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13.
Clean the strainer located below the knee pad.
Close both tank supply valves. When removing
the canister, drain any unused chemical from the
line and dispose of it according to local codes
and the chemical manufacturer's instructions.
Important:
If you used wetable powder
chemicals, clean the strainer after each tank
rinse.
1. Strainer
Note:
Make sure the gasket is between the cap
and in-line filter housing.
1. Cap
2. Filter
14.
Repeat steps
3
through 13.
15.
Using a garden hose, spray off the outside of the
sprayer tank with clean water.
Note:
Do Not use a power washer to clean
the machine. The high pressure water
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3. Gasket
4. In-line filter housing
may force residual corrosive materials into
spreader-sprayer components.
16.
Remove the nozzles and nozzle screen and
clean them by hand. Replace damaged or worn
nozzles.
17.
Allow the spreader-sprayer to completely dry
before the next use.
Spray Tank Drain Valves
The drain valves are located on the front inside of
the tank.
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1. Right spray tank drain
valve
To open the tank drain valve, pull the handle outward
and rotate clockwise.
To close the valve, pull the handle outward and rotate
the handle counterclockwise until handle locks.
Spray Calibration/Tip Chart/Liquid Quantities
Note:
Before using the sprayer for the first time,
change nozzles, or as needed–calibrate the sprayer
flow and speed.
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Note:
Refer to the chemical product label for
application rate recommendations.
The lavender colored air injected tips come standard
on the machine. These tips will apply liquid material at
.34 (1/3) gallons per 1,000 sq. ft. at 5 mph and 40 psi.
Each tip has a 5-psi shut-off screen to prevent drip.
The machine is capable of using tips from 1/4 to 1
gallon in size. See the chart below for the desired
drop rate.
Note:
This chart only applies if using air injected tips.
Using other tips will require different calculations.
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2. Left spray tank drain valve
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