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BOOM WING ASSEMBLY

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Summary of Contents for PRO-MOUNT 360

Page 1: ...March 2015 PRO MOUNT 360 460 BESTWAY INC 2021 Iowa Street Hiawatha Kansas 66434 USA Phone 785 742 2949 FAX 785 742 2190 Call Toll Free 1 877 390 4480 www bestway inc com This manual covers sprayers beginning with serial number 30527 15 Beginning with Serial Number 30527 15 ...

Page 2: ... BESTWAY Pro Mount sprayer has been carefully designed and ruggedly built to provide many years of dependable service in return for your investment This manual has been prepared to assist you in the operation and maintenance of your Pro Mount sprayer and to provide the necessary part numbers to keep it in near original condition Sprayer Serial Number ___________________________ A1 ...

Page 3: ...nction D8 Controlling Drift D9 Types Of Drift D9 Factors Affecting Drift D9 Managing Drift D10 Spray Nozzle Selection D11 Rinsing The Sprayer D12 Maintenance E1 Cleaning E1 Line Strainer Maintenance E2 Sprayer Nozzle Maintenance E2 Spray Tip Care E2 Tip Replacement E3 Boom Breakaway Adjustment E4 Preparation For Storage E5 Troubleshooting F1 Pro Mount Operation F1 Parts Listing G1 Tank Mounting As...

Page 4: ...r plate for the sprayer is located on the right side of the top link mount at the front of the sprayer It is suggested that the serial number also be recorded in the space provided in the front of this manual Always provide the serial number and model numbers when ordering parts from your BESTWAY dealer or anytime correspondence is made with Bestway Inc A3 Serial Number on Frame ...

Page 5: ...AFETY AND THE SAFETY OF OTHERS FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAN RESULT IN INJURY OR DEATH THIS SYMBOL MEANS ATTENTION BECOME ALERT YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED If you have questions not answered in this manual require additional copies or the manual is damaged please contact your dealer or Bestway Inc 2021 Iowa Street Hiawatha KS 66434 TELEPHONE 877 390 4480 FAX 785 742 2190 A4 ...

Page 6: ...uarded Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in death or serious injury and includes hazards that are exposed when guards are removed It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices The IMPORTANT no...

Page 7: ... and components will be warranted for ninety 90 days from date of purchase or the remainder of the original equipment warranty period whichever is longer Under no circumstances will it cover any merchandise or components thereof which in the opinion of Bestway has been subjected to misuse unauthorized modifications alteration an acci dent or if repairs have been made with parts other than those ob...

Page 8: ...itations or exclusions of implied warranties or incidental or conse quential damages so the limitations or exclusion in this warranty may not apply This warranty is subject to any existing conditions of supply which may directly affect our ability to obtain materials or manufacture replacement parts Bestway reserves the right to make improvements in design or changes in specifications at any time ...

Page 9: ...A8 SPECIFICATIONS ...

Page 10: ...on Model 116 in 2947 mm G Boom Stow Clearance 75 in 1905 mm H Boom width folded 154 in 3905 mm Approx Boom working height 20 60 in 508 1524 mm Weights w 60 Boom Empty weight 300 Gallon Model 2340 lbs 1061 kg 400 Gallon Model 2690 lbs 1220 kg Payload w water 300 Gallon Model 2920 lbs 1324 kg max 400 Gallon Model 3755 lbs 1703 kg max Approx Boom weight 1010 lbs 458 kg Capacities Sprayer tank 300 gal...

Page 11: ...A10 A H E F Safety Sign Locations C D G B J SMV Emblem P N 69290 ...

Page 12: ...A11 P N SW001 C P N DEC HAZ02 E P N 67672 C P N 60962 D P N SW900 C P N DEC MT4163 J P N DEC HAZ01 A P N 67673 B P N 64135 F P N 64134 64133 G P N 62070 H ...

