Milwaukee Tool 49-16-2761 1 Gallon Spray Tank

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-16-2761 is a 1-gallon replacement spray tank designed for use with the M12 Handheld Sprayer Powered Head (2528-20). Constructed from durable plastic, this tank serves as the fluid reservoir in the M12 cordless sprayer system. It is a direct-fit accessory intended to restore or expand the capacity of an existing M12 sprayer setup. Landscape contractors, pest control technicians, and irrigation professionals who rely on the M12 platform will find this tank a straightforward field replacement when the original is damaged or when a second tank is needed to minimize downtime during multi-chemical applications.

This spray tank is suited for light commercial and residential spraying tasks including fertilizer application, herbicide and pesticide treatment, and general garden maintenance. It pairs exclusively with the Milwaukee M12 Handheld Sprayer Powered Head model 2528-20. Having a spare tank on hand allows technicians to pre-fill with a second product and swap quickly without rinsing between jobs, which is a common workflow advantage in professional pest control and turf management applications.

Key Features

• 1-gallon capacity sized for handheld portability and reduced carry weight
• Plastic construction resists corrosion from common fertilizers and pesticide solutions
• Direct-fit replacement for the M12 2528-20 Powered Head — no modification required
• Allows pre-staging of a second chemical solution to reduce rinse time between applications
• Sold individually as a single-unit accessory

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Milwaukee M12 Handheld Sprayer Powered Head, model 2528-20. No other powered head compatibility is stated by the manufacturer for this tank.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified users familiar with the M12 sprayer platform. Before attaching or removing the tank, ensure the powered head is powered off and the M12 battery is removed to prevent accidental activation. Follow all chemical manufacturer guidelines when filling the tank, and wear appropriate PPE when handling pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers. Inspect the tank and all seals for cracks or wear before each use.