasp's brew" we decided to try this battery powered sprayer instead of going with the manual pump handle type. When the unit arrived, it appeared to be used as the tank was wet and smelling a bit of mildew? After contacting revain, they were kind enough to ship another new unit that…

Runs quiet. shuts off when pressure is reached in the tank. Battery lasts all day seems like.Con - Shoulder harness is sized for a small man. If your shoulders are broad it will be hard to get on and uncomfortable if you do.