Valley Industries Adjustable Aluminum Jet Stream Spray Gun - 8 GPM, 800 PSI, 13"

All I can say is that when I received this spray gun, I immediately took off the old spray wand and install this new one. I was literally shocked at how well it works! You can go from a fine mist to a rain type shower to a wide jet stream all by just how much you squeeze the trigger. I no longer have to adjust the tip of a stay wand every time I need a different spray setting! This spray gun works so well, I was able to spray weed killer directly to every clump of thistle and berry bushes in my all my pastures individually (12 acres) . From just setting on my small tractor with the tank mounted on it, I would pick a central spot and spray in about a 40 ft wide circle and aim and hit every single little thistle or berry bush start, in two or three minutes then move to the next ‘central spot’ and repeat! I did all 12 acres in one afternoon in about 6 hours! Not having to manually change the sprayer tip over and over was the primary time saver. I love this spray gun!! Sid :)) PS: the tank I have is only a 25 gallon with a little diaphragm pump rated at 2.5 home.

My husband love it

Gun works OK but not as versatile as others on market

high quality worked great right out of the package

I like that flow and distance change with how hard squeeze the handle. Very well built.

Really lots better than what comes on most tanks. No leaks, less user fatigue. Choose spray pattern by how much you pull trigger back. Works pretty well!

The product description isn’t entirely clear on how this sprayer adjusts between a wide spray and a jet, so here’s a brief video. Unlike other spot sprayers, where the adjustment is made by twisting the tip, this spray pattern depends entirely on how far you squeeze the trigger. Short squeeze= wide spray, long squeeze=thin jet. In the video, I am using a 45psi pump on a tank sprayer. Note the female hose connection is a 1/2”, smaller than your typical 3/4” garden hose connection if that is why you plan to use. Also, it’s is a tapered thread, and took a substantial amount of torque from a wrench before there was no dripping from the threads. I ultimately used a 1/2” male to 3/4” female adapter, to which I threaded a 3/4” QD hose connector.

My old one was longer and had male pipe threads. So I needed to go get a nipple because I couldn't use the one-off my old 1, but that's all right. It's only 13 inches long. Marilyn was about 22, but otherwise it works the same. It's good