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Never heard of Fountainhead sprayers. I use a bunch of pump sprayers. I used to use cheap ones because I had so many, but they only lasted a couple of years. Currently having great usage, longevity, and customer service from Smith sprayers. The pickup tube in one broke. I know it was several years old and probably past any warranty time, but I called the number, talked to a person, and a new replacement was here in an envelope in two days. They aren't close to being the cheapest, but you really can't expect them to be and be good to. I needed a backpack sprayer last Fall. I bought a Smith. This comes with my personal recommendation: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AT587J6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 -
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I bought a 2 gallon sprayer 3 years ago. On the box with big letters it says 5 year warranty. 3 years later the pump fails. The company said they will send me a new pump but I pay freight. There is a warranty page, a separate piece of paper in the sealed box. So when I am buying the sprayer No way for me to know this at the point of purchase. They should put this freight charge next to the 5year warranty printed on the box in big letters. Or print the entire warranty on the box. It is a big box. So I suggest to avoid the brand of The Fountainhead company. -
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By Beechwood Chip · Posted
Ditto. If I want decent wood at a reasonable price, I need to drive for hours "out to where they grow the trees". I'm going to try mail order lumber for my next project. Now that I'm retired, I can more easily be home to accept delivery. And space, of course.
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