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M12 12-Volt 2 Gal. Lithium-Ion Cordless Handheld Sprayer Kit with 6 in. HATCHET Pruning Saw, 2.0 Ah Battery, Charger

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  • Compact cordless pruning saw offers unmatched control & access
  • HATCHET delivers up to 120 cuts per charge with an XC4.0 battery
  • The pressure adjustment knob delivers the best pressure control
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The MILWAUKEE® M12™ Two Gallon Handheld Sprayer delivers the best pressure control and no manual pumping. Designed to meet the needs of professional landscape maintenance and pest control, the battery-powered handheld sprayer provides you with instant, constant and adjustable pressure up to 80 PSI and a 17 ft vertical spray distance. The 3-mode pressure adjustment knob adjusts the pressure between 20 – 80 PSI, giving you the capability to complete a wide range of applications. Our M12™ REDLITHIUM™ CP2.0 Battery provides you with up to 80 gallons of spraying per charge. The M12™ Handheld Sprayer Powered Head is compatible with both the 1 Gallon and 2 Gallon Handheld Sprayer Tank, providing the ability to rightsize the tank for the application and premix multiple tanks to increase productivity. The handheld sprayer can be used both one and two-handed for added versatility. The sprayer features an onboard measuring cup for quick measurement, a strainer that filters debris from entering the tank, and vertical and horizontal wand storage. The MILWAUKEE® M12 FUEL™ HATCHET™ 6" Pruning Saw delivers unmatched control & access, has the power to cut 3" hardwoods, and delivers up to 120 cuts per charge. This electric pruning saw is designed to meet the ergonomic, performance, and durability needs of landscape maintenance professionals. Weighing less than 5 lbs and featuring a compact design, the cordless pruning saw gives users increased control and maneuverability in tight access areas.

Highlights

  • 3-mode pressure adjustment knob to match pressure to application
  • Up to 80 Gal. per charge with M12 REDLITHIUM CP2.0 battery
  • Dual diaphragm pump for longer pump life
  • Instant, constant and adjustable pressure for ultimate control
  • 1 and 2 hand use for added versatility
  • PSI: 20-80
  • Flow rate: 0.1 GPM to 0.3 GPM
  • On-board measuring cup for quick for quick measurements
  • Strainer for debris free pouring
  • 2527-20 M12 FUEL HATCHET: power to cut 3 in. hardwoods
  • Includes: M12 powered base, sprayer tank, M12 charger, (1) M12 CP 2.0 battery, M12 FUEL HATCHET pruning saw (2527-20), Oregon 6 in. bar and chain, scabbard, scrench
  • Fully compatible with the M12 system, featuring 125 plus tools
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Product Information

Internet # 323525359

Model # 2528-21G2-2527-20

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Specifications

Dimensions

Hose length (in.)

48 in

Product Length (in.)

9.10 in

Product Width (in.)

8.10 in

Details

Applicator type

Sprayer/Mister

Battery Amp Hours

2 Ah

Battery/Charger

(1) 2 Ah Battery & Charger Included

Capacity (gallons)

2

Charger Included

Charger Included

Compatible With

Chemical

Includes

Sprayer Only

Number of Total Batteries Included

1

Returnable

90-Day

Sprayer Features

Adjustable Spray Tip

Sprayer/mister type

Handheld

Questions & Answers

can I use my ego charger for the milwaukee battery?
ByJun 25, 2026
1 Answer | 
Answer This Question

No, to charge the M12 FUEL 6 in. 12V Lithium-Ion Brushless Electric Cordless Battery Pruning Saw HATCHET (Tool-Only) you must use a Milwaukee M12 charger or a dual M12/M18 combo charger.

By|Jun 26, 2026


    ROUNDUP use in MILWAKEE M12 sprayer?
    ByMay 19, 2026
    1 Answer | 
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    Hi Lilly. Yes, the Milwaukee M12™ 2-Gallon Handheld Sprayer Kit (2528-21G2) is compatible with Roundup® and other common lawn and garden chemicals, provided they are mixed and used according to the chemical manufacturer’s instructions.

