I have a Field Pro IV 1000 and **** having boom section problems. The Greenststar show all boom sections on, but the left side sprays sometimes and sometimes it doesn't turn on.

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Mr. Anderson

March 11, 2025

Common issues and solutions for the Bestway Field-Pro IV 1200 boom section not spraying consistently include:

1. Clogged Line Strainer – Clean the line strainer using a bucket of clean water and detergent. Use a tip brush if necessary, then rinse with clean water and reinstall.

2. Nozzle Issues – Ensure proper nozzle selection and maintenance. Use nozzles that minimize fine droplets and keep spray pressure within the recommended range.

3. Boom Height and Drift Management – Keep the boom at the lowest possible effective height and avoid spraying in windy conditions to prevent uneven application.

4. Hydraulic System Problems – If the boom does not unfold completely, check if the hydraulic system is pushing enough oil over the pressure relief valve.

5. Boom Suspension Adjustment – Adjust the V-Ride™ boom suspension using the needle valve near the accumulator to ensure smooth operation over rough terrain.

Regular maintenance and proper adjustments can help maintain consistent spraying performance.

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Summary of Contents for Bestway Field-Pro IV 1200

Page 1 OPERATOR’S MANUAL BESTWAY, INC. 2021 Iowa Street Hiawatha, Kansas 66434 USA Phone (785) 742-2949 • FAX (785) 742-2190 Call Toll Free 1-877-390-4480 www.bestway-inc.com DOM-BW015 Effective: May 2013 Revision F Last Edit: May 2013...
Page 2 GENERAL INFORMATION Congratulations on your purchase of a BESTWAY sprayer. We at Bestway wish to thank you for your patronage and appreciate your confidence in BESTWAY equipment. Your BESTWAY Field-Pro IV sprayer has been carefully designed and ruggedly built to provide many years of dependable service in return for your investment.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ......A3 Maintenance ......E1 Serial Number .
Page 4: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Serial Number The serial number provides important information about your BESTWAY sprayer and may be required to obtain the correct replacement part(s). The serial number plate for the sprayer is located on the right side of the mainframe near the front.
Page 5: Definitions Of Safety And Service Statements
- YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED! If you have questions not answered in this manual, require additional copies or the manual is damaged, please contact your dealer or Bestway, Inc., 2021 Iowa Street, Hiawatha, KS 66434. TELEPHONE: (785) 742-2949, FAX: (785) 742-2190...
Page 6 All safety statements in this manual, as well as those found on safety decals, are preceded by the following warning symbols. Carefully read and follow the instructions provided. Indicates and imminently hazardous situation that, if not DANGER: avoided, will result in death or serious injury. This signal word is to be limited to the most extreme situations typically for machine components which, for functional purposes, cannot be guarded.
Page 7: Warranty
(24) con- secutive months from the date of delivery of the new Bestway product to the original purchaser. Purchased components installed by Bestway (pumps, controls, tanks, wheels, valves, cylinders, fittings, etc.) shall be warranted by their respective manufacturer for a period of twelve (12) con-...
Page 8 Except as set forth above, Bestway shall have no obligation or liability of any kind on account of its equipment and shall not be liable for special or consequential damages. Bestway makes no other warranty, expressed or implied, and, specifically, Bestway disclaims any implied warranty or merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Page 9: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS...
Page 10 Overall Dimensions Capacities (A) Total length 262.5 in. (6668 mm) Sprayer tank 1,200 gal. (4542.5L) (B) Hitch to axle length 185.5 in. (4712 mm) Rinse system tank 50 gal. (189.3 L) (C) Crop clearance Chemical induction tank 15 gal. (57 L) 320/90R46 Tire 32.25 in.
Page 11: Safety Sign Locations
Safety Sign Locations P/N DEC-HAZ01 P/N 67657 P/N DEC-HAZ08 A...
Page 12 P/N SW001 P/N 67673 P/N/ 67671 P/N 67672 P/N DEC-MT4163 P/N 60962 P/N DEC-HAZ02 P/N SW900 E P/N DEC-HAZ05 P/N SW202...