Page 13: ...Install Safety Signs Be sure that the installation area is clean and dry Decide on the exact position before you remove the backing paper Remove the smallest portion of the split backing paper Align the decal over the specified area and carefully press the small portion with the exposed sticky backing in place Slowly peel back the remaining paper and carefully smooth the remaining portion of the d...

Page 14: ...icals with care as required by the chemical manufacturer s recommendations This includes but is not limited to the following safety precautions Do not spray chemicals when the wind is in excess of the label recommendations Never allow chemical to contact the skin or eyes Wear approved protective equipment and clothing This equipment includes but is not limited to a protective hat goggles or face s...

Page 15: ...shing between appropriate chemical changes is required WARNING Before leaving the tractor cab wear personal protective equipment as required by the pesticide use instructions When re entering the cab remove protective equipment and store either outside the cab in a closed box or some other type of sealable container or inside the cab in a pesticide resistant container such as a plastic bag Clean y...

Page 16: ...ion Stay clear of overhead power lines when folding or extending the boom wings Serious injury or death from electrocution could occur if the wings come in contact with power lines Check wheels and tires of your tractor regu larly for low pressure cuts bubbles damaged rims loose or missing lug bolts and nuts Always maintain correct tire pressure Do not inflate above the recommended pres sure Do no...

Page 17: ...0 4480 During Operation NO PASSENGERS ALLOWED Do not carry passengers anywhere on or in the tractor or equipment except as required for operation Be especially observant of the operating area and terrain watch for holes rocks or other hidden hazards Always inspect the area prior to operation DO NOT operate near the edge of drop offs or banks DO NOT operate on steep slopes as overturn may result Op...

Page 18: ...fety and movement of farm machinery on public roads Always operate equipment in a position to provide maximum visibility at all times Make allowances for increased length and weight of the equipment when making turns stopping the unit etc Remember Your best assurance against accidents is a careful and responsible operator If there is any portion of this manual or function you do not understand con...

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Page 20: ...nd make sure they are in working order This 3 point mounted sprayer will add a considerable amount of weight behind the rear axle of your tractor Calculate the weight of your sprayer including all accessories and payload Refer to your tractor operator s manual and determine the 3 point hitch lift capacity and the ballast required for the front of your tractor Add the necessary front ballast and ch...

Page 21: ...raulic pump is recommended 4 If equipped with a Raven spray controller unit shown on next page install it in the tractor cab following the instructions provided with the controller unit If an alternative brand of con troller is being used install according to the manufacturer s instructions 5 Extend the controller power cable from the tractor cab to the battery and connect the battery terminal rin...

Page 22: ...clean power supply Ensure this by connecting the power cables directly to the battery and not to another power source Batteries can hurt you They can be dangerous They contain acid that can burn you gas that can explode or ignite and enough electricity to burn you NOTE CAUTION Make certain the red wire is connected to the positive side and the black white wire to the negative side while attaching ...

Page 23: ...operator position using an optional flexible rod 69978 The flexible rod mounts to a threaded connector in the bottom of the pendant grip and can be fastened to a con venient location in the tractor cab For further information on the function of this pendant refer to the Boom Operation in Section D 8 Connect the wiring harnesses leading into the tractor to the appropriate con trols including the bo...

Page 24: ...re Compensating Closed Center PC and Open Center OPEN The flow of hydraulic oil is regulated in a different manner for each type of system If you are in doubt about the type of system used on the tractor that will be used to operate the this sprayer consult the tractor s operator s manual or your tractor dealer 4 If the tractor used to operate this sprayer is equipped with an open center hydraulic...

Page 25: ...the tractor rpm to the speed that will be used when spraying Do not continue to operate the pump if pressure is not indicated immediately on the pressure gauge in the front of the sprayer Slowly increase the hydraulic flow of the tractor remote until the gauge shows 110 120 of pressure DO NOT EXCEED 120 After the pressure is set adjust the agita tion valve to 1 2 open 8 Unfold boom slowly and care...

