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Chapin International 63985 Black & Decker Backpack Sprayer, 4 gal, Translucent White

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Size: 4 gal


Features

  • Features a black & Decker 20-volt Lithium ion Battery for up to 1. 75 hours of continuous spraying
  • 35-40 psi with a 20-foot maximum horizontal spray stream
  • 4-gallon tank with 6-inch wide mouth funnel for easy filling and cleaning
  • Cushion grip shut-off with three nozzles for a variety of applications
  • Straps for prolonged use. This shut off does not have a lock-on/lock-off feature. . Spray stream max vertical: up to 27-feet
  • Note: Kindly refer user manual and instructional video before use
  • NOTE: Charge battery fully before first use

Description

The Chapin wide mouth battery powered backpack sprayer features a 20V black & Decker lithium ion battery with battery charger. Enjoy 1. 75 hours of continuous spraying, that's up to 50 gallon! Offers 35-40 PSI with a 35-foot maximum horizontal spray stream. 6" Wide mouth funnel for easy filling & cleaning with a carrying handle built right into the cap. Weighs 39% less than competitive units. seals in the pump for maximum chemical resistance. Cushion grip shut-off with built-in, serviceable filter to assure that no debris can clog the nozzle tip. Padded straps with waist/Chest strap for prolonged use. Durable & long-lasting with regular cleaning. Additional batteries & chargers available through black & Decker.

Brand: Chapin International


Tank Volume: 4 Gallons


Color: Translucent White


Material: Plastic, Polypropylene (PP)


Item Weight: 10.5 Pounds


Global Trade Identification Number: 53


Model Name: Black & Decker


Model Number: 63985


Brand Name: Chapin International


Included Components: Chapin International 63985 Black & Decker Backpack Sprayer, 4 gal


Hose Length: 48 Inches


Item Weight: 10.5 Pounds


Tank Volume: 4 Gallons


Material: Plastic, Polypropylene (PP)


Style: Translucent


Color: Translucent White


Power Source: Battery Powered


Frequently asked questions

The Chapin Backpack Sprayer can spray up to 25-30 feet horizontally, and 23-26 feet vertically when the pressure is at its maximum.

Yes, the Chapin Backpack Sprayer comes with three nozzles. It includes a brass adjustable nozzle for fine mists to coarse streams, a poly-fan nozzle for wide area treatments, and a poly-cone nozzle for delicate foliar feeding.

The Chapin Backpack Sprayer has a capacity of 4 gallons.

Yes, the sprayer is battery-operated. It comes with a Black & Decker 20-volt Lithium battery, that provides up to 1.75 hours of continuous spraying or covers up to 50 gallons per charge.

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The Chapin International Backpack Sprayer is a mixed bag with varying reviews from customers. Most reviewers appreciate its excellent power solution and its usability for a wide range of spraying tasks, including pest control and weed abatement. However, reliability issues regarding switch and battery failures taint the satisfaction of certain users.

Pros

  • 👍 Excellent power solution
  • 👍 Offers a good balance of weight and capacity
  • 👍 Very efficient and has a far-reaching spray pattern
  • 👍 Leaves very little residual spray material in the tank

Cons

  • 👎 Frequent switch failures reported
  • 👎 Batteries are liable to die and not re-charge
  • 👎 Potential to leak, causing issues with the battery
  • 👎 Seemingly low build quality

Should I Buy It?

If you are in need of a strong and far-reaching sprayer, the Chapin Electric Sprayer's power and efficiency may benefit you greatly. However, the recurrent reports of low build quality, particularly regarding the switch and battery, are worrisome. It's recommended to invest in this product only if you are willing to take the risk of possible quality issues or after contacting the manufacturer about the reported problems.

