Bearcat BC-502/CRC, Instruction Manual

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SPRAYING COMPLEX PATTERNS
Any number of patterns or shapes can be sprayed quickly and accurately,
using a minimum of handwork, when the Model BC502/CRC distributor is
employed properly. Two ingredients are essential for the successful
completion of a complex spray operation:
The operator must be thoroughly familiar with the Model BC502/CRC
operating controls.
The moves required to complete a spraying operation must be planned in
advance. No move should be undertaken until the next one is known.
The following examples of pattern spray operations show typical ways in
which the equipment can be employed. Many other approaches are
possible. However, no operation should be commenced until both of the
conditions listed above have
been satisfied.
Parking Lot
Plan of a parking area with
restricted entrance and exit
routes. Concrete curbing
bound perimeter. The entire
surface within curbed area is
to be sprayed. (Entrance and
exit routes were previously
completed to the dashed lines
shown in the drawing.) It is
important to plan the
operation so there will be no
need to drive the distributor
truck across a sprayed area.