Page 26: ...brate each spray nozzle prior to initial operation 11 Check the operation of the agitation system and the tank rinse system to make sure they are operating properly Controller Installation In many cases a Bestway sprayer will come from the factory with a Raven sprayer control pre installed However this sprayer can also be ordered with just the base plumbing with 3 or 5 valve sections which permits...

Page 27: ...unting the Raven flow meter butterfly valve into the existing plumbing on a Bestway mounted sprayer 1 Disassemble the fittings between the pressure gauge and throttling valve on the control plumbing in the front of the sprayer 2 Replace two of the flanged couplings with the Raven flow meter and the Raven butterfly valve as illustrated in Figure 1 3 Refer to the sprayer control owner s manual for i...

Page 28: ...C9 Raven 440 Spray Wiring Diagram ...

Page 29: ...C10 Raven 450 Spray Wiring Diagram ...

Page 30: ...nut on the set screw and back the set screw out approximately 1 4 Once this is done retighten the jam nut With the set screw backed out the dump valve can open allowing oil to flow directly back to the tractor reservoir When any boom function switch on the boom cab control box is activated this valve will close and the oil flow will be sup plied to the activated boom function To switch the sprayer...

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Page 32: ... Quick Fill valve 1 Shut off engine on tractor and engage parking brake 2 Make sure Quick Fill valve is closed 3 Remove cap on Quick Fill valve and connect hose from nurse tank 4 Start pump on auxiliary equipment to pressurize fill hose 5 If applicable open valve on fill hose or nurse tank 6 Open Quick Fill valve to begin filling 7 When tank is full close Quick Fill valve and reverse the previous ...

Page 33: ...ply valve is set to spray There is also an emergency shut off valve at the tank sump that must be fully open 3 Activate tractor remote valve to engage the pump Make certain that gauge on the front of the sprayer indicates that the plumbing has been pressurized Do not continue to operate the pump is pressure is not indicated immediately 4 Remove inductor lid Measure out and add appropriate amount o...

Page 34: ...inductor valve 7 Allow pump to operate for a sufficient amount of time to mix all chemicals Refer to chemi cal label for suggested mixing duration Boom Operation All hydraulic boom functions are controlled with the boom control switch box or a pendant grip in combination with a constant hydraulic flow from the tractor Place the hydraulic remote valve control in detent and then operate the switches...

Page 35: ...em up to fold the wings To raise and lower individual wing tips use the two switches to the right end of the control box Push a switch up to raise a wing tip or push a switch down to lower a wing tip Pendant Grip Function To operate the boom with the pendant grip boom control reference the diagram on this page The raise lower functions are operated by the push buttons on the pendant grip as shown ...

Page 36: ...actor Refer to the tractor owners manual for further details for adjusting hydraulic flow Unfolding Boom Wings 1 Pull the stow lock pin on each side of the center lift rail on the boom 2 Raise center lift to its maximum height 3 Raise boom wing tilt enough to clear boom stow racks 4 Unfold wing Make sure it is completely unfolded with back pressure on center section NOTE WARNING Make sure when unf...

Page 37: ...surface 6 Repeat steps 3 5 to unfold opposite wing 7 Lower center section to desired spray height During operation each wing can be adjusted to a position rang ing from 5 degrees to 15 degrees from level in order to follow varying ground contours such as terraces and waterways Folding Boom Wings To retract boom wings follow the above steps in reverse Be sure to reinstall both stow lock pins on eac...

Page 38: ...pump 3 Toggle boom switches to their on position for each of the boom sections 4 If controller is equipped with an Auto Manual function make sure it is switched to Auto 5 As you enter the field to the point where you will begin spray ing turn Master boom switch to the on position 6 Maintain your usual tractor speed for spraying Moderate changes in tractor speed will not affect the application rate...