    • Excellent sprayer to use to replace a pest control service
I set out with the intention to stop paying the "T" pest control service nearly $450 a year for coming out to my property only 4 times a year. If this is your plan too, read on. I asked the sprayer tech the last time he was at my house, what pesticides are used and are they available to the public. After hearing about Talstar P and its availability on the Do My Own Pest Control site, I decided to jump in, get a good quality sprayer and buy some Talstar. I bought the 96oz jug (best value) which will last about 2 years at my current dilution rates (1oz per gallon of water works great). The jug only costs 35 dollars. That plus the cost of the sprayer will be made up during the first year of not using a service. Good deal. On to the sprayer. Getting to the point of performing my own pest control is only worthwhile if I have the right tools and materials to do the job. This sprayer does the job VERY well, and after my first test spray with water(to check for leaks), and my first full property spray, I recommend it highly. I've used many hand pump sprayers that were killing my back lugging them around and having to re-pump far too often. Those sprayers would work OK for a few years and then would develop seal issues and other quality problems that required replacement. This powered sprayer is very quiet and the 20v battery is just as strong after a 45 min session as it was when I started. It's also nice that the battery isn't some no-name proprietary one but something you can get drills, and other tools for. For those that have back issues, I filled the tank with only 3 gallons on the full property spray on the recommendation of others and I find this amount is the right balance of weight/having to re-fill for my lower back issues. The unit is a bit bulky when first strapped on. I use a high top table to rest/fill the sprayer and then back up to it when I need to put it on. This is much easier than merely lugging it off the ground and trying to put it straight onto your back. The unit puts out a nice volume of spray per trigger pull and you can hold down the trigger for continuous spray. If you find the pump speeding up and slowing down, just adjust the nozzle slightly and it will settle to an even purr. The pump shuts off quickly after each trigger release. When you run out of material, the pump will run continuously until you press the on/off rocker switch to off. This can be done with the backpack on your back. The tank is quite empty when the pump can no longer maintain a steady flow. Some sprayers leave as much as a half gallon in reserve. This sprayer leaves very little. Once emptied of your spray material, It's highly recommended to fill the sprayer with about a 1/2 gallon of water and spray continuously until that runs out to clean out the pump and the wand for next use. Anything I'd improve upon: The threads of the large mouth lid on the top of the sprayer are not cut precisely and lead to a very tight turning effort to get on and off. It can also be a struggle to get the threads seated properly to avoid cross threading. It may be I just have to work mine in after several uses. Not sure if this is the norm or just my unit. It would have been a bit handier for the hose coming out of the pump unit to be positioned on either side of the unit instead of straight out the back. The current position makes for an entertaining dance to pick up the wand once you have the pack on your back. The above are minor minuses about a very nice sprayer. I'm trying to cover all bases here so you can make an informed choice. I would buy this again in a heartbeat and will post a follow-up on both the sprayer and Talstar in about 6 months. I will have had ample opportunity at that time to test the strength of the battery and the overall build quality. UPDATE 3/2016: I've now used this sprayer 3 times for both pest and weed abatement uses and I still stand behind my positive review of this sprayer. You should be careful to not tip too far from side to side or a bit of liquid may drip out of the big red cap threads on top. As others have mentioned, it doesn't do the best job of sealing but it's ok. Pest control spraying is easy with this since you are generally following a building wall to ground line or fence line path. Not a big challenge for most sprayers. Weed control spraying is where this thing really shines. A far reaching spray, nice wide pattern, and the ability to hold 4 gallons makes this the perfect sprayer for weed killing. A job that used to take 2 hours (flat terrain with some hillsides) and killed my back with a pump sprayer was done far better (more coverage, especially through chain link fence areas) and in 1/3 of the time. Will post another update later in the year to give an idea of wear. UPDATE 8/2016. This sprayer just won't let me down. It sprays now (after 10 uses at 3-4 gallons per use) just as well as it did brand new. I have had no issues with leakage of the pump or hose assembly. I thoroughly rinse and spray