Summers ULTIMATE NT, Operator'S Manual

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SECTION 2 - SPRAYER OPERATION
HIGH HAZARD 1. REFER TO SIGNAL WORD AND REQUIRED
REQUIRES: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT WHEN
*goggles USING CHEMICALS.
* respirator
*avoid fumes 2. ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW CHEMICAL
*rubber gloves and MANUFACTURERS’ WARNINGS,
skin protection INSTRUCTIONS AND PROCEDURES BEFORE
USING.
MODERATE HAZARD
REQUIRES: 3. HANDLE CHEMICALS WITH EXTREME CARE.
*goggles
*avoid fumes 4. IN CASE OF POISONING, GET IMMEDIATE
*rubber gloves and MEDICAL ATTENTION. A CONTAINER
skin protection LABEL MAY BE BENEFICIAL FOR QUICK
TREATMENT.
LOW HAZARD 5. BE SAFE!
REQUIRES:
*avoid fumes
* rubber gloves and
skin protection
USING CHEMICALS? PROTECT YOURSELF!
C. For 1 mile:
U.S. Gallons per Acre = Measured Gallons of Water x 8.25
Actual Spraying Width (Feet)
7. EXAMPLE
36 Gallons of Water x 16.5 = 5.0 U.S. Gallons per Acre
120 Feet
8. START UP RAVEN CONTROL to lower main tank water level enough to make room for chemical.
9. ADD CHEMICAL TO MAIN TANK