1.
Wash and flush out sprayer after completion of each phase of your spraying program.
2.
Flush out sprayer when changing chemicals, if there is a possibility of incompatibility.
3.
Clean sprayer very thoroughly before storing at the end of the spraying season. If you
are in a cold climate, final rinse should be with a sufficiently concentrated anti-freeze to
prevent freeze-up in areas that were not thoroughly drained.
4.
Check sprayer over for needed repairs before time to spray again.
5.
Preparing the sprayer for use in the Spring means completion of all needed repairs,
installation of all drain plugs and checking sprayer for leaks with a tank of water.
SAFETY TIPS
Sprayer should be operated only by qualified persons.
Always
fill sprayer slowly to avoid spillage.
When starting sprayer, maintain a safe distance from moving parts.
Never
run P.T.O. at speeds in excess of 540 R.P.M.
Do not
make adjustments when sprayer is running, unless specifically
recommended.
Never
leave sprayer unattended while it is running.
Keep hands, feet and clothing away from all moving parts.
Handle chemicals carefully; follow the manufacturer's directions for mixing and
applying chemicals.
CLEANING & STORAGE
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Summary of Contents for APL200
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Page 15: ...TANK ASSEMBLY 100 150 GALLON Page 13...
Page 18: ...RUN OF FLUIDS 50 GALLON Page 16...
Page 21: ...RUN OF FLUIDS 100 150 GALLON Page 19...
Page 24: ...ELECTRIC CONTROLS Page 22...
Page 26: ...FAN ASSEMBLY Page 24...
Page 29: ...OPTIONAL VOLUTE Page 27 28...
Page 32: ...GEARBOX ASSEMBLY Page 30...
Page 34: ...SPRAYER BOOM Page 32...
Page 38: ...TOMMY GUN GHT Page 36...
Page 40: ...PUMP ASSEMBLY FOR GDL200 APL200 Page 38 AR403...
Page 45: ...PUMP ASSY GDL400 600 APL400 600 Page 43 AR503...
Page 50: ...HOSE REEL 112 4 75 Page 48...
Page 52: ...HOSE REEL 1125 4 325 Page 50...