Page 39: ... the desired application However in cases where the pressure within the systems is beyond the bounds of the controller you may wish to manually reduce the pressure to the regulating valve and boom valves by partially closing the throttling valve Pump Supply Valve While operating the sprayer the pump valve must be Spray position to draw from the main sprayer tank While rinsing described on page D12...

Page 40: ...order to make informed decisions about nozzle selection and operation an applicator must first be knowledgeable about droplet size and the causes of drift Types Of Drift Particle drift Particle drift is due to off target movement of spray particles during application This can happen with any chemical Volatilization drift Volatilization drift is due to a chemical s ability to volatilize after an ap...

Page 41: ...at is set too high obviously favors drift since droplets have farther to fall thus having more time and opportunity to drift off course Doubling the boom height in effect doubles the length of time required for droplets to reach the target canopy That in turn doubles the horizontal distance droplets can travel during their fall Managing Drift To manage drift while spraying chemicals with the Pro M...

Page 42: ...ssified as producing either fine medium coarse or very coarse droplets Nozzles which produce fine droplets are usually recommended for post emergence applications which require excellent coverage on leaf surfaces The most common nozzles used in agriculture are those which produce medium sized droplets These can be used for contact and systemic herbicides preemergence surface applied herbicides ins...

Page 43: ...lon rinse tank has been filled with clean water 2 With the pump off turn pump supply valve to the rinse position page D8 3 Open tank rinse valve This is the smaller valve in the front of the sprayer 4 With agitation valve small valve in left side of main tank under steps closed turn on pump and operate long enough to pull about half the water out of rinse tank through the system 5 Switch pump supp...

Page 44: ...chemical change using the built in Rinse System If a film is detected on the interior of the tank add 2 to 3 pounds of detergent to 50 gallons of water Refer to the Rinse System section of this manual for more information on this step 3 If possible apply all rinse water from the tank on a field that has been previously sprayed Most pesticides are very safe unless they are used in a highly concentr...

Page 45: ...en comes standard in the strain er Liquid Fertilizer application may require a larger mesh size In the event a replacement screen is required or you have a need for a screen with larger or smaller mesh openings contact your Bestway dealer or Bestway Inc Sprayer Nozzle Maintenance Spray Tip Care Careful cleaning of clogged spray tips can mean the difference between a clean field and one with weed s...

Page 46: ...er Unfortunately tip wear may not be detected by visually inspecting a nozzle The best way to determine if a spray tip is excessively worn is to compare the flow rate of the old tip to that of a new one using an accurate graduated collection container and a timing device Spray tips are considered excessively worn and should be replaced when their flow exceeds the flow of a new tip by 10 percent Wh...

Page 47: ...ecially with fertilizers Boom Breakaway Adjustment Spring Tension Adjustment The wings of the spray boom have been designed to mechani cally breakaway in the event the boom contacts an im movable object The breakaway tension on both booms has been preset at the factory for average conditions You may wish to increase or decrease the required breakaway force to match your spraying conditions To incr...

Page 48: ... Install new diaphragms in the check caps and reinstall on the nozzle bodies 7 Pour 10 to 15 gallons of non toxic recreational vehicle RV antifreeze into the main tank and rinse tank Operate the sprayer until all hoses have been filled and RV antifreeze has begun to spray out each of the spray nozzles before shutting off Then make sure no RV antifreeze is leaking from any fittings hoses or nozzles...

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Page 50: ...pressure too low Pump running too slowly Check oil flow setting on tractor while spraying and needle valve seating on pump motor Tank agitation on 100 Partially close tank agitation valve Strainer plugged Remove strainer bowl and clean Pressure regulating valve closed too far Open throttling valve Tank spin rinse left on Shut off spin rinse System pressure too high Throttling valve opened too far ...

Page 51: ...il is by passing the gears and failing to turn the shaft Refer to the instructions in the pump manual to adjust the needle valve Pump is not primed Refer to the pump manual for instructions on checking and priming the pump Pump will not develop pressure Restrictions in the plumbing Check for clogged strainers collapsed hoses standard port valves or undersized plumbing Insufficient shaft speed Have...

