60182P Twin Pack Polyethylene Sprayer Instructions
If you have any questions or concerns, or missing parts,
Do not return sprayer to the store!
Call our hotline:
1-800-9-SPRAYER
(1-800-977-7293)
Common maintenance questions:
www.hdhudson.com/FAQS
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
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Clean and dry your sprayer after every use to greatly
prolong its useful service life. Many spray materials will
harden if left in the sprayer and plug up the nozzle,
shut-off valve or supply tube. The soft parts, O-rings
and gaskets, will ultimately wear out and need
replacing, just like the oil filter on your car, for example.
How often they need replacing depends on how much
you spray, the spray materials you use and whether
or not the sprayer is regularly cleaned after use. Call
1-800-9-SPRAYER or visit www.hdhudson.com to obtain
genuine Hudson® replacement parts.
If you leave your sprayer in the garage over Winter,
particularly in northern areas, the soft parts may dry out
and need servicing before you use your sprayer for the
first time in the Spring.
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Tighten nozzle for fine mist
Loosen nozzle for coarse or long range
HOW TO SPRAY
Squeeze handle to spray
Release handle to stop
See maintenance and instructional
videos on the internet:
www.hdhudson.com/instructional-videos
HOW TO ASSEMBLE
Replacement Part Kit: #6985
Note: Spray may stop if nozzle is
tightened all the way down.
Poly Tank Assembly Video
@ hdhudson.com
Push handle forward to lock.
Push handle back to unlock.
HOW TO RELEASE PRESSURE
Turn sprayer on its side and turn nozzle away from you.
Squeeze lever or push button to “ON” and let all the air
escape. Turn sprayer up-right and slowly unscrew pump
from tank and remove it. Do not stand so your head is
over pump.
HOW TO PRESSURIZE
Unlock pump handle by pushing down and
turning handle. Do not unscrew pump cap or
remove pump. Using the handle, pump up and
down. The more you pump, the more pressure
you will build up inside the tank. When it
becomes difficult to pump, your tank has
reached maximum pressure. Do not stand so
your head is over pump.
• Use low pressure (fewer strokes) for a
coarse spray.
• Use high pressure (more strokes) for a fine
mist or a long-reaching stream.
HOW TO FILL
A.) Pour measured amount of spray material into
the open tank.
Follow label directions on
spray material container for amount to use
.
B.)
Add water as directed.
Do not fill beyond the MAX FILL line
.
C.) Insert pump and turn clockwise to seal.
Do not over tighten.
A
B
C
INSIDE THE BOX
(Parts may be loose in tank)
• (2) Sprayer Tank
• (2) Shut-off Valve
• (2) Pump in tank
• (2) Supply Tube
• (2) Spray Wand with nozzle
• Instructions
• (2) Pic-A-Pattern™ Nozzle • (2) Hose with fitting and nut
FOR YOUR SAFETY
This sprayer operates with liquid under pressure. Failure
to observe CAUTIONS and follow instructions for use
and maintenance can cause tank, hose or other parts
to become corroded, weakened, and/or burst. This can
result in SERIOUS INJURY or PROPERTY DAMAGE from
forcible ejection of parts or high-pressure discharge
of spray material. DO NOT USE ANY FLAMMABLES OR
BOILING LIQUIDS IN THIS SPRAYER as it is not designed
nor intended for such use. Some spray materials can
ignite or explode. Do not spray in an enclosed space,
near an open flame such as found in a BBQ grill or water
heater, near an electric motor or open switch, or any
source of heat. DO NOT SMOKE while spraying. Use of
flammables could result in SERIOUS INJURY or PROPERTY
DAMAGE from unintended ignition or explosion. DO
NOT USE ANY CAUSTICS OR ACIDS IN THIS SPRAYER,
since these can damage or weaken the sprayer and
its parts, resulting in SERIOUS INJURY or PROPERTY
DAMAGE. Keep out of reach from children and pets.
Always read and follow directions on the spray material
container, including the need for protective clothing.
BEFORE USING YOUR SPRAYER, thoroughly INSPECT
both inside and outside of the sprayer and DO NOT
PRESSURIZE sprayer if tank, hose or other parts appear
to be damaged, discolored, brittle, excessively soft or
loose. DO NOT PRESSURIZE WITH ANY MECHANICAL
DEVICE such as an air compressor, since this can create
dangerous pressure and bursting of parts and result in
SERIOUS INJURY. Wear long-sleeved shirt, pants, gloves,
goggles or similar protective clothing when spraying.
LIMITED WARRANTY
H. D. Hudson Manufacturing Company warrants to
the original consumer purchaser of this product at
retail that it is free from problems in materials and
workmanship for the period of 5 years from the original
date of purchase. This warranty does not apply to
damage to the product resulting from accident, misuse,
neglect, alteration, modification, tampering, or failure
to follow instructions supplied with the product. This
warranty does not cover normal wear and tear of o-rings
or seals, and the warranty shall be void if the product
is used commercially. If the product or any part of it
should malfunction within the warranty period,
call 1-800-977-7293. Valid only in North America.
You must retain your sales receipt as proof of the date of
purchase and include it with any return of the product.
H. D. HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY
EXCLUDES LIABLITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY FOR
ANY AND ALL INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL
LOSS OR DAMAGES.
1.
Assemble hose.
a.) Side to tank: Slide large hose cap nut onto
hose, threads face end of hose. Insert hose barb
to end of hose. Insert supply tube into hose barb.
b.) Side to shut-off valve: Slide small shut-off valve
cap nut onto hose, threads face end of hose. Insert
barb end of hose onto shut-off valve. IMPORTANT:
Be sure hose is all the way over the barb! Tighten
shut-off valve cap nut to shut-off valve.
2. Insert the supply tube into the tank and securely
thread on the cap nut. CAUTION: Make sure the
cap nut is threaded all the way down. If loose,
it may come off with force or spray may escape
resulting in SERIOUS INJURY.
3. Attach spray wand to shut-off valve.
• Insert spray wand through wand retainer
cap nut and insert wand fitting into shut-off valve.
• Screw down wand retainer cap nut onto valve.
Screw nut onto the shut-off valve. Note: This
is not a compression fitting, but it is normal for
nut to screw on tightly.
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