Page 13: Safety Sign Care
Safety Sign Care • Keep safety signs clean and legible at all times. • Replace safety signs that are missing or have become illegible. • Replaced parts that displayed a safety sign should also display the current sign. • Safety signs are available from your Distributor or Dealer Parts Department or RHS, Inc. How to Install Safety Signs: •...
Page 14: Safety Information
SAFETY INFORMATION As the manufacturer of your BESTWAY Field-Pro IV sprayer, we care about your safety. In fact, this machine and its systems have been designed to provide maximum safety. Unfortunately, no machine design can prevent operator error or carelessness.
Page 15 • Before leaving the tractor cab, wear personal protective equipment as required by the pesticide use instructions. When re-entering the cab, remove protective equipment and store either outside the cab in a closed box or some other type of sealable container, or inside the cab in a pesticide resistant container, such as a plastic bag.
Page 16: Equipment Safety
• Keep personal wash tank full of clean water for rinsing face and hands, as well as for cleaning safety equipment and spray nozzles. This water is not intended for human or ani- mal consumption. Equipment Safety • Make sure no person or object is in the path of the sprayer booms, especially when retract- ing or extending the wings.
Page 17: Lighting And Marking
• REMEMBER: If Safety Signs have been damaged, removed, become illegible or parts are replaced without decals, new decals must be applied. New decals are available from Bestway, Inc at 1-877-390-4480. During Operation • NO PASSENGERS ALLOWED - Do not carry passengers anywhere on, or in, the tractor or equipment, except as required for operation.
Page 18: Highway And Transport Operations
• Use tongue jack included to support the trailer tongue when sprayer is disconnected from towing vehicle. If jack is ever replaced, replacement jack must meet or exceed the load rating of the jack provided from the sprayer manufacture. Highway and Transport Operations •...
Page 20: Initial Preparation And Setup
INITIAL PREPARATION AND SETUP Tractor Preparation and Hookup 1. Check and adjust tractor drawbar as shown so that it is located 15 to 22 inches above the ground. Then adjust the drawbar to a stationary position so that the hitch pin is directly below the center line of the PTO shaft.
Page 21 4. Attach quick disconnect fittings to ends of hydraulic hoses to match tractor ports. Then con- nect hydraulic hoses to tractor ports in a sequence that is both familiar and comfortable to the operator. It is suggested that the hydraulic hoses for the hydraulic pump be connected to the num- ber one outlet, while the boom control hoses are connected to the number two outlet or to the outlet that corresponds to the outermost control lever on the tractor’s hydraulic control console.
Page 22 Some tractors use two 6-volt batteries as a power NOTE: source. Make sure there is a total of 12 volts delivered to the controller by connecting to the Positive (+) terminal of one battery and the Negative (-) terminal of the other battery. Reliable operation of the controller depends on a clean power supply.
Page 23 Make certain the red wire is connected to the positive side IMPORTANT: and the black wire to negative while attaching the power leads. Damage to the unit can occur if the leads are reversed. 8. Install the boom control switch box on top of the Raven Controller as shown in photo above.
Page 24: Initial Preparation Of The Sprayer
Initial Preparation of the Sprayer 1. Lubricate the boom pivot points per the lubrication information in this manual prior to initial operation and at prescribed intervals thereafter. Also, make sure all tires have been properly inflated prior to each use. 2.
Page 25 5. If the tractor used to tow the sprayer is equipped with an open center hydraulic system, refer to the instructions on page C15 to make adjustments to the hydraulic manifold under the sprayer tank. 6. Follow the directions in the sprayer control operating manual to calibrate and set the controller. 7.
Page 26: Controller Installation
those preprogrammed in the controller. 11. Turn on the master switch to direct water to the spray nozzles. At this point, the sprayer will be activated and spray tip performance can be visually checked. However, it is recommended that you also use a calibrated container and a stop watch to manually check and calibrate each spray nozzle prior to initial operation.
Page 27: Raven Controllers
action. To install a Raven control on a unit that is not already equipped with one, refer to the specific instructions that follow. Raven 450 Controller Figure 1. Overview The control valve used with the Raven 450 Control system is placed in an in-line loca- tion.
