Instructions for Polyethylene Sprayer 24101 & 24102
871-511 Instruction
©2019 Manufactured by H. D. Hudson
Manufacturing Company
1-800-9-SPRAYER
If you have any questions or concerns, or missing parts, do not return sprayer to the store.
Call or email Customer Service at 1-800-9-SPRAYER/ [email protected]
TROUBLESHOOTING
We do not recommend this, or any sprayer, to be used with
the following:
• Flammable Products (gasoline, diesel fuel, hydraulic oil, etc.)
• Hot or Boiling Liquids
• Products containing Acetone/Acetate/Acetic Acid (paint
thinner, some concrete sealers)
• Highly Viscous (thick) materials (tar, high-solid paint or stain
• Paint and Stains
• Products containing Chlorine (Bleach, Pool Water, etc.)
• Strong Acids or Bases
• Strong Solvents
• Lacquers or Lacquer Thinners
• Turpentine
• Epsom Salt
• Mineral Spirits
• Vinegar
• Citrus-Based Cleaner
• Products containing Peppermint Oil or Peanut Oil
CHEMICAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Problem
Solution
1. If only air is coming out when you
spray that means that the supply tube
has fallen off or isn’t attached correctly.
Unscrew and pull the hose off of the tank. Then
unscrew the pump handle from the tank and get
the supply tube out from inside. Reattach the
supply tube onto the hose, insert back into the
tank, and screw the hose back on.
2. Sprayer is not holding pressure,
check the seals on the pump and make
sure they are lubricated.
(Recommended lubrication is
petroleum jelly.)
A cylinder O-ring is located at the top of the pump
and needs to be lubricated often. A check/mono
valve is at the bottom of the cylinder and also
needs lubrication. The
fi
nal seal is on the inside of
the pump.
1. To access this, unlock the pump handle and pull
it out as far as it will go.
2. With a
fl
at head screwdriver, push down on
the tabs on each side of the pump to release the
locking cap.
3. Pull up on the handle and the plunger assembly
will come out of the pump cylinder. The gasket is
located on the end of the plunger assembly.
4. To reassemble, insert the plunger assembly into
the cylinder and snap the cap back into place.
3. The sprayer is producing a bad spray
pattern.
Check the hose, wand, and nozzle for any clogs.
Clean all these parts properly.
Recommended for use with:
Most chemical weed killers
Most chemical insecticides/pesticides
Mild cleaners (such as dishwashing
detergent, and most disinfectants)
Some sprayers can handle tougher
chemicals. Call or email us for a
recommendation for your project!
1-800-9-SPRAYER/
[email protected]