Ag Spray Equipment 8650 Series Sprayer - Manual (Page 5)

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**CAUTION**
DO NOT TRANSPORT FULL DOWN ROAD
Electrocution hazard. Keep away from power lines. To prevent
serious injury or death from electrocution:
1. Stay well away from power lines when folding or
extending wings. Electrocution can occur without
direct contact.
2. Lower wings completely before moving or
transporting.
BOOM OPERATION
* Mount 7-function control box in a convenient place for easy
operator access. Attach to a 12 volt power source (supplied with
convenience tractor power plug). Route control cable through
tractor cab and plug connectors together and route wiring har-
ness across hitch. *Be sure there are no powerlines next to the
machine and the sprayer is located in an open area enough to
allow the booms to swing out and fold over without hitting any
obstructions. The hydraulic circuit control lever to the boom
function circuit must be placed in positive flow position prior to
operating. The boom circuit only requires 3 gpm of hydraulic
flow. Set hydraulic flow accordingly, increasing hydraulic flow
will not speed up boom function. Only reduce sprayer pump and
tractor performance.
1. LEFT BOOM TILT POSITION:
This spring-loaded-to-neutral-center toggle switch controls the
left boom tilt function. Move the switch up and hold to raise
the tip of the left boom and down to lower. Release the switch,
the left boom will stop moving and it will remain in position. Use
this function to raise the tip of the boom to clear obstructions.
2. BOOM UP/DOWN:
This spring-loaded-to-neutral-center toddle switch controls the
boom height cylinders. Move the switch up and hold to raise
the entire boom assembly. Move the switch down and hold to
move down. Release the switch, the boom will stop and remain
at that position. To ensure optimal boom performance never
run boom in fully down position. Doing so eliminates boom ride
accumulator.
Note: Once tower cylinder bottoms out raise 1” for lowest rec-
ommended sprayer height.
SPRAYER OPERATION
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