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MACHINE DOES NOT COME “FIELD READ & UNDERSTAND OPERATOR’S READY” FROM FACTORY. MANUAL BEFORE USING MACHINE. See www.summersmfg.com for latest version of all Summers Operator’s Manuals SUMMERS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. WEB SITE: www.summersmfg.com MADDOCK, NORTH DAKOTA 58348 ........(701) 438-2855 DEVILS LAKE, NORTH DAKOTA 58301 .......
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12 months from the date of purchase by the end user from Summers’ dealer. Summers’ obligation is to replace free of charge any part of any product that Summers inspection shows to be defective excluding transportation charges to Maddock, ND or Devils Lake, ND and return and also excluding all transportation costs from Summers’...
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C. Reference to “right” and “left” in this manual is determined from a seated position in the drivers seat. D. Parts are referenced in each drawing with the Summers Manufacturing Part Number. Use this Part Number when ordering replacement parts from your Summers dealer. See back section of manual for description of each Part Number.
TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 - SAFETY Safety-Alert Symbol ................................1.1 General Safety Practices ................................1.2 Safety During Transport ................................1.2 Safety Decals ..................................1.2 Decal Locations ..................................1.7 SECTION 2 – SPRAYER OPERATION Sprayer Operation Safety ...............................2.1 Initial Set-up and Adjustment of Mechanical (Transport to Field Operation) ...............2.2 Initial Set-up and Adjustment of Sprayer System ........................2.7 Testing and Adjustment of Sprayer System .........................2.14 Transporting and Operation of Sprayer from Field to Field ....................2.23...
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8L7060 – 60’ Part 1 Boom Pkg ..........................8.50 - 8.52 8L7100 – 100’ Part 1 Boom Pkg ..........................8.53 - 8.55 8L0023 – Ultimate Electric/Hydraulic Control .........................8.56 8L0025 – Ultra Electric/Hydraulic Control .........................8.57 8L7042 – 50’ Part 2 Boom Pkg ............................8.58 8L7040 – 40’ Part 2 Boom Pkg ............................8.59 8L7030 –...
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8S9954A – Wash Wand Package W/O Tank ........................8.85 8F3901 – End Nozzle, Manual ............................8.86 8F3903 – Ultimate Single Electric End Nozzle ........................8.87 8F3904 – Ultra Single Electric End Nozzle ........................8.88 Electric End Nozzle Solenoid .............................8.89 SCS-203/205 and 440/450 Control Console Components ....................8.90 8L0050A –...
SECTION 1 - SAFETY 1.1 SAFETY – ALERT SYMBOL This symbol is an alert to the potential for personal injury. This symbol means ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY IS INVOLVED! DEFINITION OF EACH SIGNAL WORD USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SAFETY-ALERT SYMBOL: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result DANGER...
1.4 SAFETY DECALS 1. KEEP SAFETY DECALS CLEAN. 2. REPLACE missing or unreadable decals. New decals are available from your Summers dealer by stat- ing correct part number (PN) located on the decal.
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY 3. PN 8Z0204 SUMMERS DECAL. ® 4. PN 8Z0086 ELECTROCUTION DANGER DECAL. DANGER AVOID CONTACT WITH ELECTRICAL LINES. SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH CAN RESULT. 8Z0086 5. PN 8Z0087 PINCH POINT HAZARD DECAL. DANGER FRAME PINCH POINT HAZARD...
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SECTION 1 - SAFETY 7. PN 8Z2490 ULTIMATE NT DECAL. 8. PN 8Z2495 ULTRA DECAL. 9. PN 8Z0276 GENERAL CAUTION DECAL. CAUTION 1. Read and understand Operator’s Manual before using machine. 2. For Sprayers: a. Read and follow chemical manufacturers’ WARNINGS, instructions and procedures before using.
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 2.1 SPRAYER OPERATION SAFETY CAUTION 1. READ AND UNDERSTAND Operator’s Manual before REVIEW SECTION 2.1 SPRAYER OPERATION using machine. SAFETY BEFORE PROCEEDING 2. DO NOT ALLOW RIDERS. 3. ONLY TOW at a safe speed. Use caution when making corners or meeting traffic. 4.