Page 28 4. Refer to the sprayer control owner’s manual for installation of remaining controller compo- nents. If the sprayer is equipped with a proximity sensor, it is mounted behind the left wheel on the backside of the axle. 5. Connect wiring as shown in diagram on page C10. Raven 450 Spray Control Kit DESCRIPTION RE063-0171-894...
Page 29 Raven 450 Spray Wiring Diagram...
Page 30 Raven 440 Controller Overview Figure 3. The control valve used with the Raven 440 Control system is placed in an in-line location. In addition, the Raven control may be equipped with a proximity sensor to mea- sure travel speed. Installation The Raven installation manual should provide most of the installa- tion information required.
Page 31 4. Refer to the sprayer control owner’s manual for installation of remaining controller compo- nents. 5. Connect wiring as shown in diagram on page C13. Raven 440 Spray Control Kit DESCRIPTION RE063-0172-125 Butterfly Valve, 1" RE063-0171-793 Flow Meter, RFM-60P 150-G Gasket, 2"...
Page 32 Raven 440 Spray Wiring Diagram...
Page 33 Open Center Hydraulic Modification Set Screw Jam Nut The sprayer is equipped with a Hydraulic Boom Control Manifold that can be switched from closed center to open center with an adjustment of a dump valve located in the picture at right. This dump valve has a set screw on the end of it.
Page 34: Operation
Main tank Quick-Fill, “off” position OPERATION Filling The Tank The 1,200-gallon tank on the Field-Pro IV sprayer can be filled in one of two ways – through the top hatch using auxiliary equipment, or through the Quick-Fill valve auxiliary equipment. To fill the tank through the Quick-Fill valve: 1.
Page 35: Adding And Mixing Chemicals
Sparge valve, “on” position Induction valve, Inductor “on” position Inductor rinse valve Pump Inlet Selector Valve Inductor discharge valve Adding and Mixing Chemicals Although chemicals can be added directly to the main tank through the hinged tank lid, the sprayer has been equipped with a chemical induction system for quick loading and thorough mix- ing.
Page 36 6. Open inductor discharge valve to transfer chemical to main tank. 7. Rinse chemical container and inductor tank using handgun provided. Close inductor dis- charge valve when inductor tank is empty. 8. Close induction valve and raise inductor tank to transport position. Pull outward and upward on inductor handle to unlock scissors lift mounting bracket.
Page 37: Boom Operation
Boom Operation All hydraulic boom functions are controlled with the boom control switch box in combination with a constant hydraulic flow from the tractor. Place the hydraulic remote valve control in detent and then operate the switches on the boom control box that correspond with the function you wish to activate.
Page 38: Extending The Boom Wings
Extending Boom Wings. 1. Raise center lift to its maximum height. 2. Reposition stow lock brackets from boom “lock” position to “unlock” position. “Lock” position “Unlock” position 3. Raise boom wing tilt enough to clear boom stow racks. 4. Unfold wing fold cylinder. Make sure inner wing is completely unfolded with back pressure on center section to eliminate sway while spraying.
Page 39: Retracting The Boom Wings
6. Repeat steps 3-5 to unfold opposite wing. 7. Lower center section to desired spray height. During operation, each wing can be adjusted to a posi- NOTE: tion ranging from -5 degrees to +15 degrees from level in order to follow varying ground contours, such as terraces and waterways. Retracting Boom Wings.
Page 40: Sprayer Operation
Sprayer Operation Once you have filled the sprayer tank and thoroughly mixed the chemical(s), you are prepared to begin the spraying operation. At this point, you should have also determined the application rate and programmed that information into the rate controller computer, along with information on the spray tips, boom width, etc.
Page 41 Sparge Valve Function The sparge valve is used to adjust tank sparge during operation. Open the valve to increase sparging. Close the valve to reduce sparging or to increase capacity available to the boom. Throttling Valve Function In most cases, the rate controller will maintain the correct flow and pressure settings for the desired application.
Page 42: Foam Marker Operation
Foam Marker Operation Refer to the Operator’s Manual of your Foam Guidance System for operating instruc- tion. 50 gallon foam solution tank Foam Guidance Pump Unit Controlling Drift Drift can be defined as the movement of spray droplets outside the intended target. It is one of the biggest environmental concerns chemical applicators face.