    By|May 22, 2026


      Can I swap different nozzles onto this sprayer? I like to use T-Jet nozzles. Will this work with this sprayer?
      ByMay 7, 2026
      1 Answer | 
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      Yes, the Milwaukee M12™ 2-Gallon Handheld Sprayer allows nozzle swapping because it uses a standard threaded connection, and it is compatible with TeeJet™ (T-Jet) style nozzles, as long as they match the thread size.

      By|May 7, 2026


        The syringe that comes with this pump, how do I use it on the machine to prime it
        ByFeb 22, 2026
        1 Answer | 
        Answer This Question

        Hey, Dallas! We recommend viewing the instruction video here https://milwaukeetool.widen.net/s/jbsnxxfhp7/m12-sprayer-priming-kit-instructions

        By|Mar 13, 2026


          can you spray calcium chloride liquid with this
          ByJan 21, 2026
          1 Answer | 
          Answer This Question

          Hi, Gerry. The M12™ 2-Gallon Handheld Sprayer is designed for pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, and fertilizers. Calcium chloride is highly corrosive and can damage seals, pump components, and the tank if the sprayer is not rated for it.

          By|Jan 23, 2026


            How long is the wand ?
            ByJan 1, 2026
            0 Answer | 
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            Can I put a 12 or 14 inch blade on it
            ByNov 5, 2025
            1 Answer | 
            Answer This Question

            Hey, Michael. No, you cannot use a 12-inch or 14-inch blade on the Milwaukee M12 FUEL 6 in. Pruning Saw. This tool is specifically designed to operate with a 6-inch bar and chain, as included in the product package. Using a blade or bar larger than the specified size could compromise the tool's performance, safety, and warranty.

            By|Apr 11, 2026

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              What battery is required
              ByOct 25, 2025
              1 Answer | 
              Answer This Question

              Hey, Smith. The M12 FUEL 6 in. 12V Lithium-Ion Brushless Electric Cordless Battery Pruning Saw HATCHET is compatible with all M12 battery packs.

              By|Oct 29, 2025


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                4.4 out of 5

