Grounds Keeper
Grounds Keeper Rake, Complete
Stiff-tined scrape rake that cleans chips and twigs out of lawns after tree work.
Landscaper Tools
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4-gallon manual backpack sprayer for spot treatments and plant health work.
The Husqvarna backpack sprayer carries 4 gallons on your back for spot spraying, cut-stump treatments, and plant health applications. A pump handle builds pressure as you walk, so both hands stay free to aim the wand.
Tree crews use a backpack sprayer for cut-stump herbicide on brush clearing jobs, spot spraying around plantings, and plant health treatments that need more volume than a handheld bottle. Four gallons covers a good stretch of right-of-way or a large property without constant refills.
Carrying the load on your back keeps you mobile on slopes and in brush where a cart sprayer will not go.
A good backpack sprayer also helps with vegetation control around storm cleanup sites, along fence lines, and in nursery work where crews need to cover ground on foot.
Follow the label on any product you apply; the label is the law, and many products require a license. Wear the PPE the label calls for. Flush the tank, pump, and wand with clean water after each use, and keep separate sprayers for herbicides and other products.
Release pressure before opening the tank, and store the sprayer empty and clean with the pump handle secured. Replace worn gaskets and nozzles early, since a leaking sprayer can put product on your back and legs.
Check seals and the wand shutoff before each job. More landscaper tools are in this section.
| Capacity | 4 gal |
|---|---|
| Type | Manual pump backpack sprayer |
Specs are from the manufacturer's published figures where available. Confirm against the product listing before you buy.
It is safer to keep a dedicated herbicide sprayer, since residue can damage plants even after rinsing.
Rinse the tank, pump, and wand with clean water, spray it through, and dispose of rinse water as the product label directs.