Redball Electrical 565 - Manual (Page 46)

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565 Trailer Sprayer - Maintenance, Service &
Troubleshooting
Section E
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Section E
Liquid Tank, Frame, and Plumbing
1. Check tank visually for obvious cuts, cracks,
punctures or leaks that could contribute to tank
failure.
2. Check fittings for broken parts, cracks or wear
marks and potential leaks.
3. Check gaskets of the bulk head fitting located on
the sump for wear or weathering.
4. Inspect valves and pump for solid connections and
correct mounting.
5. Inspect the tank lids for cracks and verify they
tighten securely in place.
6. Remove any debris from inside the tanks as they
may become lodged in the strainer or pass into the
pump.
7. Clean strainer daily, more frequently if your liquid
supply is not "free of debris".
8. Inspect all welds and structural components for
tears, bends, cracks or damage. This unit operates
in a corrosive environment. Make certain corrosion
is quickly removed and painted. If corrosion is
deep, replace component or add adequate plating
with welding operation.
Proper maintenance of the Sprayer and the tractor is critical for peak performance,
reliability and accuracy of this system. The following is a guideline of the type of
maintenance and servicing that should be performed on this unit. Your environment and
uses may require additional maintenance and service beyond this list to assure a reliable
and safe unit. The operator of this unit has ultimate responsibility to identify areas of
concern and rectify them before they become a hazard or safety issue. There is no substi-
tute for a trained, alert operator.
IMPORTANT
If any of the above inspections, or others identified, are discovered
REPAIR IMMEDIATELY.
Do not put this unit into operation with any questionably main-
tained parts. Poor performance or a hazard may occur.
DANGER