Forte CL-18A (81438)
 | Outdated Product Type: battery; Design: backpack; Volume (L): 18; Max. pressure (bar): 4; Telescopic wand; Wand type: narrow; Wand material: stainless steel; Voltage (V): 12; Capacity (Ah): 8; Operating time (h): 4; Spray lock; Replaceable nozzles; Wand holder; Weight: 5.6; |
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Garden Sprayer Forte CL-12A is a battery-powered, shoulder-mounted sprayer with a 12-liter capacity, praised for its long-lasting battery life and adjustable pressure settings. It comes with several spray nozzles and a strainer for filling, making it versatile for different spraying needs. Users appreciate its ability to spray effectively and the convenience of not having to manually pump. However, the sprayer's plastic body is considered weak, with reports of it cracking easily upon impact. The strap attachments and telescopic wand are also noted as areas needing improvement, as they can be unreliable and short for reaching taller trees. Despite these drawbacks, many users find the product satisfactory for its price, especially appreciating the ease of use and efficiency compared to manual sprayers.
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Of course, the body material is weak. The thinnest nozzle sprays at 2m. The boom is lousy; no matter how much I tightened it, pressure surges dislodge the link somewhere, and it leaks. I bought a telescopic fiberglass boom. I secured the straps with plastic from a gun. The pump and accumulator are a marvel. Weak plastic, poor pole, poor strap attachment. |
i don't know what others are writing. I'm completely satisfied with this device. It sprays on its own and that's the main thing. I've had enough of those manual ones where you pump and pump, like a scooter... my right arm was always overworked. I haven't had any leaks, I lubricated everything with a special sealing grease as soon as I got it and it's still perfect after a year. The battery charges overnight without any problems and lasts for 2-3 hours of spraying. I don't know who needs more than that, you're not going out to the fields with it anyway. short stick.. reaching tall trees is not convenient.  Alex: |
The housing has been leaking since purchase at the screw fastening points. There was a leak at the point where the hose attaches to the tank, the clamp was not tightened. After six months of use, the diaphragm pump failed. There is no service repair in the city. It's just a disaster. Money "down the drain." No merits Plus a short regular rod use Forte CL-16A few months |
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