Page 43: Types Of Drift
Although some products have a greater tendency to drift than others, due to their volatility, the potential for drift exists with any chemical. Unfortunately, with the advent of genetically altered crops like Roundup Ready soybeans, and Liberty Link corn, the potential damage that can occur as a result of chemical drift is greater than ever before.
Page 44: Managing Drift
• Boom height - Boom height is an important factor in controlling drift. A boom that is set too high obviously favors drift, since droplets have farther to fall, thus having more time and opportunity to drift off course. Doubling the boom height, in effect, doubles the length of time required for droplets to reach the target canopy.
Page 45: Spray Nozzle Selection
Spray Nozzle Selection Nozzle, or spray tip, selection is often based upon droplet size, which refers to the diameter of an individual spray droplet. In addition to its importance in controlling drift, droplet size from a nozzle becomes impor- tant when the efficacy of a particular crop chemical is depen- dent on coverage.
Page 46: Rinsing The Sprayer
turret for fast and convenient spray tip changes in the field. With just a twist of your wrist, you can quickly Spray tip turret in choose the right tip for the right “off” position. job, assuming that different types of spray tips have been installed on each turret.
Page 47 cleaner to the rinse water to help dissolve or neutralize certain chem- icals. When doing so, be sure to read and follow the tank cleaner manufacturer's directions for use of the tank cleaner. Wear proper protective clothing, including gloves and eye protection. 1.
Page 48: Maintenance
Taking the time to clean the sprayer after each use is the most important thing you can do to improve the performance and longevity of your BESTWAY Field-Pro IV sprayer. This is particularly important after the use of suspension type chemicals, which can crystallize and plug the flowmeter, lines and/or spray tips.
Page 49: Lubrication
Lubrication Grease Fittings Proper lubrication will help insure efficient operation of your BESTWAY sprayer and prolong the life of friction producing parts. Those parts equipped with grease fittings should be lubricated at the frequency indicated with an SAE multi-purpose type grease. Be sure to clean the fitting thor- oughly before using any grease gun.
Page 50 Grease Zerk Locations 50 Hours 12 Hours (2 places) 12 Hours (2 places) 12 Hours...
Page 51: Line Strainer Maintenance
Bestway dealer or Bestway, Inc. Sprayer Nozzle Maintenance Spray Tip Care Careful cleaning of clogged spray tips can mean the difference between a clean field and one with weed streaks.
Page 52: Tip Replacement
If a tip is clogged and does need cleaning, only use a soft bristled brush or toothpick to clean it. Never use a metal object or wire brush. Use extreme care with soft tip materials such as plastic. Even a wooden toothpick can distort the orifice. Tip Replacement Spray tips are often the most neglected component on modern sprayers;...
Page 53: Boom Breakaway Adjustment
• Ceramic - Superior wear life and is highly resistant to abrasive and corrosive chemicals. • Hardened stainless steel - Very good wear life, good durability and chemical resistance. • Stainless steel - Good wear live, excellent chemical resistance and a durable orifice. •...
Page 54: Outer Section Adjustment
Outer Section Adjustment The outer wing section of both spray booms includes a pressure relief valve plumbed into the hydraulic lines near the wing fold cylinders. In the event this section of the wing contacts an immovable object, the relief valve will allow hydraulic oil to bypass the cylinder, permitting the wing tip to breakaway and fold rearward.
Page 55: Variable Ride Boom Suspension
V-Ride Boom Suspension Adjustment The lift cylinders on the wings and center section of the Bestway spray booms are connected to hydraulic accumulators. These accumulators isolate the boom from the shock and vibration of trav- eling over rough terrain resulting in a smooth boom ride. On sprayers equipped with the Bestway...
Page 56 1. Make sure both transport locks on the boom linkage arms are in the locked position. 2. Place tractor transmission in park and shut off engine. To avoid serious injury or death, Transport Lock Brackets WARNING: must always be in “Locked” Position and sprayer must be attached to a towing vehicle while working beneath sprayer.