                • 4.4 out of 1,053 reviews
                • 65% recommend this product
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                This mini chainsaw works wonders. I love that you can operate it one handed while trimming branches or suckers off trees. I run it with a 5.0 high output battery and it never had a lose of power while cutting. I put it to the test cutting bigger limbs and it was like a hot knife through butter. I have a big yard and I use it out in my almond orchard as well. Great tool to have at home on the farm or especially while camping comes in very useful.
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                1 found this review helpful
                This sprayer is incredibly easy to use. I like that I can keep separate tanks with different chemicals Keep the tank filter clean if you leave the tanks sit with chemical as some will coagulate. Use the turkey baster (included) to prime it when switching tanks, it will extend the life of the sprayer. This is actually my second one because I didn't follow my own advice :) When on setting 3 it really puts down some chemical! I would recommend but you need to take care of it or pump will fail to prime. I recommend storing it off the tank and I always flush it with clean water after use, I have a 1Gal tank for that purpose.
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                I used this sprayer for all the driveway stone on my property. It’s quite a bit of square footage to cover. The sprayer worked flawlessly. I mixed in a measured bucket, funneled to the sprayer tank and off I went. I also used the angled nozzle that came with the sprayer. I think all the stone including around the pole building was about 6 gallons. Only thing I may add is a shoulder strap so there’s less fatigue carrying around two gallons inside the sprayer tank. The 6 gallons only used about half the standard battery.
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                Powerful saw!
                Bought this today and used it for about 3-4 hrs constantly. This thing is a beast! It cuts more than 3 inch diameter without issues. I was able to cut down several limbs/branches and two trees with decent size stumps with ease. This thing cuts multiple ways and is light so moving it is easy! I will say the drawbacks are the amount of oil it runs through but considering what I took down it was worth it.
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                  Broken after 2 Years and out of Warranty
                  Two years old and it won’t pump. Now I know why it has a 1 year warranty. Buy the time I pay for a repair and make two 2 hour trips to the nearest repair shop I can buy a new one. Very sad a company like Milwaukee sells a product like thi!
                  by
                    3 found this review helpful
                    A very good sprayer that's convenient and easy to use. Batteries charge fast and last a long time. Easy fill and no spill.
                    by
                    Sep 25, 2025 In-depth review with including addressing some of the comments from one and two star
                    First day review but have already put it through the paces. First, unfortunately it was probably a used unit that someone had cleaned up very well and re-boxed after using their "Free" Home Depot rental. (You are not my friend and you're going to ruin a great return policy.) The unit had residual oil in its oil reservoir and upon use I discovered the chain was dull and had hit a hard surface a few times. (Either that or if they QC it at the factory they ran it into something.) Regardless, don't pay close attention to the single star reviews that mention it couldn't cut paper etc. Home Depot customer support was able to quickly address the issue and solve it to my satisfaction. Once I had a reasonably sharp chain in place it went from one star to five stars. The saw is a small saw so don't expect it to keep up with one twice or three times its bar length. It has very decent power for a six in bar and I had no problem taking the top off of a six-inch diameter stump of a European White Birch which had been dead for a few years, but I let the saw do the work and didn't push it through the cut. (I'm a very experienced chain saw user of various sizes and have operated them in and out of trees for over fifty years. You always let the saw work within its power.) This saw is great for two-inch material and handled four-inch easily, but you have to have sharp chains. Keep it out of the dirt etc., and if you hit something take the time to re-sharpen the chain. Caution! this saw is very light and small and yet it is still quite powerful. Therefore, it's more dangerous because it looks so much like a little toy saw. If you remember from physics F=M*A, Force equals Mass times Acceleration, or stated another way Acceleration is going to be equal to the Force divided by the Mass (the heavier something is on earth the more mass it has,) and this saw has very little mass for the force or power it can deliver to the chain. Therefore, this saw will accelerate very quickly when it kicks back or pulls into a cut. This means this saw is actually may be more challenging to control than a heavier saw. Don't underestimate it because of its size. The blade length is good for its M12 motor and battery power available to the unit. As to the complaints about the safety button being difficult to operate I did not find it so. I had no problem operating it with either hand by using either the side of my index finger to depress the button and then squeezing the trigger with my pointing finger. Alternatively, I also had no problem depressing the safety button with the side of my index finger at it first joint and then squeezing the trigger with the same finger once the safety was depressed. (Again, I've been using tools for many years, and operating safety interlocks is sometimes a skill which needs to be developed and practiced.) Complaining about the challenges of operating the safety switch is like me complaining about guitar strings being too hard to press down and too close together to individually pluck. Any skill which you don't have will need to be practiced. So, take the battery off the tool and practice operating the safety and the trigger until you're comfortable operating it. As to leaking oil... of course saws leak oil when the reservoir has oil in it. You can minimize this by storing it on it side with the oil reservoir on the bottom. Read the manual and use your safety equipment. (Note: I accidentally gave this a single star. It was supposed to be a five star review)
