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CONTROLS AND OPERATION
1878
2
8. PRESSURE DAMPENER: Smooths
pressure pulsation in spray system. See FIG. 5.
9. SUCTION DAMPENER: Prevents Pump
cavitation. See FIG. 5.
FIG. 4
1
1
1864
FIG. 5
1. Pressure Dampener 2. Suction Dampener
2
1. Agitation Control Valve 2. Pressure Gauge
7. AGITATION CONTROL VALVE: Directs
fluid bypassed from Pressure Control Valve to
Tank Agitation or Pump Suction with minimal
affect on application rate. See FIG 4.
CAUTION
Chemicals can be hazardous to the
environment and cause personal
injury.
Use tank drain only in a confined area.
Follow chemical manufacturer's label and
local and state regulations regarding safe
disposal of tank rinsate.
FIG. 6
1. Fork 3. Tank Drain Control Knob
2. Red Elbow
1793
1
2
3
QUICK START SPRAY GUIDE:
2. Fill spray tank with water and drive in the speed
range that will be used for spraying (Note: It is not
necessary to drive at exact spraying speed).
3. Turn Spray Pump and Spray Boom "ON" to
begin spraying with all three boom sections on.
4. Use the Rate Control Valve on the spray control
panel to reach desired application rate on the
monitor. (Note: Monitor must be in Application
Rate position).
5. Turn 1 of the 3 boom sections off with Individual
Boom Valves and adjust Boom Bypass Valve, if
required, to maintain the application rate from
step 4. (Boom Bypass Valves are located directly
behind the Individual Boom Valves).
6. Repeat step 5 for remaining 2 boom sections.
(This allows accurate application rate when
individual boom sections are turned off)
1. Choose nozzle based on desired application
rate and spray speed (Note: Refer to "Nozzle
Selection" Section of Operator's
Manual, if
required).
CAUTION
In order to avoid potential for an
accident or injury, choose a wide open
area without obstructions to perform the
following mobile spray calibration
process.
10. TANK DRAIN CONTROL: Turn knob
counterclockwise to open drain valve in bottom
of tank.Turn clockwise to close valve. See FIG. 6.
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