Page 52: ...8 1 BOLT 3 8NC X 1 00 GR5 8 7 B56 12 BOLT 7 16 UNC X 50 GR5 ZP 4 8 B56 34 BOLT 5 16NC X 3 4 GR5 4 9 EDUCT TANK4 TANK EDUCT 3 GAL 1 TLA 8SL TANK LID 8 THREADED 10 EL 34PP Elbow 3 4MPT x 3 4HB P P 1 11 EL 114112PP ELBOW 1 1 4 X 1 1 2 HB POLY 1 12 FW38 WASHER FLAT 3 8 ZP 8 13 FW56 WASHER FLAT 5 16 ZP 8 14 HC 112HT HOSE CLAMP STAINLESS A4 32 50 1 15 LW38 WASHER LOCK 38 ZP 16 16 LW56 WASHER LOCK 31 ZP ...

Page 53: ...G2 TANK MOUNTING ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G1 ...

Page 54: ... 2 4 75604 STEP WELDMENT 1 5 75678 FRAME 1 6 75863 TANK SUPPORT 2 7 75868 BRKT TANK SUPPORT LH 1 8 75869 BRKT TANK SUPPORT RH 1 9 75874 STEP WELDMENT 400 GAL 1 10 75883 CROSSMEMBER 400 GAL 1 11 B38 1 BOLT 3 8NC X 1 00 GR5 22 12 B38 112 BOLT 3 8NC X 1 50 GR5 4 13 FW38 WASHER FLAT 3 8 ZP 16 14 LW38 WASHER LOCK 38 ZP 38 15 N38 NUT 38NC GR5 ZP 38 16 SU38 2 458 U BOLT SQ 3 8 NC X 4 5 8 X 2 6 ...

Page 55: ...G4 400 GALLON TANK MOUNTING ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G3 ...

Page 56: ...STOW ASSEMBLY ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 75715 BOOM STOW LH 1 2 75716 BOOM STOW RH 1 3 B38 114 BOLT 3 8NC X 1 25 GR5 16 4 FW38 WASHER FLAT 3 8 ZP 16 5 LW38 WASHER LOCK 38 ZP 16 6 N38 NUT 38NC GR5 ZP 16 ...

Page 57: ...G6 BOOM STOW ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G5 ...

Page 58: ...e page G11 CLAMP ASSEMBLY CENTER SECTION 2 17 75859 PLATE PLUMBING MOUNT see page G31 for further details 1 18 75884 LIFT RAIL TIEROD 2 19 76058 PIN LOWER LIFT ARM CAT 3 2 20 B12 212 BOLT 1 2 NC X 2 50 GR5 4 21 B14 1 BOLT 1 4NC X 1 00 GR5 10 22 B14 34 BOLT 1 4NC X 3 4 GR5 12 23 B38 114 BOLT 3 8NC X 1 25 GR5 8 24 B56 1 BOLT 5 16NC X 1 00 GR5 6 25 B58 5 BOLT 5 8NC X 5 GR5 4 26 B76 114NF BOLT 7 16 UN...

Page 59: ...G8 FRAME ASSEMBLY LIFT PINS ref parts list on page G7 ...

Page 60: ...G9 FRAME ASSEMBLY PARKING STANDS LIFT TOWER ref parts list on page G7 ...

Page 61: ...G10 FRAME ASSEMBLY CENTER SECTION ref parts list on page G7 ...

Page 62: ...FT CLAMP 8 4 75796 WELDMENT LIFT CLAMP REAR 1 5 75797 WELDMENT LIFT CLAMP FRONT 1 6 B12 2 BOLT 1 2NC X 2 00 GR5 1 7 B14 1FSC BOLT 1 4 UNC X 1 00 FLAT CS 16 8 B38 112 BOLT 3 8NC X 1 50 GR5 8 9 FW12 FLAT WASHER 1 2 4 10 LN12NY NUT LOCK 1 2NC GR5 ZP 1 11 LN14NYL NUT LOCK 1 4NC GR 5 ZP 16 12 LN38 NUT 38NC GR5 ZP 8 ...

