Page 1: ...n this manual an in labels on the product could result in serious injury or death to the operator or bystanders Keep manual nearby for futher reference If manual is demaged or illegible contact your J...
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Page 3: ...justment Should your doubt persist please contact your Jacto dealer INTRODUCTION JACTO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE M QUINAS AGR COLAS JACTO S A CONTRIBU...
Page 4: ...ressure gauge kit 23 Foam marker optional 23 Chemicals mixer 25 Mixing chemicals 25 Chemical container rinse nozzle 26 Flow bypass valve 27 Hydraulic agitator 27 Filler unit optional 28 Fan rotation a...
Page 5: ...ethiscancauseseriousinjuriesor fatalaccidents Do not modify this sprayer in any way because this can impair the function and risk your safety Keep away children aged people and animals while operating...
Page 6: ...bel Keep the chemical products closed and in a dry and ventilated place Usethechemicalproductsinagricultureonly Keep away children untrained people and animals Handle the chemicals following recommend...
Page 7: ...y ordering them through the part numbers specified below P N 276220 ATTENTION Lubrication point P N 379230 ATTENTION Read the operator smanualbefore operating the sprayer ATTENTION Read the operator s...
Page 8: ...eanykindofmaintenance while the fan is in motion and the PTO is engaged P N 379065 ATTENTION Risk of serious injuries Keep all protection devices in its places P N 379115 ATTENTION Obligatory use of p...
Page 9: ...must be locked on the tractor s PTO and sprayer s shaft Make sure the drawbar and the sprayer end are properly engaged Follow these recommendations strictly in order to avoid injuries or death Check...
Page 10: ...double nozzle holder Quantity 82 Model JA 2 cone AXI 110 02 flat fan Recommended maximum pressure kgf cm psi JA 2 10 5 150 AXI 02 4 2 60 Spacing in 13 77 Boom Length ft 45 93 Actuation Hydraulic Heig...
Page 11: ...et double nozzle holder Quantity 58 Model JA 2 cone AXI 110 02 flat fan Recommended maximum pressure kgf cm psi JA 2 10 5 150 AXI 02 4 2 60 Spacing in 19 68 Boom Length ft 14 0 Actuation Hydraulic Hei...
Page 12: ...82 Model JA 2 cone AXI 110 02 flat fan Recommended maximum pressure kgf cm psi JA 2 10 5 150 AXI 02 4 2 60 Spacing in 13 77 Boom Length ft 45 93 Actuation Hydraulic Height ft 1 64 to 4 26 Level indica...
Page 13: ...y 58 Model JA 2 cone AXI 110 02 flat fan Recommended maximum pressure kgf cm psi JA 2 10 5 150 AXI 02 4 2 60 Spacing in 19 68 Boom Length ft 14 0 Actuation Hydraulic Height ft 1 64 to 4 26 Level indic...
Page 14: ...WER OF 100 HP AND 4 X 4 THE FLOW RATE TO FILL THE SPRAYER MUST NOT EXCEED 280 LITERS MINUTE OR THE TIME TO FILL IT MUST TAKE AT LEAST 5 MINUTES THE NONCOMPLIANCE WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS CAN CAUSE DAM...
Page 15: ...19 68 29 13 77 41 JP 75 19 81 gpm BIJET JA 2 AXI 100 02 19 68 29 13 77 41 JP 75 19 81 gpm BIJET JA 2 AXI 100 02 19 68 29 13 77 41 JP 75 19 81 gpm BIJET JA 2 AXI 100 02 19 68 29 13 77 41 JP 75 19 81 gp...
Page 16: ...gingand orpumpmaintenance Thisshutoffvalvemustremainopenwhilethesprayerisrunning Ifitremainsclosed youwillhear an unusual noise in the pump suction filter shutoffvalve 21 21 19 81 26 41 300 300 kgf cm...
Page 17: ...l sections independent of the number of sections turned on or off MASTERFLOWcontrol pressure gauge 1 ATTENTION Toensurelongerlifeofthepressuregauge close thelever 1 aftercalibratingthesprayer thusrele...
