Farm King 1460, Operator And Parts Manual

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Safety - Fertilizer Applicator 1460
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Rules For Safe Use Of Chemicals
• Always read the label before using chemicals. Follow
instructions from chemical manufacturer on how to
select, use and handle each chemical. Note
protection information each time before opening the
container.
• Verbal warnings must be given if written warnings
cannot be understood by workers.
• Do not spill chemicals on skin or clothing. If chemicals
are spilled, remove contaminated clothing
immediately and wash skin (and clothing) thoroughly
with soap and water. Wash hands and face with soap
and water and change clothing after spraying. Wash
clothing each day before reuse.
• The product tank and system should be emptied of
chemical mixture and flushed with clean water before
servicing the spray system or spray components.
Clean machine of all chemical residue before
servicing.
• Keep all chemical lines, fittings and couplers tight and
free of leaks before starting and operating.
• Rinse the applicator off before leaving the fertilized
field. Never contaminate the farmyard or drainage
system with applicator rinse.
• Avoid inhaling chemicals. When directed on the label,
wear protective clothing, face shield or goggles.
• Never smoke while applying or handling chemicals.
• Cover food and water containers when applying
chemicals around livestock or pet areas.
• If symptoms of illness occurs during or shortly after
chemical application, call a physician or go to a
hospital immediately.
• Follow label directions and advise to keep residues on
edible portions of plants within the limits permitted by
law.
• Keep chemicals out of the reach of children, pets and
unauthorized personnel. Store them outside of the
home, away from food and feed and lock them in a
secure area.
• Keep bystanders away from spray drift.
• Always store chemicals in original containers and
keep them tightly closed. Never keep them in
anything but the original container. Read labels for
hazards about chemical reaction with certain types of
metals.
• Always dispose of empty containers according to
manufacturer’s directions.
CHEMICAL HAZARD
To prevent serious injury or death:
WEAR PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
• Do not allow chemical or solution to touch skin.
Some chemicals can be absorbed through the
skin.
• Wear rubber gloves and protective gear at all
times.
DON’T BREATHE VAPOR
• Avoid chemical splash and vapor. Keep others
away.
• Do not breathe vapor.
• Wear proper respirator when working with
chemicals.
• Chemicals can be toxic.
DON’T INGEST CHEMICAL
• If in eyes or mouth, read manufacturer’s
instructions and follow them exactly.
• Seek immediate medical attention.
• A poison control number is usually inside the
front cover of your telephone book.