Page 57: Tire Pressure
Tire Pressure Tire pressure should be checked prior to each use of the sprayer and maintained as follows: 320/90R46 Radial Tires 20 PSI 14.9R46 Radial Tires 20 PSI Keep in mind, that these pressure levels are intended as starting points only. The required amount of tire pressure may be varied to achieve a 31"...
Page 58: Tread Width Adjustment
11. Fill hub cap half full of wheel bearing grease and install on hub. 12. Install wheel, tighten lug nuts to 265 foot pounds and remove jack and blocks. Tread Width Adjustment Clamping Plate Axle stop Vertical Adjustment Bolts Make axle adjustments only when tank is empty and the DANGER: sprayer is attached to an adequate towing vehicle that is in park.
Page 59 2. Loosen the (6) 3/4" x 3" mounting bolts that clamp the clamping plates to the axle. 3. Loosen the (2) 3/4" x 3-1/2" vertical adjustment bolts on the underside of the axle tube. Do not remove the clamping plate that secures the NOTE: axle stub in position.
Page 60: Preparation For Storage
5. Tighten vertical adjustment bolts so that top of axle stub is snug against the stops on the top of the center axle tube. Do not torque these two bolts. 6. Tighten all clamping plate bolts. Torque these six bolts to 265# 7.
Page 61 Glycol is a primary component of antifreeze and is poiso- nous if ingested. Follow all precautions as if it were any WARNING: pesticide. Be especially careful to avoid puddles that pets or other animals can get to. 10. Drain the personal wash tank completely. Wash the interior with a detergent solution, rinse and dry by hand.
Page 62: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Field-Pro IV Operation Problem Probable Cause. Action No pressure in spray system Pump not running. Make sure hydraulic hoses are hooked up correctly. Verify that impeller is turning. Pump not primed. Turn on tank valve. Make sure the pump volute is flooded. Pump impeller plugged.
Page 63 Boom valves won’t turn on Valved not hooked up to 12 volts. Valves require 12-volt power in addition to the signal from the controller. Fuse has blown. Check tractor fuse panel for blown fuse. Wiring connection bad. Check all wiring connections. Individual nozzles turning on and off erratically Spray pressure too low for diaphragm checks installed.
Page 64: Parts Listing
PARTS LISTING...
Page 65: Tank Assembly
1200 Gallon Field-Pro IV Frame and Tank Assembly DESCRIPTION 69814 Tank, Assy. - FPIV 1200 Gal. 62532 Fillwell, w/Hinged Lid - 16”, HyTek 62830 Gasket, Hinged Lid - 16” HyTek 62831 Gasket, Fillwell - HyTek 69617 Tank, Eyewash 1000/1200 gal. Replacement w/lid TLA-5T Tank Lid, 5”...
Page 66 DESCRIPTION 74624 Wment, Vertical Adjustment Push Plate B34.312 Bolt, 3/4NC x 3-1/2 Gr5 ZP 74635 Vertical Axle Adjustment Push Plate LW34 Washer, Lock - 3/4" ZP Nut, 3/4NC Gr5 ZP 74600A Wment, Spindle - FPIV - 10 Bolt Hub B34.2 Bolt, 3/4NC x 2 Gr5 ZP LW34 Washer, Lock - 3/4"...
Page 67 Bolt, 1/4NC x 3/4 FW14 Washer, 1/4 Flat LN14 Nut, Lock - 1/4NC DEC-BW007 Decal, Bestway Logo - 4 Color DEC-OM001 Decal, Operator’s Manual 67673 Decal, Caution - Do Not Drink, 3" x 5" SW001 Decal, Warning - Read Manual 67671 Decal, Warning - General Info, 5-1/2"...
Page 68 DESCRIPTION 67672 Decal, Caution - Chemical Safety, 3" x 5" SW900 Decal, Danger - Toxic Chemicals 67657 Decal, Warning - Max Speed 25 MPH DEC-HAZ08 Decal, Warning - Tip Over Hazard DEC-HAZ01 Decal, Warning - High Pressure Fluid DEC-HAZ09 Decal, Tire Pressure Serial Number 70693 Control Plumbing, 3 section...
