I have the My4Sons going into my 3rd season with it. I have an 8.4k sq ft lawn and use it about every other week between bio stims, fungicide, insecticide and N-Ext ferts. It does extremely well and thus far I've only had to charge it at the start of the season and it lasts from early spring straight through to the end of fall on a single charge. My guestimate is about 70 gallons of output over 8 months, on a single charge.
My son and I have had My4Sons sprayers for several years, long enough that the sealed lead acid batteries needed replacing. I was pleased that I could order a battery conversion kit from M4S to allow me to use a Dewalt tool battery, which worked great. My son will be converting his to use Milwaukee batteries. They also offer the sprayer that uses Makita, Black and Decker, Bosch, Rigid or Hercules batteries. My sprayer has a variable volume control and a high/low switch which was not mentioned in the video. We love our sprayers. We use the included brass sprayer tips. I put mine on my ATV which I drive while my wife walks ahead or behind to spray weeds on our steep lake bank. The extra long hose and extendable wand are perfect for this as we sometimes need all the reach we can get. The tested sprayer in the video is likely missing the green o-ring (faucet washer) where the parts attach to each other. Replacement o-rings are available at a low price from M4S (I bought 10 extra ones). The service from M4S is OUTSTANDING! I contacted the owner, Lance Ensign, with questions, parts that I lost or broke and to purchase additional parts and accessories. He has always responded quickly, was very helpful and cares about the customer experience and satisfaction. I cannot commend Lance highly enough for his customer service and great product.
Man you tickled me when you said, "I was thinking there might be a terd out of one of these." Great video. Your review helped me too make my decision. I was indecisive because a have about 4 Ryobi batteries. I will purchase the My 4 Sons. Thank you again, You are helping us with your detailed reviews. I know it takes a lot to make these professional videos, "your time" being just one of the major factors. But we need this. I was viewing another video on BP sprayers and that person mentioned your review.
Great review. Nice to see any of these options will work for someone working within a budget. I liked watching your dog in the background enjoying the lawn.
I’ve had the 105Ex for 3 years. Used about 5 times a year on 14000 sf . I just had to order a new pump because some little spring inside broke. Easy to replace. $40.00 . Their customer service sucks. E- mail only, seriously. But it is a good sprayer. Thanks for your videos.
I'm not going to lie 🔋-operated sprayers are pretty damn cool but I was super happy just to have a backpack pump sprayer I use the Chapin 62000 model ($140) model 61900 ($107) with CF-valve keeps pressure the same. Good video bro! Thanks for your time & sharing 👍👍💯💪
Great extensive review. I bought the 4g spray mate last summer and I think beside the logo its an excellent sprayer for the money. The padding on the back of the tank is not really comfortable but not uncomfortable at all. I definitely recommend above the Chapin.
Technically the Ryobi will run the longest if you slap a massive 9 amp hour batter in it. Heck even the 4 amp hour battery will last forever. However the Ryobi does not put out as many gpm as say a flow zone. I use them both a prefer the flow zone for blanket apps but love running the Ryobi as well. The beauty of Ryobi is just buying the sprayer tool only and using your already owned batteries.
Ryobi and Milwaukee backpack sprayers are very low quality, unfortunately. They all fail. Now my four sons offers new sprayers that can accept whatever tool brand you have. Makita, Milwaukee, Ryobi, etc. I just ordered the Milwaukee model.
Flowzone Silica Sprayer is on clearance at 129$ right now! I think there is 80 left. It is totally overlooked hidden gem. The only difference between the "Silica" version is the attachment to wetsaw and other power equipment. Just replace the nozzle for yard work and you are all set! I got the AMAZING comfort straps and still under 150$
The Huk and Salt Life spandex/poly is what I wear for yard work. The best material I have found for the Florida heat. Soak them in Borax when they start to smell bad. Some yard TH-camr should make their shirts with this material.
Great review. Ive had the ryobi for about 2 months and after using it 2-3 times I am reaLLY liking it so far. Of course ive got about 25 tools in the Ryobi line.