Page 63: ...R 2 X 12 CLEVIS END 2 14 74986 ACCUMULATOR HYD 32 LITER 400 PSI 2 15 69917 PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE 2 16 74984 VALVE HYDRAULIC 5 FUNCTION 1 17 70472 LIGHT KIT UNIVERSAL 7 PIN 2 18 75626 WELDMENT FOLD ARM RH 1 19 75627 WELDMENT FOLD ARM LH 1 20 75643 WELDMENT BREAKAWAY HINGE 2 21 75646 FIBERWORKS WING ASSEMBLY 60 2 22 75674L LEFT BREAKAWAY CHANNEL 1 23 75674R RIGHT BREAKAWAY CHANNEL 1 24 75704 WELDMEN...

Page 64: ...OLT 3 4 NC X 7 00 GR5 2 46 B56 212SS BOLT 5 16 NC X 2 50 S S 2 47 B56 312 BOLT 5 16 NC X 3 50 GR5 ZP 4 48 B58 4 BOLT 5 8 NC X 4 0 GR 5 4 49 DEC BW009 NAME PLATE BESTWAY EMBOSSED ALUM 1 50 FW34 WASHER FLAT 3 4 ZP 4 51 FW34NYL WASHER NYL FLAT 3 4 X 1 1 2 OD 10 52 IB12 6 BOLT EYE 1 2NC x 6 2 53 LN10 NUT LOCK 1 NC GR5 ZP 2 54 LN12 NUT LOCK 1 2 NC GR5 ZP 8 55 LN14 NUT LOCK 1 4 NC GR5 ZP 3 56 LN34 NUT L...

Page 65: ...G14 BOOM ASSEMBLY CENTER SECTION ref parts list on page G12 ...

Page 66: ...G15 BOOM ASSEMBLY LEFT HINGE ref parts list on page G12 ...

Page 67: ...G16 BOOM ASSEMBLY RIGHT HINGE ref parts list on page G12 ...

Page 68: ...FIBERWORKS TOP TRUSS MEMBER 1 12 75660 TRUSS MOUNT OUTER 1 13 75647 SHOULDER CYL MNT BRACKET 1 14 75656 TRUSS MOUNT BRKT INNER 1 15 75659 TRUSS PLATE 2 16 75667 FIBERWORKS BOTTOM MEMBER 2 17 75670 FIBERWORKS 1ST TRUSS MEMBER 1 18 75671 FIBERWORKS 2ND TRUSS MEMBER 1 19 75672 FIBERWORKS 3RD TRUSS MEMBER 1 20 75673 FIBERWORKS 4TH TRUSS MEMBER 1 21 75663 OUTER TRUSS PLATE 2 22 75666 WING TIP PLATE 2 2...

Page 69: ...G18 BOOM WING ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G17 ...

Page 70: ...G19 BOOM WING ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G17 ...

Page 71: ...G20 BOOM WING HINGE END DETAILS ref parts list on page G17 ...

Page 72: ...G21 BOOM WING MID SECTION DETAILS ref parts list on page G17 ...

Page 73: ...G22 BOOM WING TIP DETAILS ref parts list on page G17 ...

Page 74: ...YD 1 4 x 102 25 6FJIC BOTH ENDS 1 12 75750 HOSE HYD 1 4 x 97 6FJIC BOTH ENDS 1 13 75753 HOSE HYD 1 4 x 37 6FJIC 6FJIC90 1 14 75757 HOSE HYD 1 4 x 46 6FJIC BOTH ENDS 1 15 75752 HOSE HYD 1 4 x 43 6FJIC BOTH ENDS 1 16 75751 HOSE HYD 1 4 x 64 6FJIC BOTH ENDS 2 17 87127 HOSE HYD 1 4 6FJIC 6FJICS90 2 18 69917 PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE 2 19 6MJ 6MB 8MB HYD ADAPTER BRANCH TEE 6MJICx 6MJICx 8MORB 4 20 6MJ 6MB ...

