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Storage
Extended or Winter Storage
To help protect the pumps from freezing temperatures
make sure the unit is free of all caustic chemicals and
residue.
Spreader Cleaning
Perform all the steps in
26)
in the Operation section.
Sprayer Cleaning
1.
Perform all the steps in
(page 38)
in the Operation section.
2.
Add a rust inhibiting, non-alcohol based, RV
antifreeze solution to the system. See label
to ensure the product will provide appropriate
protection for the climate.
A.
Make sure the sprayer is empty and let the
pump run until the nozzles are spraying air.
B.
Pour 7.6 L (2 US gallons) of RV anti-freeze
into each of the sprayer tanks.
C.
Run the pump to distribute the anti-freeze
mix throughout the system.
D.
Set the spray levers position to begin
spraying. Allow the antifreeze to circulate
through sprayer and nozzles. Remove
the wand from its holder, point it in a safe
direction, and squeeze the spray wand
trigger. Return the wand to its holder.
Note:
Do not allow all the mix to spray out
of the tank. Keeping some antifreeze in the
pump, valves, and hoses will help prevent
rusting and damage caused by moist air
that may be trapped in the system.
E.
Turn off the spray control lever and the
spray pump switch.
General Cleaning
Follow all instructions in the
and
Cleaning and Storing Safety (page 55)
Refer to the engine owner's manual for proper storage
of the engine.
Battery Storage
Disconnect the battery and place on a trickle charger
for a few hours once per month.
Cleaning the Spreader (page
Cleaning the Sprayer
Maintenance (page 43)
sections.
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