Brett I really enjoyed the comparison. I have a 2 gallon sprayers plus and I love it. I plan to review it sometime this spring or summer. For $100 that I paid it is a tank and perfect for my needs and lawn size. Of the 4 sprayers reviewed, I would buy the Sprayers plus
I’m mid way through but I gotta tell you man.. I’m rooting for the sprayers plus! I don’t want to find out there’s a better and cheaper option after I dropped some major coin on it 😂
My4sons for sure.. Metal valve body, two quick change heads (that I hope don't leak) < and the head assortment...Nice!!! If you spray chemicals professionally the heads all have their place. I just purchased the Ryobi and wanted to compare it to a Kobalt 40volt unit. The fine spray on the Ryobi is excellent, the straps and the lid fitment around the tank are another story..(no leaks)....( Excellent review.... Nice lawn!
I bought a Ryobi due to the fact i use makita batteries with adaptor , 6 year warranty . 6 amp battery should last 6 hours continuous .I have spare batteries and they charge up quick .
I had a Chapin 4-gallon backpack pump type and did not last long, rubber seal got brittle even though kept in the shed when not in use, and only use weed killer in it. Called Chapin for a warranty and they said I use chemicals on the sprayer. What do they think weed killers are, Milk?
When I first started using my SprayersPlus 105 Ex, I cranked down way to hard on the locking nut for the wand and it cracked. I emailed their customer support and received a replacement wand that week, even though I explained that it was my fault. So, don't crank down on that plastic locking nut! Just a little tight is good enough to prevent leaks. My only criticism of the unit is the nature of the lid/flange. As Brett shows, it has to be shaken to get the last bit of liquid out. No big deal, really, and that flange design is super strong, so that's the trade off. No way are you ever striping out or breaking that lid.
Nice job! Question. If i wanted to spray "as far" as possible for (insect spray on my house and under my deck) what sprayer battery would be best?? Any thoughts on Dewalt 299 battery sprayer? they say it does 35 feet. THANKS
@@williamjacksonvillejackson987 no but my ryobi didn’t last 3 months. So I bought a flow zone and I’ve been using it for about a year now and it’s awesome
@@Brettsgrasscapades They are great Sprayer’s but I agree with you there those tips most of them you don’t use they should just put regular Tee Jet fFan tip and a regular adjustable tip that’s all you really need
@@Brettsgrasscapades that’s why I buy the basic package all I need is the backpack wand I normally just buy a bunch of Fan tips from Tee Jet that’s all you really need
These seem like they are more for professional usage. We just purchased a SideKing 1.3gal rechargeable sprayer with shoulder strap. We have a little less than an acre so its OK but at $40 I'm not super impressed.
Great test video, I’d love to see the flow zone sprayer too, I’m personally turn between the my 4 sons and flowzone larger backpack sprayer. I have the sprayers plus 2 gallon one and it’s been great the past 2 years
I have the Ryobi.. it’s pretty decent with TeeJet nozzles. I agree about some of the cheap parts but have not had any failures. The lid fitment, that is very annoying. It can be confusing with the markings on the side.. are the hash marks the gallon mark or the gallon number? Look at it, you’ll see what I’m talking about. Lol
Of the 4 here or if money was no object? Of the 4 there I think the Sprayers Plus would be my first choice if money was not a factor the Solo 416li or the Milwaukee.
@@Brettsgrasscapades Sorry I should have been more specific. Basic home owner grade is what I meant. I have the Chapin from Walmart caught it on clearance. It’s been fine, but doesn’t seem like it’ll last long. I own majority DeWalt power tools so I wish they had one, but I also have the Ryobi battery adapter for DeWalt tools, so I guess that’d be the move. I just hate having that line green in the garage lol. Have their Brad nailer & battery hot glue gun & those are both fantastic I must say
If you get the Ryobi....save the receipt. The hose always breaks coming out of the body. Hopefully it breaks within 90 days so you can get a no hassle refund
I picked up the Ryobi for only about 70 bucks. I thought it was mis-priced and I triple checked that it was rung up correctly. Not the best, but not a bad price for what it is.
That is an excellent deal because a battery and charger without the tool is about that price. I have that sprayer and it is okay as far as I’m concerned. And I can pop in one of my bigger batteries if I need longer run time.
@@mikemeskel a way to tell if you got the older model is the old one has the battery sticking out the back really far, the new one is up under it and not sticking out
@@Brettsgrasscapades This one. They might not make it anymore. www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-18V-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-4-Gal-Battery-Backpack-Chemical-Sprayer-2-0-Ah-Battery-and-Charger-Included-P2840/303585241
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I have the My4Sons going into my 3rd season with it. I have an 8.4k sq ft lawn and use it about every other week between bio stims, fungicide, insecticide and N-Ext ferts. It does extremely well and thus far I've only had to charge it at the start of the season and it lasts from early spring straight through to the end of fall on a single charge. My guestimate is about 70 gallons of output over 8 months, on a single charge.