Page 70 BASE PLUMBING...
Page 71: Base Plumbing Details
Base Plumbing Details DESCRIPTION EL-200112PP Elbow, 2"mpt x 1-1/2"hb EPDM112 Hose, EPDM 1-1/2", 300psi, 8"LG HC-112HT Hose Clamp - 1-1/2" Hose, S.S. 73728 Tube, Sparge - 1000/1200 MBF200 Bolted Tank Flange, 2" Manifold x 2"mpt, Polypro 150-G Gasket, 1-1/2" Coupler, EPDM FC200 Clamp, 2"...
Page 72: Pro 60 Boom
Pro 60 Boom...
Page 74 Pro 60 Boom DESCRIPTION 74660 Wment, C Sect. - Pro60/80 73173 Wment, Fold Arm Right - Pro60/80 73172 Wment, Fold Arm Left - Pro60/80 73888 Wment, Parall. Link. Arm 74667 Wment, Parall. Link. H-frame - Pro60/80 74121 Wment, Break Away Shaft 74120 Wment, Break Away Box 74122...
Page 75 DESCRIPTION FW34 Washer, Flat - 3/4" ZP LN34 Nut, Lock - 3/4NC ZP B1.10SP Bolt, 1NC x 10 Gr5 ZP LN10NYL Nut, NyLock - 1NC ZP 74141 Flat, Transport Lock LP14 Pin, Lynch - 1/4" YZ DEC-HAZ05 Decal, Caution - Transport Lock DEC-HAZ02 Decal, Danger - Electrocution Hazard 60962...
Page 76 DESCRIPTION MFI-1618-12 Sleeve, M250 - 1"I.D. x 1-1/8" O.D. x 3/4"lg B1.4 Bolt, 1NC x 4" Gr5 ZP LN10NYL Nut, NyLock - 1NC ZP MFI-1618-24 Sleeve, M250 - 1" I.D. x 1-1/8" O.D x 1-1/2"lg B1.5 Bolt, 1NC x 5 Gr5 ZP LN10NYL Nut, NyLock - 1NC ZP 60983...
Page 77 DESCRIPTION 69116 Hydraulic Accumulator, 2 liter, 160psi 63480 U-bolt, 3/8NC x 6-3/4 x 8 FW38SS Flat Washer, 3/8”S.S. LW38SS Lock Washer, 3/8” S.S. N38SS Nut, 3/8NC S.S. 71490 Mount Strap, 2 liter Accumulator B56.312SS Bolt, 5/16NC x 3-1/2 S.S. FW56SS Flat Washer, 5/16”...
Page 78: Pro 80 Boom
Pro 80 Boom...
Page 80 Pro 80 Boom DESCRIPTION 74660 Wment, C Sect. - Pro60/80 73173 Wment, Fold Arm Right - Pro60/80 73172 Wment, Fold Arm Left - Pro60/80 73888 Wment, Parall. Link. Arm 74667 Wment, Parall. Link. H-frame - Pro60/80 74121 Wment, Break Away Shaft 74120 Wment, Break Away Box 74122...
Page 81 DESCRIPTION FW34 Washer, Flat - 3/4" ZP LN34 Nut, Lock - 3/4NC ZP B1.10SP Bolt, 1NC x 10 Gr5 ZP LN10NYL Nut, NyLock - 1NC ZP 74141 Flat, Transport Lock LP14 Pin, Lynch - 1/4" YZ DEC-HAZ05 Decal, Caution - Transport Lock DEC-HAZ02 Decal, Danger - Electrocution Hazard 60962...
Page 82 DESCRIPTION B#10.34STS Bolt, Self Tapping, #10 x 3/4 SS Hex Head FW732 Washer, Fender - 7/32"ID x 1"OD 74126 Flat, Cylinder Lever Arm Long 74127 Flat, Cylinder Lever Arm Short MFI-1618-12 Sleeve, M250 - 1"I.D. x 1-1/8" O.D. x 3/4"lg B1.4 Bolt, 1NC x 4"...
