After Operation; After Operation Safety - Toro Spray Master Series Operator's Manual

2. Ensure that the 3 boom sprayer-control valves
are in the O position.
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3. Remove the spray wand from the tool clip at the
left side of the machine
Figure 47
1. Throttle-valve knob
2. Spray wand
4. Firmly grip the spray wand and point it in the
direction that you will spray.
Note:
The wand may recoil; ensure that you
hold it securely.
5. Open spray wand-shutoff valve
6. Use the throttle valve
spray-system pressure as follows:
•
To increase the spray-system pressure to the
wand, rotate the throttle valve clockwise.
•
To decrease the spray-system pressure
to the wand, rotate the throttle valve
counterclockwise.
7. Squeeze the trigger to the spray-wand handle
to begin spraying; lock the trigger in place if
desired (Figure 48).
(Figure 47).
3. Tool clip
4. Spray wand-shutoff valve
(Figure 47).
(Figure 47) to adjust the
1. Trigger lock
2. Spray wand trigger
8. When finished spraying, if you locked the trigger
of the spray-wand—unlock it, and release the
trigger (Figure
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9. Close the spray wand-shutoff valve, shut off the
spray pump, and insert the spay wand into the
tool clip (Figure

After Operation

After Operation Safety

General Safety
•
Park the machine on level ground and allow it to
cool. Never allow untrained personnel to service
the machine.
•
Disengage the spray or close the spreader gate,
set the parking brake, shut off the engine, and
remove the key or disconnect the spark-plug wire.
Wait for all movement to stop before adjusting,
cleaning or repairing the machine.
•
Clean the machine as stated in
Spreader (page 42)
(page 43)
•
Frequently check for worn or deteriorating
components that could create a hazard. Tighten
loose hardware.
•
Shut off the fuel when storing or transporting the
machine. Do not store fuel near flames or drain
fuel indoors.
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Figure 48
3. Spray wand handle
4. Spray tip
48)
47).
Cleaning the
and Cleaning the Sprayer
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