Nice! Glad its worked well for you!
Thank you for that!!
No Brett, YOU are the battery champion for conducting such a battery of tests on all those sprayers to help folks choose which one to buy 👍🏼
Oh stop it youre making me blush.
My son and I have had My4Sons sprayers for several years, long enough that the sealed lead acid batteries needed replacing. I was pleased that I could order a battery conversion kit from M4S to allow me to use a Dewalt tool battery, which worked great. My son will be converting his to use Milwaukee batteries. They also offer the sprayer that uses Makita, Black and Decker, Bosch, Rigid or Hercules batteries. My sprayer has a variable volume control and a high/low switch which was not mentioned in the video.
We love our sprayers. We use the included brass sprayer tips. I put mine on my ATV which I drive while my wife walks ahead or behind to spray weeds on our steep lake bank. The extra long hose and extendable wand are perfect for this as we sometimes need all the reach we can get.
The tested sprayer in the video is likely missing the green o-ring (faucet washer) where the parts attach to each other. Replacement o-rings are available at a low price from M4S (I bought 10 extra ones).
The service from M4S is OUTSTANDING! I contacted the owner, Lance Ensign, with questions, parts that I lost or broke and to purchase additional parts and accessories. He has always responded quickly, was very helpful and cares about the customer experience and satisfaction. I cannot commend Lance highly enough for his customer service and great product.
There are youtube videos on how to calibrate your Backpack sprayer.
Man you tickled me when you said, "I was thinking there might be a terd out of one of these." Great video. Your review helped me too make my decision. I was indecisive because a have about 4 Ryobi batteries. I will purchase the My 4 Sons. Thank you again, You are helping us with your detailed reviews. I know it takes a lot to make these professional videos, "your time" being just one of the major factors. But we need this. I was viewing another video on BP sprayers and that person mentioned your review.
Great review. Nice to see any of these options will work for someone working within a budget. I liked watching your dog in the background enjoying the lawn.
I have the 4 gallon SprayMate and I absolutely love it. It's a great sprayer for the money. Great review Brett... 👊🏼
I really like this little 2.5 gallon!
@@Brettsgrasscapades it's perfect for folks with smaller yards. Another nice feature is there's many upgrades available for them if you so desire.
Are we not going to discus THE STAR of the show (3:18-3:35)- The Dog rolling in the grass !!! - PRICELESS❤❤❤❤❤
I’ve had the 105Ex for 3 years. Used about 5 times a year on 14000 sf . I just had to order a new pump because some little spring inside broke. Easy to replace. $40.00 . Their customer service sucks. E- mail only, seriously. But it is a good sprayer. Thanks for your videos.
Literally spent all day making this video. Just you and your 4 friends. Haha. Good stuff bro!
Lol yes the entire day.
Perfect timing of the video. I have been looking at reviews for two days, and your DETAILES are by far the best. Keep up the great work!
Great review as you always do. I was impressed with them all but even more impressed on how well your lawn looks
Thank you! You'll have to come mow it!
I'm not going to lie 🔋-operated sprayers are pretty damn cool but I was super happy just to have a backpack pump sprayer I use the Chapin 62000 model ($140) model 61900 ($107) with CF-valve keeps pressure the same. Good video bro! Thanks for your time & sharing 👍👍💯💪
Great extensive review. I bought the 4g spray mate last summer and I think beside the logo its an excellent sprayer for the money. The padding on the back of the tank is not really comfortable but not uncomfortable at all. I definitely recommend above the Chapin.
Agree for sure.
Hooray...I own the 105EX! Love it
Its a great sprayer!
Technically the Ryobi will run the longest if you slap a massive 9 amp hour batter in it. Heck even the 4 amp hour battery will last forever. However the Ryobi does not put out as many gpm as say a flow zone. I use them both a prefer the flow zone for blanket apps but love running the Ryobi as well. The beauty of Ryobi is just buying the sprayer tool only and using your already owned batteries.
Nailed it! The ability to swap batteries easily is a huge point for ryobi!
