Solo 4900647-P 29-Inch Universal Stainless Steel Sprayer Wand And Shut-off Valve

Excellent product , very sturdy easy to set up

First I was looking for a replacement wand when mine cracked over winter.Wouldn't have this problem for this wand because it's not plastic.But what I really like about this is it came with the flat nozzle and the spray coming out is really fan flat evenly! It really waves the spray when you do it and again did I say it being uniform and even.So spraying the weeds or pesticide is now much more easier.For the install you have to think a little and secure using the rings provided. Otherwise the pressure is going to push your nozzle out. It isn't hard but aren't really plug and play.5 stars and I recommend this purchase.

I bought this sprayer wand to replace a shorter one on a sprayer a have. This wand is long enough where I don't have to bend over, which was killing my back. The wand is metal, which is a plus. I have another long plastic wand that developed a slight bend in it. Hopefully this one will stay straight. The nozzle uses teejet heads, so your can change out the head that comes with it, if you don't like it. One thing that I don't like is that the wand will drip out about a 0.5-1 teaspoon when you turn if off. Most wands leak a few drops when you shut them off, but this one is more than the other 5 wands I have. That said, I am happy with the purchase and I would buy it again.

Replaced the plastic one that broke with this metal one, very happy with it and a good price

When I pressurized the tank today, it started leaking at the cap that holds the valve spring. No visible cracks but the threads won’t hold. Adding the clamp is working for the time being.

The spraying wand which came with the original unit was plastic and just started malfunctioning and dripping so I decided to upgrade to a metal wand like my previous solo sprayer had. Easy switch out and hopefully will last the life of the sprayer

The media could not be loaded. Seemed like a decent design, but execution was awful. The the spring loaded cap threads do not fit the handle threads. The male and female threads slip over each other for the first several threads, then start to engage. As a result, there is so little engagement when the o-ring seal starts to seat that the cap just jumps the threads and is then crooked so fluid just pours out. Tightening the cap less doesn’t provide a tight seal and tightening it more results in the condition described above.

Nozzle is much better than my previous wand and nozzle. I can cover more area quickly.