how far will this spray
1341632
I have apple trees about 10 ft tall and I can get the spray to reach the top if it is pumped up all the way. The spray can be adjusted. I use the fan spray and it is close to 3 feet wide and goes forward any where from 4-8 feet.
1341633
You adjust the pressure manually with this sprayer. So, if you keep it pumped up and have the nozzle adjusted to a stream-spray, it may spray up to 8' . I typically use it as a mist spray to cover a broad area and then it only sprays about 2-3' ahead of me.
1341634
I installed the fan sprayer that comes with it -which can go out about 6-8 feet. Not sure about the standard sprayer.
1341635
I'd say that it does have a powerful spray to suit most applications. In answer to your question, the length of the spray will depend on how you adjust the spray tip. In a "jet type adjustment", I can spray the eves of my home (about 12-15 ft) without any trouble. In a full circle or conical setting and with 3 or 4 pumps, you'll have a very forceful sprayer. In short, the adjustment of the sprayer tip will dictate the distance.
1084479
Have not tried to spray very high but with the pest nozzle on it has enough pressure to stream at least 18 to 20 feet.
2093300
Mine sprayed through the side a few inches from one end after 6 days. I sent it back for credit. Didn't want another.
1440225
I believe it will depend on your water pressure. I have run two drip lines from the unit. The total distance is 80 feet, 40 in each direction. I have many drip heads on the line, some of them are spray heads. I have no problem.
891567
It will spray about 14 inches wide,it comes with one extra nozzle and is in my opinion a very fine product(just make sure if you use it alot to lubricate the pump shaft)I have had mine for quite a while and it has always been ready to go when I need it,I can´t say much about other brands but this sprayer has been a god send for me.
1619531
This nozzle will surely shoot over twenty feet, but if the average water level is low it will reduce the distance naturally. This is a surprisingly good piece of tool. Don't underestimate the size.
916386
Mix 1 part concentrated with 9 parts water, so it goes pretty far. I use a hand squirt type sprayer, but if you need to spray a larger area you can use a pump type sprayer. The instructions say to spray a fine mist, so I don't think a hose end sprayer is suitable.
1619530
About 16 feet. I was able to spray the 2nd floor eves of my house from the ground.
117890
I would estimate it sprays 12 to 15 feet up if spraying a tree, further if spraying more horizontal. I had hoped for a little more pressure, but love not pumping. I used mind mostly to spray fruit trees. It also worked well to mist in the garden.
1205986
I have not yet test the wand sprayer yet to see how far it will spray. I would think as long as your not trying to do trees over 10 ft it would work fine.
1460622
This Chapin 61800 sprayer has a good reach to about 15 ft away using not the mist but the stream setting on the nozzle sprayer.
851275
I have mine on the back of my John Deere Gator and with it sitting in the bed it sprays out about 8' to 10 ', I have not tried to raise for a wider spray. I really like the ease of use it provides
460782
The stream is not real powerful, but more so than just spraying a bottle. So I expect it would depend on just how large an area and how dirty.
2189398
A few feet but wait. It has an adjustable knob that varies it a bit. More fog less drip. I like it with Cedarcide. It creates a huge plume in a short time. I also use a spray bottle for cabinets and crannies.
409461
I would not use it for this. The area it sprays is about the size of a quarter.
342938
How far it sprays is a function of the power of the water going through your hose. Thirty feet is an unlikely distance to expect from this sprayer, at least at my house. The best I get is maybe about ten feet; it is not like one of those hose nozzles that lets you increase the force of its spray. This thing is designed more for gardening applications where you are much closer to the object being sprayed than when you're trying to reach things far away.
630339
About 16 feet, with no wind, the bottle pumped up to the max, and the nozzle adjusted for a tight stream. I use mine to spray a weak bleach solution on my house to get rid of mold (I live near the coast and mold is a constant problem), so I'm frequently trying to spray as high up the walls as possible. To get to 16 feet you're shooting such a narrow stream that it takes a long time to cover any significant amount of wall. On ground-floor walls you can widen the spray a bit and get good coverage. For the second story walls I resort to using an old stainless steel water fire extinguisher that I pressurize with my compressor. Works like a charm but goes through the water-bleach-soap mixture like, well, a house on fire. The garden sprayer is much more precise and economical in it's application of the bleach mixture. I've heard these sprayers have some use in gardening as well, but I have no personal experience of that.