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PESTICIDE SPRAY OPERATION
8. Prime the pump with rapid pump strokes. When you
feel very firm resistance, the pressure chamber is
filling with liquid. With repeated piston strokes, the
air in the pressure chamber is slowly compressed.
By pressing the hand lever, the valve opens, and
liquid is forced through the nozzle. The shut-off
valve has a retaining clip, which keeps the valve in
the "OPEN" position for continuous operation. Pump
using the end of the pump handle, as it is less
fatiguing. The volume of pesticide delivered varies
with the working pressure. The working pressure
should be as high as needed to ensure an adequate
spray pattern for each individual application. The
well-designed lever action greatly reduces the
pumping effort. The pressure cylinder within the
tank has a hydraulic effect. YOU DO NOT NEED
TO CONSTANTLY PUMP THE PUMP LEVER TO
PRODUCE A STEADY STREAM OF PESTICIDE.
Liquid from the pump compresses air in the pressure
chamber, which allows irregular pumping action, yet
results in steady spray at the nozzle.
9. Should the pressure drop very quickly, drain the tank
completely and pump without liquid. By this
procedure, the air chamber is refilled with the
required volume of air. It is advisable to pump the
tank completely empty from time to time.
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