what is the spray distance?
1704319
I am not sure the exact distance but it does spray pretty far and works great.
235470
This unit is the best for close contact and is not made to reach 15 or 20 ft at a mist, spot spray will reach out but not but not always the best idea. This is my option and i use this pump a lot. Hope this Helps. Regards
1925026
If I understand the question correctly, from the bottom of the spout/sprayer, it's 7 inches to the countertop. I think the other would depend on what type of sink you have, but on ours, it's 16 inches from the bottom of the sprayer to the bottom of the sink. With ours, I've never had any problems with it splashing out of the sink (and the way ours is installed on a double-sink, it's nowhere near close enough to get on the countertop). Hope that helps!
1460624
Dirk, I live at the bottom of a pretty steep 50 foot cliff and I need to spray it with Roundup every year. They told me the sprayer would shoot a stream 20-25 feet. I'm banking on it! I haven't had a chance to test it but, I will tomorrow.
896888
The spray range can be adjusted slightly. There is an adjustable deflector mechanism that adjusts the height of the spray depending on the type of critters you need to scare off. So if you need to get rid of deer, it will spray further, but aiming for smaller varmints will mean less distance. Obviously good water pressure helps a lot as well. I would say I get about 40 to 50 feet of spray.
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.
1286249
It is about a foot and a half off the top of the sink. Problem. Mine is starting to leak and the sprayer does't move very well. I would suggest another brand.
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.
1205987
It depends. Sprayer has wand pressure, however, probably not enough to reach the crowns of tall trees(> 15ft). The hose and wand is about 8-10 feet long which would also limit your ability to spray larger trees. I have a Stanley commercial backpack pump sprayer that I use on taller trees.
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.
851276
I sprayed about 40,000 sq ft and I would say 14 ft is about right. I did not measure the width, but it sprays nice and wide. If you have a few acres that need to be sprayed this is a great sprayer.
453994
I got it at 9/10 inches, to middle/end of sprayer. No problem with hose, so far, over a year. Due to length, have to be careful not to splash on floor.
1084480
I would say a good 6 feet if you pump it a few times before spraying. I would recommend safety glasses and a dust mask with whatever you're spraying... Avoid your drift and don't do it on a windy day if you're spraying trees... Use a service ladder if you're spraying really high and like I said before avoid contact with drift
700766
I'd guess 20-25 feet when you stream it. I left it on the default setting of 40psi I think. You can probably make it shoot further. I spray it up and let it fall so it hits the tops of my trees. Hope this helps.
1965235
I have an area about that big. If you want to cover the area all at once, no. The higher the spray, the wider it goes. I would say when I have it on full blast, I can get it down to about 8-10 feet.
1466949
The sprayer is not where I can measure the wand but, it is about 2 to 2 -1/2 feet long. I need to spray a steep hillside and the hose length did not let me fully extend my arm upward. I lengthened the hose by inserting a small elbow and a short length of additional hose where it exits the tank and now I can fully extend my arm.
2163615
My guess is that it's about 30 feet but unless you have really powerful water pressure you won't be able to stretch them out full length -- what happens is that the sprinkler closest to the water source puts out the biggest range of spray, then the next one and finally the last one -- bottom line, I like them and have used them for many years --they work find, you just have to turn them on and figure out how far to spread the 3 apart -- also I tried lining up two sets of three but my water pressure wasn't good enough to get them to put out a decent spray -- my water pressure is at least average -- My guess is that it's about 30 feet but unless you have really powerful water pressure you won't be able to stretch them out full length -- what happens is that the sprinkler closest to the water source puts out the biggest range of spray, then the next one and finally the last one -- bottom line, I like them and have used them for many years --they work find, you just have to turn them on and figure out how far to spread the 3 apart -- also I tried lining up two sets of three but my water pressure wasn't good enough to get them to put out a decent spray -- my water pressure is at least... » Read More My guess is that it's about 30 feet but unless you have really powerful water pressure you won't be able to stretch them out full length -- what happens is that the sprinkler closest to the water source puts out the biggest range of spray, then the next one and finally the last one -- bottom line, I like them and have used them for many years --they work find, you just have to turn them on and figure out how far to spread the 3 apart -- also I tried lining up two sets of three but my water pressure wasn't good enough to get them to put out a decent spray -- my water pressure is at least average -- « Show Less