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Chapter 3
AccuFlow Cooler Vapor Tube Hose Barbs
FIGURE 6.
Weld vapor tubes provided with the kit to the back of liquid tubes as shown in Figure 1 on page 12. Vapor
5.
tubes should be spaced out evenly across the tool bar. Avoid connecting vapor tubes on adjacent rows.
For 3/4" Vapor Tube Kits - Route 3/4" tubing from the cooler to the vapor tubes. Cut tube lengths in
a.
equal lengths and allow enough hose to avoid kinking at any folding points. Connect one end of the
vapor line to the hose barb on the cooler and secure using a supplied hose clamp. Connect the other
end to the vapor tubes installed on the implement and secure using the supplied hose clamps.
For 1/2" Vapor Tube Kits - Route the 1/2" tubing from the vapor tubes to 1/2" x 3/4" x 1/2" tees as
b.
shown in Figure 8 on page 19. Cut tube in equal lengths and allow enough hose to avoid kinking at any
folding points. Route 3/4" tubing from the tees to the hose barbs on the cooler. Again, cut tube in equal
lengths and allow enough hose to avoid kinking at any folding points. Secure all hose connections on
vapor tubes, tee fittings and cooler hose barbs with hose clamps.
Note:
Consult a local NH
use with the AccuFlow system. Always install breakaway fittings in the nurse tank supply lines to
reduce NH
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installation by referring to Figure 1 on page 12.
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Anhydrous ammonia in vapor form can cause
serious injury or death. Pipe joints must be
properly sealed with RectorSeal™, or an
equivalent thread sealant, to prevent leaks.
supplier for appropriate hoses, break-away fittings, manifolds, and orifices for
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discharge if the nurse tank accidentally disconnects from the implement. Verify
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