clean water through the pump (only need to do about 1/2 gallon) after each use. That single action, as recommended by Chapin will help this sprayer last a long time. I pest spray my house every 6 weeks and have been pest free thanks to the nice material delivery achieved by this sprayer. About the tight threads I mention on the big red cap above, they do work in a bit over time. I find it quite easy now to find proper threading to tighten the lid and avoid cross threading without any hassle at all. UPDATE 5/31/2017. The sprayer is still going strong. No reduction in spray performance or battery life. This item has exceeded my expectations. I use it every 6-8 weeks for both weed and pest abatement. I had to use a hand pump sprayer at a time when I didn't have the Chapin with me and I really missed the strong spray of this battery operated unit. This is also a long term review of Talstar P. The pest control chemical works awesome. I can go 2-3 months without seeing any ants or other pests we have in the area. Great substitute for paying big $$ for pest control companies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2016 by Todd W. Carnes
    • Bought in 2016 - One of the best purchases I've ever made
I bought this in 2016. I use it about 10-15 times a year. I use it for both bug spray and weed spray. I'm still on the original battery. I've had very few issues with this, and I absolutely love it. 100% beats buying those hand pumps. What's my secret to this lasting 6 years and still going strong? I leave the battery on the trickle charger as the instructions stated. So the battery has been on the charger for 6 years except for when I use it. Battery is still very solid. I did 5 gallons worth of weed spray a few weeks ago and there was no sign of running out of juice. Also - after I'm done spraying, I add more water to the tank - and spray a bit with that - just to make sure the lines and pump and completely clear of any herbicides or pesticides. Then I disassemble the hand sprayer that the hose is attached to (what you hold) and drain all the water from the line going from the pump to the hand sprayer. Then I just make sure everything is able to dry out completely. Then I place the battery in my house on the trickle charger. So it is never exposed to really hot or really cold temperatures (except for a small period when in use on the sprayer). It's exceeded my expectations. There are two issues I have had: 1. When it's almost out of fluid in the tank and the water pressure in the line gets low, it leaks through the head of the hand sprayer. It's not too bad, and not really much of a big deal. 2. The red lid doesn't quite fit right and therefore it doesn't seal. This has caused some problems for me when I try lifting the pump with the handhold on the top of the lid, sometimes the lid comes right off which is rather annoying. I've learned to not trust it and lift it up with both hands grabbing the tank. The other time is when I have the tank very full, then sometimes the herbicide will leak from the top a bit. For this reason I generally avoid filling the tank above 2-3 gallons at a time so I can avoid any leakage from the top. Still, despite those two annoyances, this sprayer is still 5* for me due to how well it works, cost, reliability, and longevity. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2022 by FireWynd
    • SO GLAD I BOUGHT THIS!
7/1/18 UPDATE - This sprayer worked like a charm the first time I used it. I am now about to use it for the second time and the battery won't hold a charge. I followed the instructions, kept it plugged in and charged until I was ready to use and the battery lasted about 20 minutes. I have a huge front and back dirt yard in AZ that needs week control. This is rediculous. Going to try to contact customer support, but what an aggrivation it is! I used my new sprayer today for the first time. I live in Tucson, AZ and have a huge dirt backyard that fills up with weeds every year. I am renting and don't have a choice on what to do with it, so I can only remove the weeks. I used the fan sprayer and used 6 gallons of professional grade solution and used 3 gallons on the front yard. It is quite heavy when full, I needed help carrying it. I am 55yr old out of shape women. Was able to use wide sweeps with the fan nozzle and walked a grid. It worked very well, no glitches or issues at all. I read other reviews where folks had battery problems, pump problems so I was nervous, but it all worked out. I will update this review if anything negative happens with the unit, so if this posting does not get updated it is still operating well. I will use it once every 3 weeks for starting today 4/8/18. Hope this is helpful and encouraging! I think its a great product. I also purchase professional grade week killer. It was $90 granules and then 12.00 bottle of blue dye. Better than paying someone too much money to do it or remove the weeds! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2018 by Leslie

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