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 2.2 INITIAL SET-UP AND ADJUSTMENT OF MECHANICAL (CONVERT FROM TRANSPORT TO FIELD OPERATION) CAUTION 1. COMPLETE WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD REVIEW SECTION 2.1 SPRAYER OPERATION SAFETY BEFORE A. Complete and return WARRANTY REGISTRA- PROCEEDING TION CARD located at the beginning of this manual.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION NOTE! WHEN ELECTRIC/HYDRAULIC SWITCH BOX IS PROPERLY INSTALLED AND ENERGIZED THE GREEN POWER LIGHT WILL GLOW. IF GREEN LIGHT DOES NOT GLOW REVERSE ELECTRICAL LEADS. A 15 AMP RESETABLE CIRCUIT BREAKER IS PROVIDED ON THE BOX.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 5. UNFOLD BOOM FROM TRANSPORT TO FIELD POSITION WARNING! SPRAYER SHOULD BE PARKED ON A LEVEL SURFACE FOR FOLDING AND UNFOLDING OPERATIONS. AREA MUST BE CLEAR OF POWER LINES AND OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS. A. Activate vertical height switch on control box and move tractor hydraulic lever to extend cylinders and lift booms out of transport brackets.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 7. INNER BOOM CYLINDER SPRING CLEVIS ADJUSTMENT 8. ADJUSTMENT TO LEVEL SPRAYER BOOMS A. Park sprayer on a level surface. B. Level swinging center with a jack or blocks. C. Check level of each inner boom. Level adjustment is performed near tiplift cylinder on top of inner boom.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION WARNING! PART 1 BOOM FOLD CYLINDERS ARE MOUNTED WITH A SPRING CLEVIS ASSEMBLY. THE CLEVIS WILL ALLOW 5/8” OF AN INCH OF CYLINDER MOVEMENT. THE SPRING MUST BE TIGHTENED TO ALLOW FOR FULL TRAVEL WITHOUT THE COILS COMING IN CONTACT WITH EACH OTHER.
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION a. Perform adjustment at rear of sprayer on part 1 fold cylinder attachment by loosening 4 u- bolts and sliding spring clevis assembly left or right. There are two adjustment bolts to aid and to retain the new setting. b.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 2. MAKE TRACTOR TO RAVEN SCS-205 SPRAYER SYSTEM HOOKUPS A. Plug hydraulic pump hoses into tractor remote outlet for hydraulic pump operation. B. Mount PTO pump on PTO output shaft of tractor (PTO pump optional). C.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 6. DETERMINE TIP SIZE – stamped number on orifice side identifies Tips. OPTIONAL END Part Number Tip Size TIP MATERIAL DEGREE TIP COLOR CODE NOZZLE SIZE 8F3411X XR8001VS ORANGE OC04 8F3413X XR80015VS GREEN OC06 8F3415X XR8002VS YELLOW OC08...
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION SUMMERS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. APPLICATION RATE CHART (ENGLISH) U.S. GALLONS PER ACRE - 20" SPACING TIP NO. Capacity 1 SPEED - MPH Color Nozzle in Screen oz/min .06 / 8 .07 / 9 8001 .09 / 11 11001 .10 / 13...
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION SUMMERS MANUFACTURING CO., INC. APPLICATION RATE CHART (METRIC) LITERS PER HECTARE - .508 m (20") SPACING TIP NO. Capacity 1 SPEED - KM/HR (MPH) Color KPA/100 Nozzle in 8 (5) 10 (6.2) 12 (7.5) 14 (8.7) 16 (9.9)
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 2.4 TESTING AND ADJUSTMENT OF SPRAYER SYSTEM. CAUTION REVIEW SECTION 2.1 SPRAYER OPERATION SAFETY BEFORE PROCEEDING 1. ADD WATER TO TANK Add approximately 300 gallons of water to tank(s) using one of the following methods. (For a dual tank system, test one system at a time).
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION B. Set up Normal Spraying and fill tank(s) through top fillwell. 2. PRIME SPRAYER SYSTEM PUMP A. Set up Normal Spraying. B. Prime PTO driven pump: 1. Engage tractor PTO system and increase to normal field PTO speed to circulate water from the tank to the pump and back to the tank again through the agitators.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION C. Prime sprayer mounted gasoline driven pump: 1. Ensure there is liquid available at the pump. 2. Remove or loosen top vent fitting to expel air. 3. If water does not flow from fitting, add fluid until pump casting is full. 4.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 3. ADJUST HYDRAULICALLY DRIVEN PUMP SYSTEM The hydraulically driven pump system must be adjusted to limit maximum shut off pressure of 125 psi in order to stay within the 0 to 125 psi operating range of the plumbing system. Tractor hydraulic output will affect pump performance.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION B. For OPEN CENTER TRACTORS adjust pump by: 1. Loosen jam nut for bypass screw located on top of hydraulic motor and turn screw out 2 1/2 turns from fully closed set- ting. 2. Close manual valve D or Q (agitator control) and verify that switches for all boom Electric Ball Valves are on.
