Wylie Power Sprayer Series, Руководство оператора и каталог запасных частей

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Operation
Operation
Adding Chemical
Many applications for Wylie Power Sprayers require chemi -
cal agents to be added to a carrier solution.
Read the chemical manufacturer’s label for directions for
the proper procedure and amount of chemical to add. Once
the chemical has been added to the spray tank, start the
pump in by-pass mode to allow the chemical to thoroughly
mix. (See “Operation” section for detailed instructions.)
Swivel Hose Reel
All of the hose reels are mounted on a 180º swivel. This
swivel can be locked in one of five positions or the pins
can be removed to allow the reel to swivel freely.
Protective clothing and equipment must be worn
any time chemicals are being handled. This may
include, but not be limited to, rubber gloves, rubber
apron, face/eye shield, and respirator. Failure to use
protective clothing could result in chemical
exposure causing sickness or death.
Figure B1
Swivel Hose Reel Mount
The Coxreel reels are equipped with a lock pin to prevent
the reel from unrolling during transport. Set the lock pin in
the unlock position before unrolling the hose.
Operation
Check the area to be sprayed to make sure that people or
non-targeted animals will not be in the path of the spray
or drift.
If hazardous chemicals are being sprayed, protective
clothing should be worn for protection from chemical
exposure.
Operation of CDS/John Blue Diaphragm Pump
Always open the main tank valve before starting the engine
and pump. Running the pump without fluid will quickly
damage the pump.
Figure B2
Hose Reel Lock Pin
< Lock Pin
Never point the spray toward any part of your body.
The high pressure discharge could cause
serious bodily injury.
Figure B3
Open Main Tank Valve