                    by
                      • Recommended
                      4 found this review helpful
                      In-depth review with including addressing some of the comments from one and two star reviews
                      First day review but have already put it through the paces. First, unfortunately it was probably a used unit that someone had cleaned up very well and re-boxed after using their "Free" Home Depot rental. (You are not my friend and you're going to ruin a great return policy.) The unit had residual oil in its oil reservoir and upon use I discovered the chain was dull and had hit a hard surface a few times. (Either that or if they QC it at the factory they ran it into something.) Regardless, don't pay close attention to the single star reviews that mention it couldn't cut paper etc. Home Depot customer support was able to quickly address the issue and solve it to my satisfaction. Once I had a reasonably sharp chain in place it went from one star to five stars. The saw is a small saw so don't expect it to keep up with one twice or three times its bar length. It has very decent power for a six in bar and I had no problem taking the top off of a six-inch diameter stump of a European White Birch which had been dead for a few years, but I let the saw do the work and didn't push it through the cut. (I'm a very experienced chain saw user of various sizes and have operated them in and out of trees for over fifty years. You always let the saw work within its power.) This saw is great for two-inch material and handled four-inch easily, but you have to have sharp chains. Keep it out of the dirt etc., and if you hit something take the time to re-sharpen the chain. Caution! this saw is very light and small and yet it is still quite powerful. Therefore, it's more dangerous because it looks so much like a little toy saw. If you remember from physics F=M*A, Force equals Mass times Acceleration, or stated another way Acceleration is going to be equal to the Force divided by the Mass (the heavier something is on earth the more mass it has,) and this saw has very little mass for the force or power it can deliver to the chain. Therefore, this saw will accelerate very quickly when it kicks back or pulls into a cut. This means this saw is actually may be more challenging to control than a heavier saw. Don't underestimate it because of its size. The blade length is good for its M12 motor and battery power available to the unit. As to the complaints about the safety button being difficult to operate I did not find it so. I had no problem operating it with either hand by using either the side of my index finger to depress the button and then squeezing the trigger with my pointing finger. Alternatively, I also had no problem depressing the safety button with the side of my index finger at it first joint and then squeezing the trigger with the same finger once the safety was depressed. (Again, I've been using tools for many years, and operating safety interlocks is sometimes a skill which needs to be developed and practiced.) Complaining about the challenges of operating the safety switch is like me complaining about guitar strings being too hard to press down and too close together to individually pluck. Any skill which you don't have will need to be practiced. So, take the battery off the tool and practice operating the safety and the trigger until you're comfortable operating it. As to leaking oil... of course saws leak oil when the reservoir has oil in it. You can minimize this by storing it on it side with the oil reservoir on the bottom. Read the manual and use your safety equipment.
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                        • Recommended
                        3 found this review helpful
                        This thing is a CHAMP. Paired with a 5.0 HO battery it is a solid mini chainsaw for some branches I had around the yard. I was worried it would not be powerful enough but I am plenty happy with this as a homeowner. My brother in law bought one after trying mine out. Definitely recommend having one of these lying around just in case!
                        by
                        Two m12 sprayers and a lot of aggravation
                        I’m on my second M12 sprayer. The first one wouldn’t pump right out of the box and I spent a considerable amount of time talking to Milwaukee CS and couldn’t make that one work at all. 2nd unit worked a few times very well and now won’t pump either. I bought extra tanks and spend a lot of money to now have to throw away.
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                        Response from Milwaukee ToolSep 23, 2025
                        Bryan, we appreciate you sharing your experience with the M12 12-Volt 2 Gal. Lithium-Ion Cordless Handheld Sprayer Kit. Could you please message us at Social.Media@MilwaukeeTool.com, so we can take a look at the sprayers and assist you?
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                          Great for landscape professionals needing powerful, cordless spraying and pruning with adjustable pressure and up to 80 gallons per charge.
                          Great for professionals needing adjustable pressure (20-80 PSI) and up to 80 gallons of spraying per charge, making landscape maintenance efficient.
                          Great for homeowners looking for a versatile sprayer, making pesticide, insecticide, herbicide, fungicide and fertilizer application easier and more efficient.
                          Ideal for concrete cutting and coring, this sprayer offers adjustable pressure up to 60 PSI and a 4-gallon tank for extended use.

                          Tank Capacity

                          2 gallons
                          1 gallon
                          4 Gal.
                          4 gal

                          Battery Life

                          Up to 80 gallons per charge
                          Up to 80 gallons per charge
                          Up to 6-hours
                          Up to 40 tanks per charge

                          Spray Range

                          17 ft. vertical
                          17 ft.
                          23-5/8 in. wand + 67 in. hose

                          Adjustable Nozzle

                          Pressure Rating

                          20-80 PSI
                          20-80 PSI
                          73 psi
                          60 PSI