Page 75: ...G24 BOOM HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC ...

Page 76: ...APTER HYD ELBOW 6MJIC x 6MB 2 3 64117 CYLINDER 1 5 x 21 BASE PORTING 1 4 64118 CYLINDER 1 5 x 21 ROD PORTING 1 5 75710 CLAMP PIGGYBACK CYLINDER 2 6 75754 HOSE LIFT CYL BASE TO BASE 1 7 B1 612 BOLT 1 UNC X 6 50 GR5 ZP 2 8 B38 5 BOLT 3 8 NC X 5 00 GR5 4 9 LN10NYL LOCK NUT 1 NC NYLOCK 2 10 LN38NYL NUT 38NC GR5 ZP 5 ...

Page 77: ...R FLAT 3 8 ZP 2 7 LW38 WASHER LOCK 38 ZP 2 8 M220BRB90 ELBOW 2 FULL PORT MANIFOLD X 2 HB 1 9 M200150BRB45 ELBOW 2 FLANGE X 1 50 HB 45 DEG 1 10 N38 NUT 3 8NC GR5 ZP 2 11 FC220 CLAMP 2 FULL PORT MANIFOLD 1 12 64127 HOSE HYD 3 8 x90 8MPT x 8MPT90 not shown 2 13 64128 Dust Cover Black not shown 1 14 64129 Dust Cover Red not shown 1 15 8FP QM QUICK DISCONNECT not shown 2 16 12MP 8FP HYD ADAPTER 12MPT x...

Page 78: ...LIX X 18 5 1 11 B14 34 BOLT 1 4NC X 3 4 GR5 8 12 EL 34PP Elbow 3 4MPT x 3 4HB P P 1 13 FC200 CLAMP 2 MANIFOLD 5 14 FW14 WASHER FLAT 1 4 ZP 8 15 HC 112HT HOSE CLAMP STAINLESS A4 32 50 2 16 HC 200HT HOSE CLAMP STAINLESS A4 32 50 6 17 LW14 WASHER LOCK 25 ZP 8 18 M200BRB BARB 2 MANIFOLD x 2 HB PP 1 19 M200BRB90 ELBOW 2 MANIFOLD X 2 HB 2 20 M200150BRB90 ELBOW 2 MANI x 1 1 2 HB P P 2 21 MV200BLEH BALL V...

Page 79: ...G28 STEP PLUMBING DETAILS ref parts list on page G27 ...

Page 80: ...04 STEP WELDMENT 1 6 75624 PANEL RINSE VALVE MOUNT 1 7 B14 1 BOLT 1 4NC X 1 00 GR5 4 8 B38 112 BOLT 3 8NC X 1 50 GR5 6 9 CP18 1 COTTER PIN 1 8 X 1 4 10 FW38 WASHER FLAT 3 8 ZP 8 11 FW76 WASHER FLAT 7 16 ZP 4 12 LW14 WASHER LOCK 25 ZP 4 13 LW38 WASHER LOCK 38 ZP 4 14 N14 NUT 25NC GR5 ZP 4 15 N38 NUT 38NC GR5 ZP 4 16 LN38NYL LOCK NUT 38NC GR5 ZP 2 ...

Page 81: ...G30 STEP ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G29 ...