The 2.0 battery that came with mine lasts about 20 minutes
Output and wand are the only drawbacks to the Ryobi for me. Just gotta walk really slow lol
Ryobi and Milwaukee backpack sprayers are very low quality, unfortunately. They all fail. Now my four sons offers new sprayers that can accept whatever tool brand you have. Makita, Milwaukee, Ryobi, etc. I just ordered the Milwaukee model.
Flowzone Silica Sprayer is on clearance at 129$ right now! I think there is 80 left. It is totally overlooked hidden gem. The only difference between the "Silica" version is the attachment to wetsaw and other power equipment. Just replace the nozzle for yard work and you are all set! I got the AMAZING comfort straps and still under 150$
Brett and his fancy Huk gear. Look at this guy!!!
Only the best bro.
The Huk and Salt Life spandex/poly is what I wear for yard work. The best material I have found for the Florida heat. Soak them in Borax when they start to smell bad. Some yard TH-camr should make their shirts with this material.
@@natem3977
I want YardMastery shirts in that material.
🤘🏼
Great review. Ive had the ryobi for about 2 months and after using it 2-3 times I am reaLLY liking it so far. Of course ive got about 25 tools in the Ryobi line.
Awesome! I think you're the perfect person for it. For someone who has ryobi tools it's perfect!
@@Brettsgrasscapades I tried the ryobi older model last summer and after two uses the pump started malfunctioning. Luckily I was still under warranty.
Had 3 ryobi sprayers replaced in a year. Absolutely rubbish
@@RootedMate yes I agree I have since replaced the Ryobi sprayer with a flow zone sprayer. Flow zone >>> Ryobi
First hoosier! The My4Sons is a beast of a sprayer. Good battery too.
The my4sons surprised the heck out of me.
So... which one is becoming the glyphosate sprayer??
Haha I keep a 1 gallon on hand full at all times just fulor that.
Brett I really enjoyed the comparison. I have a 2 gallon sprayers plus and I love it. I plan to review it sometime this spring or summer. For $100 that I paid it is a tank and perfect for my needs and lawn size. Of the 4 sprayers reviewed, I would buy the Sprayers plus
I’m mid way through but I gotta tell you man..
I’m rooting for the sprayers plus!
I don’t want to find out there’s a better and cheaper option after I dropped some major coin on it 😂
It is a solid choice for sure!
Witch is best for chemical for house washing,or can u say witch one more commercial usage
I'd like to know that myself. I am using sodium percarbonate on cedar shake shingles.
Is it my imagination or is the Ryobi extremely quiet next to the other three? I actually thought my audio was muted during the Ryobi’s distance test.
I just ordered the my four sons that accepts Milwaukee batteries. Can’t wait.
Wow apparently some of the prices have almost doubled since this video was released.
My4sons for sure.. Metal valve body, two quick change heads (that I hope don't leak) < and the head assortment...Nice!!!
If you spray chemicals professionally the heads all have their place.
I just purchased the Ryobi and wanted to compare it to a Kobalt 40volt unit. The fine spray on the Ryobi is excellent, the straps and the lid fitment around the tank are another story..(no leaks)....(
Excellent review....
Nice lawn!
Would love to see a new video of your opinion on the Dewalt sprayer
Your DOG, Man! Stole the show!!!
Cannot wait until Ego makes their backpack spray tank!!!
Great review! I’m looking to get a backpack sprayer this season so this was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I bought a Ryobi due to the fact i use makita batteries with adaptor , 6 year warranty . 6 amp battery should last 6 hours continuous .I have spare batteries and they charge up quick .
Hey! thanks for the video! what about the differences between the ryobi one+ 18v and ryobi max power 36/40v? which one to choose? thanks so much!
I had a Chapin 4-gallon backpack pump type and did not last long, rubber seal got brittle even though kept in the shed when not in use, and only use weed killer in it. Called Chapin for a warranty and they said I use chemicals on the sprayer. What do they think weed killers are, Milk?
When I first started using my SprayersPlus 105 Ex, I cranked down way to hard on the locking nut for the wand and it cracked. I emailed their customer support and received a replacement wand that week, even though I explained that it was my fault. So, don't crank down on that plastic locking nut! Just a little tight is good enough to prevent leaks. My only criticism of the unit is the nature of the lid/flange. As Brett shows, it has to be shaken to get the last bit of liquid out. No big deal, really, and that flange design is super strong, so that's the trade off. No way are you ever striping out or breaking that lid.