Page 18: ...raises and lower the frame Lever 03 raises and lower the left boom The boom can also be unfolded and folded throughthehydrauliccontrol HYDRAULIC BOOM CONTROLS BASIC CONTROL JEC 3900 ELECTRIC CONTROL L...
Page 19: ...rns on the spray to the 2nd section of the right boom Switch 2 turns on the spray to the 1st section of the right boom Switch 3 turns on the spray to the 1st section of the left boom Switch 4 turns on...
Page 20: ...0compensates all fluctuations on the working speed and keeps constant liquid volume per area JSC 5000 Sprayer Control Electro Electronic Masterflow Control Electric boom control Electro Electronic Mas...
Page 21: ...es workingcharacteristics NOZZLES The job of the nozzles is to generate droplets and distribute them uniformly over the surface being sprayed Flow angleanddropletsizesvaryaccordingtoworkingpressure Op...
Page 22: ...to provide more safety to the operator These guards prevent the rotating parts from contacting the operator and his clothes as well as plants Do not removethem BREAKAWAY SYSTEM This system mounted at...
Page 23: ...re gauge kit was designed for checking the actual pressure on nozzles It can be installed on the sprayers assembled with both universal nozzle caps and fittings and complex nozzle holders such as doub...
Page 24: ...them up as shown in the photograph besides NOTE For more information on the use and maintenance of the foam marker consult the attached specific manual bluehose white hose foam nozzle tank valve blue...
Page 25: ...chemical container flow bypass valve flow bypass valve lever 2 chemicals mixer fillingposition fillvalve 1 containerrinse nozzlevalve 2 chemicals mixer With the lever 2 on the position Incorpora o de...
Page 26: ...he position V lvulas Superiores UpperValves ATTENTION Each container should be rinsed at least twice to ensure the residues are completely removed Watch out for sprinkling while rinsing the containers...
Page 27: ...hamber draws a great deal of water at a speed lower than the entry speed The difference in comparison with other agitators is that this one has two inlets One for high flow rate 1 hose and other for l...
Page 28: ...lever of the chemicals mixer valve 5 must be set to bypass the flow to the filler unit Attention alwaysbealertwhilefillingthetank inordertoavoidspillageofthechemicalmixtureonto theground After finishi...
Page 29: ...imun rpm while for spraying clear grounds no crop or vegetation it is necessary to adjust the rotation in order not to raise dust Another important factor is the power consumption the lower the fan rp...
Page 30: ...tion or line filters Clean nozzles and their strainers Change for the first time the pump oil Retighten the bolts on the tank axle and wheels Receiving the sprayer Using the sprayer for the first time...
Page 31: ...TRACTOR ADJUSTING PARTS TO HITCH TO THE TRACTOR S THREE POINT SUSPENSION ATTENTION The instruction below is an example of what should be done for properly hitching the sprayer to the tractor s three...
Page 32: ...ITION The positions of the holes vary according to the duty to be done Thirdarm s position No 1 No 1 No 2 No 2 Dutykind Ultra light Light Medium Heavy Frame No 4 No 3 No 4 No 3 STABILIZING CHAINS The...
Page 33: ...il please refer to the section MAINTENANCE PTO SHAFT CONNECTING THE PTO drawbar Mount the sprayer on the tractor s three point suspension and level it as shown in the figure beside h h 1 96 in 1 96 in...
Page 34: ...ck cable negative pole red cable positive pole ATTENTION To handle batteries requires much attention since inside it there is acid liquid that causes injury to the skin eyes clothes etc besides being...
Page 35: ...g the chemical pump Onlyunfoldandfoldtheboom inareasfreeofobstaclessuchastrees electricitysupplycables etc hydrauliccontrol 01 02 03 Before assembling the boom lower to the lowest the frame Install th...
Page 36: ...36 ASSEMBLING THE BOOM N C A a o a t t a c h t h e s a l i z i n g c a b l e o n t h e o o m a i z i n ga b l e...
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