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Technical Specifications
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65 or 105 Gallon Corrosion-Resistant Polyethylene
Tank
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ProSeries 22” HP Long Range Ergonomic Handgun
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25 Ft. Handgun Hose
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27 Ft. Max. Vertical Throw, 38 Ft. Horizontal Throw
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Molded-In Tank Baffle w/Sloped Floor
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Molded-In Outlet Fitting for Complete Cleanout
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Electric or Manual Valves
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Manual has 3-Section Control Swing Arm
w/Position Detents
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Diaphragm Pump
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Tank Agitator
OPTIONS
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50’ Manual Hose Reel w/180° Swivel
The PROFESSIONAL SERIES is designed with many features to make operation more user friendly with years of
trouble free use.
Assembly Instructions
The sprayer is assembled already at the factory. The only assembly you will need to do is attaching optional boom or
hose reel when purchased.
Before Operating the Sprayer
Read the operating instructions and then run the sprayer using only water for testing. When everything tests all right, add
the desired chemical mixture and water combination and start the spraying operation.
IMPORTANT: Remove tank lid and be sure the tank is clean and free of any foreign material. Rinse tank out of any tank
residue before filling with water to test.
1. Add plain water to the tank and check the system for leaks. Open the suction line valve. Open the lever valves by
the pressure regulator that are connected to the handgun line and jet agitator line.
2. The pumping system includes an agitator, which will help keep the solution in suspension. Pressure to the agitator
should never exceed 100 PSI. When spraying at pressures over 100 PSI, use the valve (in the agitator line) to throt-
tle the pressure to the agitator by closing the valve. The valve may be opened slowly until the gauge reaches 100
PSI.
Do not exceed recommended pressure on pump or sprayer, as it may cause hoses to burst and will shorten
pump life.
Operating the Sprayer
1. Rotate the regulator tab clockwise as far as possible (0 PSI).
This aids in the starting of the engine.
2. Make sure handgun is in the “off” position and start the engine.
3. Open the handgun. Water should start to flow from the handgun
immediately. Leave the regulator tab in position (0 PSI) for about
1 minute. Allow any air in the system to be worked out before
attempting to spray. Rotate the tab in the opposite direction to
increase the pressure.
4. The pressure regulator (red knob on top) may now be rotated to
get the desired operating pressure. Operate the sprayer for a
short time with plain water and inspect the system again for any
leakage. The sprayer is ready to use.
5. The valve in the agitator line may be used to limit flow and
pressure to the agitator.
**NOTICE**
1. DO NOT EXCEEDrecommended speed, pressure and temperature for the sprayer and pump.
2. High pressure spray can cause serious bodily injury. Handle with care. Grasp gun firmly before starting to spray.
During spraying operation, hold gun firmly.
3. DO NOT put hands or fingers in front of the gun or point the gun at your body or anyone else.
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Booms: Traditional 13’ to 28’ or Boomless 40’
Coverage
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Add proper oil to the engine crankcase and gasoline to the gas tank. Always check the oil in the gear box. Refer to
engine manual for correct oil type. Add SAE 30 to the sight level in the diaphragm pump. Fill the gear case with 90W
gear lube until the gear lube runs out the side plug hole.