Do you have an issue with the Ryobi lid cross threading and not sealing? The one I used would never seal right and I would get splashed with chems.
Nice job! Question. If i wanted to spray "as far" as possible for (insect spray on my house and under my deck) what sprayer battery would be best?? Any thoughts on Dewalt 299 battery sprayer? they say it does 35 feet. THANKS
The Dewalt sprayer is fantastic and if you're already invested in the Dewalt battery system it's a no Brainer.
I was JUST TODAY wondering what I should upgrade to in a 4gallon sprayer!!! Perfect!!!!
Glad I could help! Let me know what you end up getting!
I've got the My4Sons loaded in my Amazon cart!😁
@@ialokinstein do it! You'll be happy with it!
I just picked up the Ryobi for my pest control business, i like that i can swap out the batteries for the bigger 1ns
Have you ever used a craftsman I'm thinking about getting one
@@williamjacksonvillejackson987 no but my ryobi didn’t last 3 months. So I bought a flow zone and I’ve been using it for about a year now and it’s awesome
Such a solid review! Thanks my friend!
Thanks man!
I’m sitting over here in Gwinnette county waiting to get unloaded watching this today 👍🏼😁
So many more options now!
For real man. I had to narrow it down to these 4. There are others as well that are good options. Thanks for watching Tim.
My 4 sons best i own 4 we spray 300 lawns a month and great customer service
I was VERY surprised at how well it preformed!
@@Brettsgrasscapades They are great Sprayer’s but I agree with you there those tips most of them you don’t use they should just put regular Tee Jet fFan tip and a regular adjustable tip that’s all you really need
@@robsolo4024 I think they could cut some costs out by dumping the unnecessary tips and just give you a fan and cone tip.
@@Brettsgrasscapades that’s why I buy the basic package all I need is the backpack wand I normally just buy a bunch of Fan tips from Tee Jet that’s all you really need
These seem like they are more for professional usage. We just purchased a SideKing 1.3gal rechargeable sprayer with shoulder strap. We have a little less than an acre so its OK but at $40 I'm not super impressed.
You forgot to show the flowzone typhoon 2.5 4 Gallon battery backpack sprayer
Great reviews Brett. I’d be in the market if I hadn’t bought the Flowzone Typhoon 2 over the winter.
Good choice! Flowzone makes a fantastic sprayer! Thanks for stopping by Scott!
Does he not actually show how each spray?
Great test video, I’d love to see the flow zone sprayer too, I’m personally turn between the my 4 sons and flowzone larger backpack sprayer. I have the sprayers plus 2 gallon one and it’s been great the past 2 years
I've got the flowzone typhoon 2.5 as well. It's a great sprayer but didn't want to compare a $300 plus sprayer to $200 sprayers.
My4sons best backpack sprayer ever made
Just make sure to swap out the stock handle for a better handle/gun
I have the Ryobi.. it’s pretty decent with TeeJet nozzles. I agree about some of the cheap parts but have not had any failures. The lid fitment, that is very annoying. It can be confusing with the markings on the side.. are the hash marks the gallon mark or the gallon number? Look at it, you’ll see what I’m talking about. Lol
The lid fitment is the most frustrating part I think. It honestly functions very well beyond that.
🌞Excellent video!! Great comparison of the 4 choices.👍
First Aussie 😁. Domination Destination. 😎👍👍
Boom!
💯💯💯💯💯% Awesome content thanks for the distance test that’s genius👍
23:47 = The fav (sprayers plus)
24:44 = None are bad (no "avoids")
I thought you used the Milwaukee? If you were buying one, which one would you get?
Of the 4 here or if money was no object? Of the 4 there I think the Sprayers Plus would be my first choice if money was not a factor the Solo 416li or the Milwaukee.
@@Brettsgrasscapades Sorry I should have been more specific. Basic home owner grade is what I meant. I have the Chapin from Walmart caught it on clearance. It’s been fine, but doesn’t seem like it’ll last long. I own majority DeWalt power tools so I wish they had one, but I also have the Ryobi battery adapter for DeWalt tools, so I guess that’d be the move. I just hate having that line green in the garage lol. Have their Brad nailer & battery hot glue gun & those are both fantastic I must say
I still want to trade you the 4 gallon for the 2.5 gallon. Great review Brett. Very through. 👊😎🌴
I think the 2.5 gl is claimed!
