Makita 18V 5L Sprayer - Skin Only (DUS054Z) $217 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ in-Store/ OnePass) @ Bunnings

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Ldrsupafly on 20/09/2023 - 22:23 bunnings.com.au (624 clicks)
Last edited 21/09/2023 - 10:44 by 1 other user

First post, go easy please.

Been looking for a deal for this one for a while, as I am lazy. Other competitors lists it around $247. Not sure if its a price match or not, couldn't find who it would be if so.

• 5L tank with ergonomic design for user comfort
• Rotatable dual action head allows for selection between mist or jet nozzle
• Up to 8hrs runtime on a 6.0Ah battery
• Extendable spray lance with lock on lever
• Lightweight design at 3.5kg with a battery

The DUS054Z –18V 5L Sprayer provides an efficient and lightweight spraying option for a wide variety of tasks. Eliminating manual pumping, the DUS054 delivers up to 0.45L/min and features an extendable wand with a dual head design on the sprayer nozzle which allows the user to quickly switch between mist and jet spraying modes. It comes standard with a shoulder harness and has been designed with a curved tank body which allows it to sit comfortably against the user’s hip. The handle features a lock on button to remove the need to constantly engage the trigger whilst also featuring an auto stop feature which recognizes when the handle isn’t engage and turns the motor off, providing longer overall runtimes.
skin only. batteries and chargers sold separately

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  oneblackpaper on 20/09/2023 - 23:27

  Might be in response to Makita Roadshow that happens over the next three days at Sydney Tools (buy up to a certain amount, get store credit).

  I’ve been deep diving into sprayers, for the purpose of administering herbicides. I’m a fan of Makita but this one might be lacking in flow rate to do any big work in the garden.

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  original15 on 21/09/2023 - 06:57

  I’d looked at this too, but told myself I could just pump something up and save $220
  0.45L a min isn’t much, but I guess if spraying a fine mist/spray, it ain’t a pressure washer

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  XXRydeR on 21/09/2023 - 07:21

  I had one of these, ended up returning.

  After about 3 uses it stopped coming up to pressure intermittently.

  Ended up ordering a cheapo from Amazon that works better.

  Just my experience.

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    delfredo on 21/09/2023 - 08:22

    +3

    Which one from Amazon did you get?

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      XXRydeR on 22/09/2023 - 06:54

      Electric Plant Sprayer, 16ft Battery Powered Sprayer with USB Rechargeable Handle, Potable Garden Sprayer with Telescopic Wand, Sprayer Plant for Yard Lawn Weeds Plants (Sprayer) https://amzn.asia/d/f8Cl5SH

      This is the one I like best. No worries about pressure and use any container you like.

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  PonyTable on 21/09/2023 - 07:46

  +3

  Yeah, we have had 2x of this Makita for different work projects now - both failed for different reasons, 1x was pressure the other was just a completely dead unit. (Replaced under warranty, refunded the 2nd one). Also the nozzles are not particularly standard if you have issues with them down the track/out of warranty. The Silvan battery powered one is also average, have heard a few people mention the AEG goes well - YMMV.

  Personally for work we have had better success with the Silvan Prograde Manual Sprayers. These have stood up to Industrial/commercial use, and I reckon 90% of parts are user serviceable, and generally available at the big red hammer shop.

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    Nugs on 21/09/2023 - 11:01

    +1 for Silvan
    I've bought the one below 5 years ago (Nov 2018). Got it from another site which I can't find (invoice shows 'farm and rural merchandise company'). Used it a couple days ago to spray 3 loads. Probably use maybe 10-12 loads per year through spring.
    Just be sure to rinse thoroughly after use.
    https://www.catch.com.au/product/15-litre-backpack-sprayer-10184726?offer_id=44683665&ref=gmc&iv_=iv_p_1_a_662349083_g_1253444556054378_c__k__m_e_w_pla-4581939849395360_n_o_d_c_v__l__t__r__x__y_81285_f_Online_o_44683665_z_AU_i_EN_j_4581939849395360_s__e__h__ii__vi&msclkid=a1e4e8ca60901f0b1b818dc1f4d2742a&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Sparro%20%7C%20PMax%20%7C%20Marketplace%20%7C%20SB%204-5%20%7C%20Superbands%20Experiment&utm_term=4581939849395360&utm_content=Asset%20Group%201
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    turbochris on 22/09/2023 - 10:44

    Can also recommend the Silvan Prograde. Nice reliable units.

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  PCHammond on 21/09/2023 - 09:04

  At this price point you may as well get a Solo 414.

  The 414 is reliable, comes with a battery, and parts are easy to come by.

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    smileyface on 21/09/2023 - 13:33

    Legend, thanks!