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SAFE OPERATING PROCEDURES

TSX400

AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR OWNERS & OPERATORS OF TSX SPRAYERS

Safety is our primary concern in the design, manufacture, sale and use of BA Sprayers. BA 
Pumps & Sprayers would like to remind you of the safety rules when operating one of our 
sprayers or it’s accessories.

Failure to follow these rules can result in severe injury or death. It is essential that everyone 
involved in the assembly, operation, transport, maintenance and storage of this equipment 
be properly trained in safety. 

Read this entire instruction manual together with the installation procedures before  
attempting to install or operate the sprayer.
Prior to sprayer usage, all users and operators must have read and fully understood the 
contents of this operator’s manual.
Never allow inadequately trained personnel to attach or operate the sprayer.
Be warned of the dangers of loading your UTV or another vehicle in excess of its carrying 
capacity. 
It is important to understand that any loads or attachments whether fastened to or 
placed on a vehicle or UTV will alter the stability or handling characteristics of that vehicle 
or UTV. 

Spray tanks or other equipment must be filled only to a level where the gross weight is 

within the load limit of the UTV or another vehicle. 
Never exceed the load limit capacity of the UTV or another vehicle. 

All UTV and trailed equipment tyres should be inflated to manufacturers recommended 

operating pressures. 

Please note that filling the spray tank and fitting sprayer accessories (eg: Spray booms) to 

the UTV may exceed the UTV’s maximum load capacity. Do not exceed the manufactur-
er’s guidelines.

Please note that 1 litre of water is 1 kilogram 

The TSX400 sprayer should be securely attached to the tow ball. 
Reduce speed when pulling a trailer or trailed application equipment and allow greater 
distance for braking. 
Never allow anyone to ride on your sprayer or other equipment. 
Always follow the instructions in the owner’s vehicle manual for carrying cargo or pulling 
a trailer. 
Proper maintenance of your UTV or another vehicle in line with manufacturer’s  

recommended maintenance procedures is essential. (eg: Brakes and Suspension)

All users of the UTV or other vehicle must be trained and competent in not only operating 
the vehicle, but also operating the vehicle when the attachment is being used. 

Before applying chemicals, read the SDS (safety data sheet) and label of the chemical 

manufacturer or supplier for personal protective equipment and operate as  
recommended. 

Summary of Contents for TSX400 12 Volt

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Page 2: ...ay tanks or other equipment must be filled only to a level where the gross weight is within the load limit of the UTV or another vehicle Never exceed the load limit capacity of the UTV or another vehi...

Page 3: ...oint the spray gun at a human s body as high pressure spray may cause serious bodily harm After completing spraying task in the field turn the pump off at the switch and discharge the residual pressur...

Page 4: ...t not attempt to correct or remedy such defect either by modification of adjustment or alteration to any part or parts of the machine This Warranty will stop by right if the product is used in a manne...

Page 5: ...Pumps Sprayers does not pay for cleaning the sprayer parts accessories or work area before or after the warranty repair Clean up time is affected primarily by the application or conditions in which th...

Page 6: ...ing but may be used in conjunctions with a boom for boom spraying Please read the safety instructions before installing or operating your sprayer Specifications Model Tank Length Width Height Dry Weig...

Page 7: ...ction to 12 volt DC supply 12 Volt Model Only The sprayer requires a 12 volt DC power source A 2 metre loom is provided to allow the sprayer to be connected to the 12 volt DC battery The red wire is p...

Page 8: ...onda Engine Pressure Adjustment Gauge MAX 215 PSI Spare tap for Boom or XP Kit Engine Oil Dip Stick Hose Reel Lock Pump Oil Level Oil shouldnot exceed max line PumpSightGlass Oilshouldnot beseeninsigh...

Page 9: ...Adjustment Gauge MAX 580 PSI Engine Oil Dip Stick Hose Reel Lock PumpSightGlass Check oil level on pumpwhen running Oil shouldnot exceed max line Drain Tap Pump Suction Spare tap for Boom or XP Kit Ho...

Page 10: ...around and underneath the engine for signs of oil or gasoline leaks 2 Remove any excessive dirt or debris especially around the muffler and recoil starter 3 Look for signs of damage 4 Check that all s...

Page 11: ...gine switch to the ON position 5 Operate the starter Recoil starter by pulling the starter grip lightly until you feel resistance then pull briskly Return the starter grip gently DO NOT allow the star...

Page 12: ...this can result in some leakages or diaphragm failures 2 Be sure that the inlet and discharge hoses are not crimped and the strainer is clean In any case be sure connections are tight to prevent any...

Page 13: ...y are changed Always perform this routine maintenance on the pump at the end of the season Drain the oil from the pump by removing the pump heads one by one and the relevant piston sleeves Instruction...

Page 14: ...cking air or air hasn t been evacuated completely Valves blocked Check pressure in pulsatio damper The liquid flow is irregular The air in the pulsation damper is incorrectly set Top up with oil to co...

Page 15: ...Pumps Sprayers will not accept any liability for loss or damage consequential or otherwise arising directly or indirectly from the use of this equipment Chemical Advice BA Pumps Sprayers or their agen...

Page 16: ...h chemical container label conditions and nozzle type With nozzles that reduce spray drift to a minimum With booms as close to the ground as practicable With less than a 5km wind Using the correct per...

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