Page 83 DESCRIPTION 69116 Hydraulic Accumulator, 2 liter, 160psi 63480 U-bolt, 3/8NC x 6-3/4 x 8 FW38SS Flat Washer, 3/8”S.S. LW38SS Lock Washer, 3/8” S.S. N38SS Nut, 3/8NC S.S. 71490 Mount Strap, 2 liter Accumulator B56.312SS Bolt, 5/16NC x 3-1/2 S.S. FW56SS Flat Washer, 5/16”...
Page 84 Pro 60 Boom Hydraulic Schematic...
Page 85: Hydraulic Schematic For Pro 60 Boom
Hydraulic Schematic for Pro 60 Boom DESCRIPTION 69984 Hyd. Valve Manifold Assy.-Fasse 6MJ-6MB90 Hyd. Adapter Elbow, #6MJIC x #6MORB 8FP-QM Hyd. Quick Disconnect - Male Tip x 1/2"fpt 69335 Hydra Grips - One Pair, Green/Yellow 8MB-VENT Vent Plug - #8MORB 69586 Accumulator, Hyd.
Page 86 Pro 80 Boom Hydraulic Schematic...
Page 87: Hydraulic Schematic For Pro 80 Boom
Hydraulic Schematic for Pro 80 Boom DESCRIPTION 69984 Hyd. Valve Manifold Assy.-Fasse 6MJ-6MB90 Hyd. Adapter Elbow, #6MJIC x #6MORB 8FP-QM Hyd. Quick Disconnect - Male Tip x 1/2"fpt 69335 Hydra Grips - One Pair, Green/Yellow 8MB-VENT Vent Plug - #8MORB 69586 Accumulator, Hyd.
Page 88 Pro 60 plumbing...
Page 89 Plumbing Schematic for Pro 60 Boom DESCRIPTION EPDM10 Hose, EPDM 1", 300psi, 35.5 Feet EPDM10 Hose, EPDM 1", 300psi, 19 Feet EPDM10 Hose, EPDM 1", 300psi, 37.5 Feet EPDM34 Hose, EPDM 3/4", 300psi, 48" lg EPDM34 Hose, EPDM 3/4", 300psi, 48" lg 71409 Hose, EPDM 3/4"...
Page 90 Pro80 Boom Plumbing...
Page 91 Plumbing Schematic for Pro 80 Boom DESCRIPTION EPDM10 Hose, EPDM 1", 300psi, 50 Feet EPDM10 Hose, EPDM 1", 300psi, 28 Feet EPDM10 Hose, EPDM 1", 300psi, 30 Feet EPDM10 Hose, EPDM 1", 300psi, 52 Feet EPDM34 Hose, EPDM 3/4", 300psi, 48" lg 71409 Hose, EPDM 3/4"...
Page 92 Wheel & Hub Assembly DESCRIPTION 68755 Tire, 320/90-R46 /w 10 Bolt Wheel 69440 Tire, 14.9-R46 /w 10 Bolt Wheel 79512 Hub Assembly ------- Hub, Studded w/Cups 69516 Bearing Cup, Inner-A873 Hub, 33462 Timken 69515 Bearing Cup, Outer-A873/A871 Hubs, 453A Timken 2 69519 Stud Bolt, 3/4-16 x 2-3/4 - A873/A871 Hubs 69521...
Page 93: Inductor Kit
Inductor Kit DESCRIPTION (see page G31) Inductor Assembly SU12.6.312 U-Bolt, 1/2NC x 3-1/2 x 6 LW12 Lock Washer, 1/2” ZP Nut, 1/2NC ZP EPDM112 Hose, EPDM 1-1/2” HC-112HT Hose Clamp, 1-1/2” PH200 Hose, 2” Helix HC-200HT Hose Clamp, 2” SE-200PP Street Elbow - 2”mpt x 2”fpt VSMT200CF Ball Valve, Stubby - 2”Manifold x 2”mpt...
Page 95: Inductor Assembly
Inductor Assembly DESCRIPTION 200-G GASKET, 2" COUPLER, EPDM 61352 POLY SPACER, 1"OD X .51"ID X 2" LONG 61353 POLY SPACER, 1"OD X .51"ID X 1.50" LONG 61354 LATCH, SPRING LOADED, 3" X 1.75 61355 SPRING, 10" FREE X 2"OD X .207" WIRE 61356 INDUCTOR, CLEANLOAD 62134...
