Wylie Arena Express water wagon, Руководство оператора и каталог запасных частей

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Figure B3
Filling Tank Through Anti-Siphon Fill
Filling The Tank
The water tank on the “Express” Water Wagon can be
filled by three means: (1) through the anti-siphon fill tube
(2) drawing water through the pump (3) through the quick-
fill fitting.
To fill the tank through the anti-siphon fill, remove the
tank lid, couple the fill hose to the anti-siphon coupler
and turn the water source on as shown in Figure B3. A
fire hydrant adapter is provided that couples to the end
of the fill hose.
If the tank is to be filled through the quick-fill fitting, couple
the hose to the quick-fill coupler as shown in Figure B4.
Open the main tank valve, then open the water source.
Figure B4
Filling Tank From Pressurized Source
< Quick Fill Coupler
< Main T
ank
Valve Open
< Gravity Hose Bibb Closed
Operation -- “Express”
Figure B5
Filling Trailer From Tank
In order to fill the tank with the transfer pump as shown
in Figure B5, close the main tank valve and attach the fill
hose to the suction manifold quick-fill coupler. Open the
bypass valve on the discharge manifold. Set the end of the
fill hose in the pond, tank or other water source with the
suction screen coupled to the end of the hose. See Figure
B5. Be sure that the suction hose bibb is closed. A partially
open hose bibb will let air into the suction manifold, causing
cavitation in the pump and not build pressure.
Start the engine to pump water from the water source to the
tank. If this is the first time to use the pump, it may be neces -
sary to pour water in the top of the pump to prime it. Once
the pump has water in it, it is self-priming thereafter.
Bypass Valve
The bypass valve is located on the discharge manifold and
is useful for filling the tank through the pump, circulating
water through the tank when the pump is turned on but no
water is being discharged, and mixing any chemicals that
are added to the water.
Figure B6
Open Bypass Valve
Open Bypass V
alve >