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Check rotor and hub frequently for worn parts. Excessive wear will affect accuracy. 5. Summers Manufacturing uses only standard close valves (C-sd). 6. SP1 is for wheel drive speed sensor. SP2 is for GPS, radar and interface cable speed sensors.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION B. Engage tractor hydraulic system for the main tank pump and increase to normal field rpm speed or engage tractor PTO for the main tank pump and increase to normal PTO speed. C. Immediately verify that agitator flow and main tank pump vent are going to front tank. D.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION D. Disengage tractor hydraulic system or PTO system. E. Close all valves. 8. TEST OPTIONAL CLEAN LOAD SYSTEM LOADING 1. All Cleanload valves must be closed prior to starting. Inlet ball valve, knife valve, and hopper rinse ball valve.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 4. Close hopper lid and lock by turning clockwise. 5. Divert pump discharge flow back to normal operation by closing valves “C” or “P”. 9. TEST OPTIONAL RINSE TANK A. Add approximately 40 gallons of water to RINSE TANK using Bottom Fill or through top fillwell.
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION ponents. 2. Spray solution through nozzles. 3. Allow dripless nozzles to drain by loosening each diaphragm check valve nut. IMPORTANT! ANALOG GAUGES USED IN RAVEN CONSOLES MAY RETAIN SMALL AMOUNTS OF FLUID IN THEM AND SHOULD NOT BE SUBJECT TO EXTENDED PERIODS OF FREEZING TEMPERATURES.
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION IMPORTANT! OUTER BOOM SWITCH MUST BE DEACTIVATED FOR BOOM TO BREAK AWAY WHEN CONTACTING AN OBSTRUCTION. FAILURE TO DEACTIVATE SWITCH WILL CAUSE PHYSICAL DAMAGE AND POSSIBLY BODILY INJURY. BOOM DAMAGE CAUSED BY FAILURE TO MAKE BREAK AWAY OPERATIVE WILL NOT BE WARRANTED. I.
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 2. START UP PUMP Start pump engine, engage pump, and increase pump speed to obtain proper pump performance. 3. START UP RAVEN CONTROL 4. ADJUST SPRAY HEIGHT SPRAY HEIGHT DEGREE TIP TIP TO TARGET 80° 17”...
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION C. For 1 mile: U.S. Gallons per Acre = Measured Gallons of Water x 8.25 Actual Spraying Width (Feet) 7. EXAMPLE 36 Gallons of Water x 16.5 = 5.0 U.S. Gallons per Acre 120 Feet 8.
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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION ADD CHEMICAL TO MAIN TANK by using one of the following three methods: a. Add chemical through top fillwell. b. Set up Chemical Fill. c. Add chemical with Chemical Load and Rinse Wand. 2.27...
SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION 10. START UP NORMAL SPRAYING. CAUTION! OPERATOR USE OF AUTOMATED STEERING SYSTEMS CAN CAUSE RAPID DIREC- TION OF TRAVEL CORRECTIONS. TRACKED AND ARTICULATED TRACTORS MAGNIFY OR WORSEN THESE DIRECTION CHANGES. WHEN SPRAYING THESE RAPID DIRECTION CHANGES WILL CAUSE THE BOOMS TO WHIP VIOLENTLY AND CAN CAUSE SEVERE STRUCTURE DAMAGE TO SPRAYER OR SPRAY VEHICLE.
7. KEEP SAFETY DECALS CLEAN. 8. REPLACE missing or unreadable decals. New decals are available from your SUMMERS dealer by stating correct part number (PN) located on the decal. See Section 1.5 DECAL LOCATIONS. 9. VERIFY all safety devices and shields are in place before using machine.
SECTION 3 - MAINTENANCE 3.2 DAILY MAINTENANCE Your Summers Supersprayer will give you lasting trouble free service if it is properly maintained. 1. Grease all points shown (See Figure 1). Figure 1 2. Check all hydraulic components for leaks. 3. Check all wheel bolts.
SECTION 3 - MAINTENANCE 2. Clean entire sprayer system: a. Partially fill each tank with clean water and add one part household ammonia for every 100 parts water. b. Engage pump and circulate solution through entire spray system. Spray solution through nozzles, and then drain.
