Debris guard, discharge “Y”, or hose must be attached to the outlet
before operating the vacuum to reduce the risk of serious injury or death from flying
objects leaving the discharge.
Note: The Versa-Vac™ requires that either a hose or the debris guard is attached to the outlet
(refer to figure A). The vacuum will not start or continue to run without a hose or the debris guard
attached.
The Veloci-Vac® has a discharge “Y” (refer to figure B) that must be mounted before any attachment.
The “Y” locks into place with a clockwise twist.
Figure A Figure B
3. Attach a collection bag over the debris guard or “Y”.
Fire hazard – Position the collection bag so that it will not be blown by the
wind and come in contact with the engine exhaust system. If necessary, weight it down until
enough material has been collected to make the bag heavier and stay in place.
4. Attach the hose to the inlet of the vacuum using the clamp provided. Additional hose lengths
may be added to the inlet hose using hose connectors and clamps. The vacuum will function
better with less hose.
5. Connect the fuel tank to the engine using the quick connect coupling and open the vent on the
tank. The vacuum is now ready to be operated.
Equipment starting
1. Before starting the engine, refer to the engine manual for the correct start-up and
shutdown procedures. Never run the vacuum engine faster than factory settings.
2. Start the engine and let it warm up before vacuuming.
3. Always have at least one operator at the vacuum at all times. Do Not leave the vacuum
unattended while running.
If noise or vibration is coming from the fan, stop the vacuum immediately! This
indicates that the fan wheel has gone out of balance and may explode. Failure
to shut down the vacuum immediately could result in serious injury or death or costly damage to
the equipment. Do not operate until it has been thoroughly checked by the factory or factory
authorized representative.
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