DEWALT hands down the best!!!
Should I save money and go with a Flowzone Typhoon or My4sons or Sprayers Plus?
I just got the new typhoon so give me a bit and I'll fill you in!
I was really very pleasantly surprised by the my4sons!
Hey no kimo sprayer ?
Never heard of kimo.
Grass is looking good neighbor.
Thank you!
Thanks for a great video. How about the Hart 1 gallon sprayer at Walmart @ $84
My ryobi didn’t last 3 months, junk. Went to flowzone and no regrets
If you get the Ryobi....save the receipt. The hose always breaks coming out of the body. Hopefully it breaks within 90 days so you can get a no hassle refund
I was in a band named, "Extendable Wand"...
I wish you would have done the spray mate 4 gallon tornado 🌪 its just 20 dollars more and more price comparable to the other sprayers in that line up.
Is your lawn real or artificial?
I was hoping My4sons won. Since I own one.
We saw that that’s what she said🤣
How much
Bermuda is looking great buddy
Thank you sir!
I like the Spraymate
Bro there's a bear behind you
That a boy.
Great reviews.
Question is how long does it take to empty that my 4 sons tank? At 6 hours maybe empty 60 tanks? Charge once a year 🤣
I've had problems with the ryobi. It sprays for a little while and then stops anyone know why it does this?
I'm probably gonna return it cause its the 2nd one I've had and it sucks compared to the one I have from work
Which one do you use at work?
Why not the flowzone cyclone?
There's so many sprayers I couldn't get them all. Thanks for watching.
Jacksonville here.
Thanks for watching Wayne!
Really enjoying my Field King.
The my 4 sons has a fuel gauge. I am looking at it. i don't think you actually used any of these sprayers.
Thanks for the info
DeWalt has now created another one
Great review!
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching!
Ryobi omg a 2hr battery lasted 2 hrs and 8 mins
Has anyone tried the Lesco Elite sprayer?
Spraymate! It's a carbon fiber wand!
Nice Vid!
I have a 9ah ryobi battery. Thats a lot of spray time.
Awesome! PArt 2 coming soon lol
The New 20v Dewalt and a where itvat
Use the leaking wand with Lazer Blue and you get smurfed ;)
Hahaha
I picked up the Ryobi for only about 70 bucks. I thought it was mis-priced and I triple checked that it was rung up correctly. Not the best, but not a bad price for what it is.
That's a great deal! I really liked the ryobi for what it is.
That is an excellent deal because a battery and charger without the tool is about that price.
I have that sprayer and it is okay as far as I’m concerned. And I can pop in one of my bigger batteries if I need longer run time.
You probaly got the older model for that price. They clearanced them. The one in this video is the new model and its $149
@@randyman8984 That must be it. Still not a bad price though. Not the best sprayer, but it’s doing the job.
@@mikemeskel a way to tell if you got the older model is the old one has the battery sticking out the back really far, the new one is up under it and not sticking out
That's a different Ryobi than the one I have. The one I have is 5 gallon and has a metal frame. It's pretty high quality and I really enjoy it
Hmm I've never seen that one.
@@Brettsgrasscapades This one. They might not make it anymore.
www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-ONE-18V-Lithium-Ion-Cordless-4-Gal-Battery-Backpack-Chemical-Sprayer-2-0-Ah-Battery-and-Charger-Included-P2840/303585241
@@dcarsondavis That's the older version and it's also a 4 gallon
So what are you going to do with all those sprayers? Wanna sell me one discounted?
Message me
@@Brettsgrasscapades umm.. message you where?
@@thimitri1 email me brettgoodyear123@gmail.com
The extended hose is so your kid can hike around the tank on their back while you walk around and spray effortlessly. Duh... haha jk
Great video.
Thank you!
Hola yo tengo una por 21 dollars
what a great idea to recycle the water back in. lol
I learned from last time!
Ur missing HART 20v backpack sprayer it’s a beast for the buck people talk shit but hart tools hold up 💯💯
El video mas yaga nunnnnca pusiste en accion las bombas
Best Parts:
2:46 Dog relieving it self?
3:25 Dog rolling around on grass
9:46 This one really brings out your boobs.
My boobs do look pretty good in that sprayer 😂😂😂
That’s what she said! Hahahahahahahhaah classic!