SECTION 4 - TROUBLESHOOTING 4.1. SPRAYER SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION Reverse hydraulic hoses or move Hy- 1. Pump does not develop pressure A. Incorrect direction of oil flow. draulic lever in opposite direction. (Hydraulic motor should “hum” if pump is operating normally).
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SECTION 4 - TROUBLESHOOTING 4.1. SPRAYER SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION Move Rate Control Switch to Manual position & hold Increase switch up with A. Controller in Rate 1 or Rate 2 position. Master Switch & at least one boom switch in ON position.
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SECTION 4 - TROUBLESHOOTING 4.1. SPRAYER SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION Power to console was shut-off before Turn Power Switch to ON posi- 12. Booms spray even though all Master/Boom switches were turned off. switches are in OFF position (Boom valves are in OPEN position &...
SECTION 4 - TROUBLESHOOTING 4.2. MECHANICAL TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION Adjust Spring clevis so when spring is compressed the coils 1. Boom leads or A. Spring clevis adjustment is incorrect. never touch. See Pages 2.4-6. lags too much in relation to Boom lead is properly adjusted when spring clevis is com- cart.
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SECTION 4 - TROUBLESHOOTING 4.2. MECHANICAL TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION Outer boom fold switch must be turned off for the break A. Outer boom fold switch not turned off. away to function. 8. Boom doesn’t B. Blocking valve on outer boom fold cylinder not Verify that blocking valve is normally open.
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SECTION 4 - TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION A. Switch box does not have 12 volts. Wire switch box on 12 volts power. B. Safety switch on right boom not being Verify that outer boom is folded or adjust tripped by outer boom. safety switch.
PERFORM EFFICIENTLY ON AN INADEQUATE CURRENT SUPPLY. UNITS WITH A LARGE CURRENT NEED SHOULD USE WIRING HARNESS SUPPLIED WITH THE MARKER. A SIMPLE RELAY CIRCUIT COULD ALSO BE USED TO SUPPLY CURRENT THROUGH A 6 GAUGE WIRE AND BE OPERATED WITH THE SUMMERS ELECTRICAL SWITCH BOX.
SECTION 6 - OPTION NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS 6.1. ELECTRONIC PRESSURE GAUGE PACKAGE To install electronic pressure transducer on a 450 plumbing system. Locate the ¼” fi ttings on the end of the boom valve manifold or where you want to take a pressure reading. The pressure transducer is equipped with a few extra fi...
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6 + 4 + 4 = 14 6.3. CONTROL GRIP To install a hydraulic control grip on Summers sprayer. Locate port on hydraulic switch box. Attach control grip to switch box at control grip port. Switch box will not function properly with control grip port empty.
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6.4. RINSE NOZZLE WITHOUT RINSE TANK Assembly tips for installing rinse ball on main tank without a rinse tank Summers Ultimate Sprayer. 1. Drill one 1-1/2” diameter hole in main tank directly behind the second tank hoop in the top center of the tank.
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2. Rotate rinse valve “B” clockwise to direct rinse water to spray booms. 3. Start sprayer pump and adjust RPM to achieve adequate pressure for washing. If there are further questions call Summers service department at 1-800-732-4392 ext. 2019. 6.6. VALVES “E” & “R” CROSS OVER PLUMBING OPTION To install cross over plumbing on a summers pull-type sprayer.
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Start sprayer pump to force water into spray tank. 6.7. END NOZZLE OPTION To install a manual end nozzle on Summers sprayer. Verify the end nozzle tip is installed and sized to match the boom spray tips (a selection chart is in the operator’s manual for your sprayer.
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SECTION 6 - OPTION NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS 6.8. SINGLE SEPARATE TIPLIFT CIRCUIT 1. Select tip lift cylinder to isolate – left or right. 2. Port “J” feeds left tip lift. 3. Port “E” feeds right tip lift. 4. Remove existing hose and fi tting from selected port. 5.
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To install a foam marker Summers sprayer. 1. Determine side of sprayer to mount platform. Summers Mfg. Co., Inc. installs all platforms on right side of machine. Some sprayer models will have space on left side of machine so it may be desirable to mount it there.
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6. Tighten all fi ttings and check for interference and ease of operation. 6.12. CLEAN LOAD PACKAGE To install a Cleanload on a Summers Pull-Type Sprayer 1. Locate the front most elbow on pump discharge (plumbing attached to pump that feeds the booms) plumb- ing.
