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Black and Decker 20 V Max Wide Mouth Battery Back Pack Sprayer

Black and Decker 20 V Max Wide Mouth Battery Back Pack Sprayer

Pro Tip: "This is a really nice back pack sprayer that takes the work out of it. Personally I prefer the pumping because I feel like I am working out and there is not battery to fool with. "

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Black and Decker-Chapin 20 V Max Back Pack Sprayer #63980

Black and Decker 20 V Max Wide Mouth Battery Back Pack Sprayer

$172.00

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Chapin 20 V Max Back Pack Sprayer #63980

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Black and Decker 20 V Max Back Pack Sprayer #63980 (4 Gallon)

Black and Decker 20 V Max Back Pack Sprayer Features

Sprays up to 50 gallons in one charge
Up to 1.75 hours of continuous spraying
Powered by Black & Decker 20 V Lithium Ion Battery (charger included)
6" Wide Mouth cap for easy filling
Weighs 9.5 lbs
Sprays up to 35 PSI
Up to 35' maxium horizontal spray
Equipped with Viton seals and gaskets in key areas
Cushion Grip Shut Off
Includes Three Nozzles
Deluxe Padded Straps with Waist/Chest Strap
Uses the same 63800 Chapin Pro Series tank assembly, filters and shutoff

Additional Information

Additional Information

Pro Tips	This is a really nice back pack sprayer that takes the work out of it. Personally I prefer the pumping because I feel like I am working out and there is not battery to fool with.
Packaging	N/A
Manufacturer	Chapin (Manufacturer Product Number: 63980)
Product Label	No
SDS	N/A
More PDF's	No
Target Pest	N/A
Active Ingredient (s)	N/A
For Use :	N/A
Yield	N/A
Mixture\|Application	N/A
Application	No
Retreatment	No
Shipping Restrictions	N/A
More Instructions	No

Reviews

Customer Reviews 1 item(s)

Satisfied

Did not have this backpack in stock, I was offered a Chapin sprayer with almost the exact same specifications would recommend. Love the feel and straps. Wish I had this one Though.

Quality

Review by John / (Posted on 4/12/2018)

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