Vehicle Mounting; First Time Start Up - Goldacres Batchmate Operator's & Parts Manual

Unit Transport
Make sure the vehicle has sufficient lifting and
braking capacity to carry the unit.
All relevant transport regulations must be
adhered to when transporting the unit i.e.
speed regulations, oversize signs, flashing
light, etc. It is the operator's responsibility
to know the relevant regulations. Make sure
the unit is securely attached to the vehicle as
shown below.
CAUTION: Take care when reversing the
vehicle with the Batchmate attached. If driver
visibility is restricted use another adult with
a clear view to the rear of the vehicle to give
reversing directions.
CAUTION: It is the operator's responsibility to
know the tare weight and gross weight of the
unit.
Contact Goldacres dealer to ascertain a more
precise tare weight for your unit if unsure. If
any alterations are made to the unit, it is the
operator's responsibility to know the tare
weight and the gross weight of the modified
unit at all times.

Vehicle Mounting

The Batchmate has been designed for carrying
by a suitably rated vehicle.
WARNING: Read and understand the vehicle
mounting safety section at the beginning of
this manual.
1. Remove from pallet (if attached) and
position on a solid, flat surface.
2. Use a forklift, or other suitably rated lifting
device, to lift the Batchmate to a height
suitable for the vehicle. Use support legs
to fix the unit at this height.
3. Mount the Batchmate to your vehicle.
Use the reverse of the procedure above to
remove the Batchmate from the vehicle.

First Time Start Up

CAUTION: Before using this equipment with
a chemical mix, read and understand, the
instructions on the chemical label. A first time
start up procedure should be carried out as a
water test only without any chemical present
in the tank.
1. Inspect the unit to ensure there is no
damage or wear which could lead to injury,
further damage or reduce its performance.
2. Check all bolts and nuts to make sure they
are tight and secure.
3. Carry out scheduled lubrication.
4. Make sure the unit is securely attached to
the vehicle
6. Ensure all filters and nozzles are clean.
7. Fill main tank with approximately 10% of
total tank volume of fresh water.
8. Move the bypass unloader lever on the
pressure control unit outwards to allow the
engine to start with no load.
9. Start the engine at the lowest revs
possible and then gradually increase
revs until the pump reaches your desired
operating speed.
IMPORTANT: Engine speed should not exceed
3250 RPM.
10. Check all other components are operating
correctly and make any adjustments as
necessary.
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