All Metal 29 Inches Sprayer Wand - Replacement Sprayer Wand with 1/4" & 3/8" Brass Barb, Universal Garden Spray Wand, Stainless Steel Pump Spray Wand with Shut Off Valve & 2 Hose Clamps for Garden

Awesome sprayer wand, that you can adjust.Real metal/steelFits my stainless steel hose perfectlyNice designEasy to hold in hand

The only issue with these we have are the joints where the tube connects to the threaded base. These are all built the same and the joints are garbage and the tube comes loose and we have to braze the tube back in.

From "About this item":"Including 1pcs spray wand, 2pcs Brass barbs for 3/8" hose & 1/4" hose, 2pcs hose clamps, 1pcs hose quick connectors in the package, our all metal sprayer wand can be used with most 1/2" standard garden hose."And:"Fit most 3/8'' and 1/4'' hoses. Easy to change barbs to fit different hose sizes with just a few turns."The listing contradicts itself in the first. Is this for 3/8" and 1/4" or is it for 1/2" hose?A couple of the pics show this being used to pressure wash. Not possible.Also: "1pcs hose quick connectors" ? Nothing like that in the package.There were 2 barb fittings, 2 clamps, and the unassembled wand assembly.I needed another wand as one of my others was a flimsy plastic wand that came with a bargain store brand backpack pump sprayer and it simply wasn't very good. I recently got another wand that looks similar to this one for my other sprayer that turned out to be a great quality wand. So, thinking this would be too I ordered it.I was wrong. First thing I noticed when I got it was how thin the tube, especially the one that the barb fitting attached to, was. Then I noticed how thin and flimsy the seals are.Assembling the wand is a simple process. Getting the pieces tight and keeping them tight is not. It is nearly impossible to get the angle of the spray head the way you want it and keeping it from turning when tightening the fittings.Why does the 1/4" barb fitting have a place for a wrench while the 3/8" fitting is round? Needing the 3/8" fitting I hand tightened it the best I could. While fitting my hose to it the fitting kept turning so I had to use vice grip pliers. Even then the fitting won't stay tight. To tighten with any more force would risk stripping or breaking the thin tubing or the thin "brass". I didn't know brass fittings could be so thin.The clamps are useless. For something like a pump sprayer you need good tight clamps. The first one broke under light pressure. To use the second one without removing the hose I needed to open it up but instead of releasing the end of the band the screw backed out.I gave up. I'm supposed to use and review as is, not make it work. To make it work would require a permanent sealer between the connections as well as using my own clamps. Even then I don't think the valve and nozzle could be much better. The valve doesn't feel like good quality and, from the pics, looks like it should turn 90 degrees from on to off but it actually turns 180 degrees.I'll try to remember to open up the nozzle tomorrow and post a pic of what I find.Poor quality. Poor value.