Hog Technologies PAINT HOG, Operation Manual

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Section 2 - Paint Hog Systems
2.12 Spray Gun Carriages
There is a spray gun carriage mounted below each
side of the rear control station. Each carriage is
equipped with paint spray guns, bead guns, and
pneumatically activated nozzles. The carriages are
always retracted and raised for travel and lowered
only when applying paint.
Pneumatic cylinders activated by switches in the
gun control panels raise and lower the carriages.
Hydraulic cylinders controlled by the steering
wheels on each side of the rear control station
move them in or out. When the carriage is lowered
to the ground, the cylinder goes into float mode
to allow the carriage to ride on the gauge wheels
and move freely up and down with the pavement.
Electric actuators, also activated by switches in the
gun control panels, raise and lower the spray guns
to set line width during operation. Compressed air
nozzles (broom nozzles) clean the pavement in
front of the spray guns and atomization nozzles
provide additional paint atomization during ap-
plication.
Refer to the operation section for additional infor-
mation and operating instructions for the spray
gun carriages.
NOTICE:
THE CARRIAGE AND SPRAY GUN COMPONENTS SHOWN
IN THIS SECTION ARE FOR REFERENCE AND MAY BE
DIFFERENT THAN THE COMPONENTS USED ON YOUR
TRUCK, DEPENDING ON THE OPTIONS SELECTED.
WARNING
THE SPRAY GUN CARRIAGES AUTOMATICALLY LIFT WHEN
THE TRUCK IS PLACED IN REVERSE. THIS COULD RESULT
IN DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT OR INJURY TO PERSONNEL IF
THE CARRIAGES LIFT UNEXPECTEDLY.
A LWAY S M A K E S U R E T O R E M O V E A L L T O O L S O R
EQUIPMENT FROM THE CARRIAGES AND WARN PERSONNEL
NEAR THE TRUCK BEFORE SHIFTING THE TRANSMISSION
TO REVERSE.
Typical Spray Gun Carriage
Typical Paint Spray Guns & Electric Actuators
1. Electric Actuators 4. Bead Gun Nozzles
2. Spray Gun 5. Gauge Wheels
3. Spray Gun Nozzles
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