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680 High Clearance Sprayer - Storage
Section D
When storing the sprayer for longer periods of time, the
following procedures must be followed to lessen the
chance of rust and corrosion on the unit. It maybe easier
to perform functions 1 - 5 while the unit is connected to
the tractor this will allow for pumping and spray flushing
power.
1. Make certain the inside of the tank is completely
drained of chemical residue.
2. Thoroughly flush the inside of the poly tank with
clean water.
3. Flush clean water through all areas of the plumbing,
pumping valving and nozzle system.
4. If the sprayer will be exposed to possible freezing
temperatures, the final flush of the system should be
an anti-freeze liquid, RV anti-freeze suggested.
5. Open all drain points and let as much liquid drain as
possible.
6. Remove and clean the strainer.
7. Remove and clean nozzles. Store inside with other
nozzles.
8. Check for loose hardware and fittings and tighten
accordingly.
9. Replace all caps, tank lids and plug nozzle outlets
prior to storage. Close and latch valve enclosure.
10. Poly tanks can become damaged when subjected
to direct sunlight. For longer life of this system it is
best to store it in a cool, dry location.
11. Store sprayer with booms folded resting in the
cradles. Coat all exposed cylinder shafts with a
rust inhibitor to prevent corrosion. Verify with the
manufacturers of the rust inhibitor and your tractor’s
hydraulic oil that the two are compatible before use.
Block and support the Trailer Sprayer when working on unit
that has been removed from the tractor
DANGER
All chemical contaminated rinse material must be collected
and disposed of according to product label instructions and in
accordance with all Local, State, and Federal Laws.
IMPORTANT
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