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5. Divert pump discharge fl ow back to normal operation by closing valves “C” or “P”. 6.13. ELECTRIC AGITATOR SHUTOFF PACKAGE To install Electric agitator shutoff on a Summers Pull-Type Sprayer 1. Install the mounting bracket on ball valve. 2. Locate 2” square tube on front of sprayer hitch where the mounting bracket will attach.
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1. Locate hydraulic lines coming from ports “I” and “F” on hydraulic block. 2. Trace lines back to just behind the slow moving emblem where the lines tee off. 3. Install pilot check valve (8L0036) in those lines. Lines coming from summers block will attach to ports v1 and v2.
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SECTION 8 - PARTS REMEMBER TO BRING OWNER REGISTER INFORMATION LOCATED AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS MANUAL WHEN ORDERING PARTS (SERIAL NUMBER IS LOCATED BY THE HITCH PIECE).
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SECTION 8 - PARTS 60' CENTER BOOM PACKAGE 93' - 110' ULTIMATE 8J5300 #6 JIC(M) TEE 8J6010 3/4-16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90° ADP 8D9122 SEAL KIT 8J6010 3/4-16ORB X #6JIC(M) 90° ADP 8D9121 8J5620 8C0600 8W1588 3/4" X #6 JIC (F-SW) 3/4"...
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SECTION 8 - PARTS 100' CENTER BOOM PACKAGE 120' - 133' ULTRA 8X0304 5/8" LW 8S0360 5/8 X 6-1/16 X 4-1/2" 8L4660 8X0250 5/8" N 8S0358 5/8 x 3-1/16 x 4-1/2" 8L4715 8L4675 8X0260 3/4" N 8L4663 8L4734A 8D0350 3/4"X4-1/16"X10"...
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SECTION 8 - PARTS 100' CENTER BOOM PACKAGE 8L4605 8L4670 8S1120 BTM PLATE 8L4702A 8S1126 120' - 133' ULTRA 8L4704 8X0201 8L4705 3/8" N TOP PLATE 8X0202 8G8010 8X0080 8X0301 3/8" LN 8L4735L 3/8 X 1-5/16 X 2-1/4" 1/2 X 11"...
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SECTION 8 - PARTS 8X0013 8J5298 8N2036 100' CENTER BOOM PACKAGE 1/4" X 2-1/2" 1/4" X 36" #6 JIC(M+M+F-SW) TEE 8L0172 120' - 133' ULTRA 8J5300 8N2096 8L0105 #6 JIC(M) TEE 1/4 X 96" CHECK VLV 8L0104 8J5620 8N2072 8X0203 1/4 X 72"...
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SECTION 8 - PARTS SECTION 8 - PARTS All 9303C and 9303S Series Pumps NOTE: When ordering parts, give 25 26 QUANTITY, PART NUMBER, DESCRIPTION, and COMPLETE MODEL NUMBER. Reference numbers are used ONLY to identify parts in the drawing and are NOT 20 21 to be used as order numbers.
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SECTION 8 - PARTS SECTION 8 - PARTS SMC PART # 8A1600A 8A1600B 8A1402 8A2331A 8A2233 8A1600C 8A1600D 8A1600E 8.100...
SECTION 8 - PARTS SECTION 8 - PARTS RFM 60 P FLOWMETER REPLACEMENT PARTS 063-0171-793 ITEM DESCRIPTION RAVEN PART # Body, RFM 60 P Flowmeter 106-0159-514 Rotor/Magnet Assembly 063-0171-673 Hub/Bearing Assy, Upstream 063-0171-674 assembly, Downstream 063-0171-769 Ring, Retaining, Internal 335-0000-278 Stud Bearing 063-0159-570...
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8A0924 SNAP RING 7L3145 PIN PART 2 BOOM HINGE ULTIMATE 8A0928 SPACER 7L3146 PIN PART 3 BOOM HINGE ULTRA 8A0930A SHAFT SEAL REPAIR KIT HM1-4 7L3147 PIN PART 2 BOOM HINGE ULTRA 8A0932 THRUST BEARING ASSEMBLY 7L3920 STL 1/4” STIFFNR FLAT 11-...
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Stock # Description Stock # Description 8A1204 VALVE 1” ELECTRIC BALL 8A1337B COVER 10” W/VENT 8A1204A TEEJET ELEC MOTOR FILTER W/RES 8A1337C VENT 10” 8A1205 MOTOR ONLY 344 BVLVE 22 RPM 8A1337D FILLWELL RING 10” 8A1207 VALVE END NOZZLE SOLENOID 8A1338 COVER 12”...