Page 82: ...LVE 2 MANIFOLD P P 1 10 451BEC 2NF COC BALL VALVE with 3 section plumbing 3 451BEC 2NF COC BALL VALVE with 5 section plumbing 5 11 M200PLG BANJO 200 FLANGE PLUG 1 12 MLST150 50 STRAINER T 2 MANIFOLD 50 MESH 1 13 M200TEE BANJO 2 FLANGE TEE 2 14 MV100CF BALL VALVE 1 MANI P P 1 15 M200150BRB90 ELBOW 2 MANI x 1 1 2 HB P P 1 16 M200100CPG REDUCER COUPLING 2 FLANGE X 1 FLANGE 1 17 M200100BRB 2 MANIFOLD ...

Page 83: ...G32 Boom Valve Plumbing ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G31 ...

Page 84: ...SS NOZZLE BODY CLAMP 10 4 22252 312 750 NOZZLE BODY T 27 QJ111SQ112303SS NOZZLE BODY CLAMP 27 5 HC 34 HOSE CLAMP 3 4 89 6 69841 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 48 4 7 75857 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 181 1 8 75819 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 409 1 9 75820 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 433 1 10 75767 WELDMENT NOZZLE BRACKET 2 SU56 112 218 SQUARE UBOLT 5 16NC x 1 1 2 x 2 1 8 4 LN56NYLSS LOCK NUT 5 16 S S 8 ...

Page 85: ...G34 3 SECTION BOOM PLUMBING DIAGRAM ref parts list on page G33 ...

Page 86: ...MP 10 4 22252 312 750 NOZZLE BODY T 27 QJ111SQ112303SS NOZZLE BODY CLAMP 27 5 69844 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 60 2 6 75857 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 181 1 7 75829 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 331 1 8 75830 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 361 1 9 75827 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 457 1 10 75831 HOSE 3 4 EPDM x 475 1 11 75767 WELDMENT NOZZLE BRACKET 2 SU56 112 218 SQUARE UBOLT 5 16NC x 1 1 2 x 2 1 8 4 LN56NYLSS LOCK NUT 5 16 S S 8 ...

Page 87: ...G36 5 SECTION BOOM PLUMBING DIAGRAM ref parts list on page G35 ...

Page 88: ...EEP ELBOW 2 FLANGES 2 6 RP 5032PE FITTING 3 4 DOUBLE THREADED 2 7 FCP 34 BALL VALVE 3 4 FPT 1 8 M200BRB90 ELBOW 2 MANIFOLD X 2 BARB 1 9 3371 0019 AGITATOR 1 10 M200BRB BARB 2 MANIFOLD x 2 HB PP 1 11 150 G GASKET 1 1 2 COUPLER EPDM 6 12 EL 34PP Elbow 3 4MPT x 3 4HB P P 1 13 M 34 6PP NIPPLE 3 4 x 6 POLYPRO 1 14 55270 34 18 POM SPIN RINSE BALL 1 15 M 2000PP NIPPLE 2 NPT POLYPRO 1 16 TT 200PP TEE 2 FP...

Page 89: ...G38 2 12 6 13 14 15 4 16 4 5 2 11 3 2 11 8 11 2 3 11 9 2 10 7 6 11 1 18 TANK PLUMBING with optional tank rinse ...

Page 90: ... HOLD DOWN 66 NYLON 2 4 75706 RINSE TANK BRACKET 2 5 75733 HOSE 1 50 PLASTIC HELIX X 75 1 6 B38 5FT BOLT 3 8 NC X 5 00 GR5 FULL THREAD 4 7 B76 2 BOLT 7 16 UNC X 2 00 GR5 ZP 8 8 EL 114112PP ELBOW 1 1 4 X 1 1 2 HB POLY 1 9 HC 112HT HOSE CLAMP STAINLESS A4 32 50 1 10 LN38NYL LOCK NUT 38NC GR5 ZP 4 11 LW76 WASHER LOCK 7 16 ZP 4 12 N76 NUT 7 16 NC ZP 4 13 TF125 BULKHEAD FITING 1 1 4 BANJO 1 ...

Page 91: ...G40 RINSE TANK ASSEMBLY ref parts list on page G39 ...

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