Ag Spray Equipment 6500 Series Sprayer - Manual (Page 10)

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OPTIONAL SPRAY
CONTROLLER
SPEED SENSOR
1. Route the 20’ split harness and control box to the
operator’s desired location. **Make sure the cable
does not contact any hot, sharp or moving objects to
avoid shorts and breaks**
2. Connect the red and white wires directly to the
battery. DO NOT CONNECT the power wires
through any fuse or switch boxes on the tractor,
OPTIONAL FOAM
MARKER OPERATION
FIG. 17
Raise the ladder into the vertical position and push over and
down to secure in the locked position. The lock is part of the
ladder anchor bracket. Position the ladder in the up and locked
position whenever the sprayer will be moved. (see figure 19)
FIG. 19
FOAM MARKER WINTER STORAGE
1. When unit is stored during freezing temperatures, drain
unused foam solution from tank (disconnect air pump and run
liquid pump until unit is near empty), fill tank with enough foam
marker anti-freeze to cover bottom of suction hose. Then run
unit until antifreeze is going into pvc mixing chambers.
this will cut down on amps to the marker
(see figure 11)
*On units with 12 volt batteries, contact the red lead to the posi-
tive post and the white lead to the negative post.
**On units with two 6 volt batteries, connect the red lead to the
positive post that feeds the starter and the white lead to a clean
chassis ground.
If equipped with an automatic rate controller, a speed sensor is
sent along in the controller kit. The sensor needs to be mounted
to the cap or sprayer with a clear line of sight to the sky. The
red wire will need to be hooked up to 12 volt power (TeeJet cal
#1150. Raven cal # 586. See figure 17).
LADDERS