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Stock # Description Stock # Description 8A1733 HANDLE(BANJO) 2” BLTD BV 8A2017 ELBOW 1” HB X 3/4” MPT 8A1735 BALL VALVE 2” 3WAY SIDELOAD 8A2018 TEE 3/4”MPT X 1”HB X 1”HB A&M 8A1738 BALL VALVE 3” BTTM LD BLD 8A2020 TEE 1.5HBX1.5HBX1.5HB A&M 8A1740 BALL VALVE 3”...
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Stock # Description Stock # Description 8A2154 EXPRSS END BODY W/PLUG 8A2308H CAP 1”-T FLNGD STRNR TJET 04- 8A2156 EXPRSS 1” UNVRSL FLNG STRT 8A2309 SCREEN 100 MESH GREEN FLNGD1”T 8A2158 EXPRSS 1” HB STRAIGHT 8A2310 SCREEN 50 MESH RED FLNGD 1”T 8A2160 EXPRSS 1”...
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HYD CYL 2.5 X 14” ULT PRNC 99- 8A4054 NYLON TIE .30 X 24” BLK 8D9092 SEAL KIT PRINCE 8D9090/BA-0671 8A4270 440/RADAR INTERFACE DICKEYJOHN 8D9093 HYD CYL 3 X 14” ULTRA PRINCE 8A4272 440/RADAR INTERFACE CASE-IH 8D9094 SEAL KIT PRINCE 8D9093/BE-0454 8A4274 RADAR INTERFACE JD 7-8-9000SER 8D9095 HYD CYL 1.5 X 4”...
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U-BOLT 1/2 X 4 X 5-1/4” SQ 8S4020 CART TRUSS ULTRA 10- 8S0345 U-BOLT 1/2 X 5 X 6-1/4” SQ 8S4021 CART TRUSS NRRW ULTRA 10- 8S0358 U-BOLT 5/8X3.06X 4.5” SQ1.25”T 8S4028A CART HITCH EXT BLTON LONG08- 8S0360 U-BOLT 5/8 X 6-1/16 X 4-1/2”SQ...
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8X0007 BOLT 3/8-16NC X 1-1/2” GR5 YZ 8S4297 CHEMICAL INDUCTOR BRCKT 03- 8X0008 BOLT 3/8-16NC X 2” GR5 YZ 8S4302A SIGHT TUBE BRKT ULTRA 10- 8X0009 BOLT 1/4-20NC X 2” GR5 YZ 8S4305 SIGHT TUBE BRKT 1000 GAL 10- 8X0010 BOLT 1/4-20NC X 1-1/4”...
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Stock # Description Stock # Description 8X0015 BOLT 3/8-16NC X 3-3/4” GR5 YZ 8X0106 BOLT 3/4X2.75”W/1.38THD GR8 YZ 8X0016 BOLT 3/8-16NC X 3” GR5 YZ 8X0107 BOLT 3/4-10NC X 2” GR5 YZ 8X0017 BOLT 3/8-16NC X 5” GR5 YZ 8X0110 BOLT 3/4-10NC X 1-1/4”...
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WASHER 1.257”IDX2.75”OD PLN 8Z0089 DECAL”DANGER” CONFINED SPACE 8X0327 WASHER 1-1/4” SAE FLAT YZ 8Z0101 2” SUMMERS DECAL 8X0328 WASHER 1.312”IDX2.5 OD-1/4” BL 8Z0143 DECAL ID ULTIMATE NT 03- 8X0329 WASHER 5/16”(3/8” ID)FLAT YZ 8Z0144 DECAL ID ULTRA SPRAYER 05- 9.15...
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8Z0450 DECAL MONOGRAM FOR RAVEN CONSL 8Z1000 MANUAL-PAK 3DIA X 11.75” 09- 8Z0500 DECAL GAUGE PANEL 11- 8Z1106S OPERATORS MANUAL ULT/ULTRA 8Z0514 TAG RINSE TANK ID 2X2” 98- 8Z1107 APPLICATION RATE CARD TEEJET 8Z0518 TAG TANK NOZZLE ID 2X2” 98- 8Z1121 SCS450 INSTLLN&SERVICE MANUAL...
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2004 - A 124 ft. x 310 ft. addition is added onto the current Devils Lake plant. 2005 - The Summers Superroller is added to the “Field Tested Tough” product line. Additional sizes of 56’, 58’ and 60’ are added to the Superchisel line.
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Tillage Cultivators/Harrows Rock Picker Mounted Attachments Land Rollers/Packers Sprayers 1-800-732-4347 • www.summersmfg.com...
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