Page 96 Foam Guidance system, Model 6 or 10...
Page 97: Foam Guidance System, Model 6 Or 10
Foam Guidance System, Model 6 or 10 DESCRIPTION 61809 Tank, 50 Gal PCO Poly - Yellow, 1-1/4"fpt Sump Ftg 1 TLA-5T Tank Lid, 5” - Ace Tanks 71920 Strap, Tank Hold Down - 66" Nylon 69553 Buckle, Tank Strap Hold Down B38.5FT Bolt, 3/8NC x 5 ZP, Full Thread FW38...
Page 98: 9303C-Hm1C-Bu Pump Kit
9303C-HM1C Pump Kit DESCRIPTION 9303C-HM1C-BU Pump, Hyd. Centrifugal - 1 1/2"fpt x 1 1/4"fpt, Black 1 69827 Hose, Hyd. - 3/8" x 78", 1/2"mpt Both Ends 69266 Hydra Grip - One Pair, Red and Black, RED 69266 Hydra Grip - One Pair, Red and Black, BLACK 8FP-QM Adapter, Hyd.
Page 99: 9306C-Hm5C-Bu Pump Kit
9306C-HM5C Pump Kit DESCRIPTION 9306C-HM5C-BU Pump, Hyd. Centrifugal - 2"fpt x 1 1/2"fpt, Black 69828 Hose, Hyd. - 1/2" x 96", 1/2"mpt Both Ends 69266 Hydra Grip - One Pair, Red and Black, RED 69266 Hydra Grip - One Pair, Red and Black, BLACK 8FP-QM Adapter, Hyd.
Page 100 Rinse Assembly...
Page 101: Rinse System Assembly
Rinse System Assembly DESCRIPTION 61809 Tank, 50 Gal PCO Poly - Yellow, 1-1/4"fpt Sump Ftg 1 TLA-5T Tank Lid, 5” - Ace Tanks 71920 Strap, Tank Hold Down - 66" Nylon 69553 Buckle, Tank Strap Hold Down B38.5FT Bolt, 3/8NC x 5 ZP, Full Thread FW38 Washer, Flat - 3/8"...
Page 102 Deluxe Plumbing with 4 Valve Stack Assembly...
Page 103: Deluxe Plumbing Plate W/ 4-Valve Stack Assembly
Deluxe Plumbing Plate with 4 Valve Stack Assembly DESCRIPTION HC-200HT Clamp, High Torque - 2" Hose, S.S EPDM200 Hose, EPDM 2", 300psi MLST150-50 Strainer, 2" Manifold, "T", 50 mesh M200BRB Barb Fitting, 2" Manifold x 1-1/4" hb, Polypro 150-G Gasket, 1-1/2" Coupler, EPDM FC200 Clamp, 2"...
Page 104 Deluxe Plumbing with 3 Valve Stack Assembly...
Page 105: Deluxe Plumbing Plate W/ 3-Valve Stack Assembly
Deluxe Plumbing Plate with 3 Valve Stack Assembly DESCRIPTION HC-114HT Clamp, High Torque - 1-1/4" Hose, S.S EPDM114 Hose, EPDM 1-1/4", 300psi MLST150-50 Strainer, 2" Manifold, "T", 50 mesh M200125BRB90 Elbow, 2" Manifold x 1-1/4" hb, Polypro 150-G Gasket, 1-1/2" Coupler, EPDM FC200 Clamp, 2"...
Page 106: Field Pro Iv 1200 Base Wiring Details
Field Pro IV 1200 Base Wiring Details...
Page 107 ELECTRICAL WIRING DETAILS Base Wiring Details DESCRIPTION AB479 Wiring Extension, 10ft - 5 Function Hyd. Control 69985 Wiring Harness for Hyd. Manifold AB474 Wiring Harness - Main Cable - OBK10 *AB383 Wiring Harness, Models 6 & RA AB473 Wiring Harness, Battery Cable - OBK10 AB462 Wiring Extension, 10ft - OBK10 Power, (Optional)

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