
6
A
SSEMBLY
1.
Attach spray wand connector (A) to spray gun. Position nozzle
angle as desired, and tighten securely.
2.
Hook the plastic clip attached to the shoulder strap into the
square opening in the base of the unit.
3.
Tighten all hose and spray gun connections before using the
sprayer. Connections may have loosened during shipping and
handling.
A
O
PERATION
1.
Unscrew pump handle and remove pump from tank.
2.
Mix spray solution in a separate container, following the chemical manufacturer's directions.
3.
Pour pre-mixed solution through strainer into tank. Reinstall pump and tighten securely.
4.
Turn pump handle counterclockwise to release handle from locked position.
5.
Pressurize tank to desired pressure by pumping handle up and down. (Max. 35 to 40 times.)
6.
Secure handle in down position by turning clockwise to locked position.
7.
Adjust nozzle for desired spray pattern: Fine Spray - screw nozzle in clockwise. Stream - screw nozzle out counter-
clockwise.
8.
Aim spray nozzle at desired area, and squeeze control lever to spray. For continuous spraying over large areas,
control lever may be locked in spray position.
9.
Maintain desired pressure while spraying by pumping handle.
10.
Release tank pressure before removing pump to refill or clean tank, or to perform any maintenance.
11.
To release tank pressure, turn unit upside down. Aim spray nozzle in a safe direction, and squeeze control lever
until all air is released. Turn unit right side up, and unscrew pump.
12.
Refill tank only with pre-mixed solution, and continue operation until spraying is completed.
13.
When spraying is completed, release tank pressure as instructed above, and pour any remaining solution into a
properly marked container. Seal container securely, and store out of the reach of children. Dispose of any excess
solution according to chemical manufacturer's instructions. Clean unit immediately to prevent chemical deposits
from forming.
NOTE
A unit that has been used with herbicides should never be used to spray insecticides, unless the sprayer has been
properly cleaned and all other chemicals neutralized. Failure to do this could cause you to kill plants that have been
sprayed. Consult with the manufacturer of the chemicals in use to obtain proper instructions.