This backpack sprayer only reaches about 10 feet high. For higher areas we recommend the Chapin Slide Pump Sprayer which can reach up to 30 feet high. We also have a video that shows the slide pump sprayer in action on the slide pump product page.
You cannot store chemicals in sprayers as it will weaken the gaskets and other portions of the sprayers and cause leaking. Leaving chemicals in sprayers for more than 24 hours at a time will also void any and all warranties offered by the manufacturers. For short term use (for a few hours) stored pr…
Read Full Answer »Hand held sprayers have the pump on the lid that you hold. If you notice in the picture there is a rod that extends from the bottom of the pack. On backpack sprayers since you where it on your back, the rod extends out from your side and you pump the rod up and down to pressurize the tan…
Read Full Answer »The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800)sprayer weighs around 10 lbs empty.
Most hand pump sprayers including the Chapin Pro Backpack sprayer will only spray about 10 feet at the most from the end of the sprayer wand. If you need to reach further, we do sell the Chapin Slide Pump Sprayer which can reach up to 30 feet away.
Yes, the Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800) can be used with both insecticides and herbicides. Be sure to triple rinse and thoroughly your sprayer in between products though.
We do sell the replacement wand for the 61800. It is part number 6-8101.
The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800) does not have a release value. Pressure is released as you are opening the lid on the tank.
The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack is a Piston Pump.
The pump handle can be changed on the Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack sprayer. It can go on either the left or right side depending on which hand you use more frequently.
The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800) has an adjustable cone nozzle which would give you the best coverage.
Please view the Guidelines for Spray Nozzle Selection Guide for more information.
The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800) is hand pump, not battery or engine operated, so there is not a set volume of product per seconds when using this type of equipment. The speed at which the product comes out will partially be determined by your ability to pump it up and create pressu…
Read Full Answer »The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack should not be used to disperse stain/sealers. The Chapin 3.5 Gallon Concrete Sprayer is a professional grade high-quality sprayer that can be used to disperse sealers.
Yes, the Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800) can be used with insecticides like the Demand CS.
You can change the shut-off assembly that the Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800) has with the Chapin Shut-off Assembly - Poly With Gaurge (6-8175).
The Chapin Wand (#6-8141) fits the 61700 SPR 4.0G/15.1L Chapin poly backpack sprayers and the Chapin 4 Gallon Tree/Turf Pro Commercial Backpack Sprayer (61900). We would recommend contacting Chapin directly to troubleshoot and identify specifically what parts are needed for the Chapin Professional 4…
Read Full Answer »The Retaining Nut for the Chapin 4 Gallon Backpack Sprayer (Model 61800) is not sold separately. The Chapin Replacement Sprayer Tube (6-8219) includes the wand and the retaining nut.
We recommend contacting Chapin directly for troubleshooting and product support regarding the problems you are experiencing with your Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800). Chapin can be reached by either calling (800) 444-3140 Opt. 1, or by visiting their website's contact page.
The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack (#61800) comes with a Brass Cone Adjustable Nozzle, Plastic Adjustable Cone Nozzle, and a Plastic Fan Tip Nozzle, which allow for varied spray patterns, including pin stream, fan, fine mist and course stream. Please refer to the product manual for specific …
Read Full Answer »The Chapin Pro Series 4 Gallon Backpack can be strapped on by following these steps: The top of the shoulder straps are attached to the tank. Attach the lower end of the straps by clipping the strap hooks to the metal frame between where the frame exits the tank and curves around. Please see detail…
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