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CONDOR
B-12/BX-12/EM
English version - MI-0057
EDITION - 10/2006
CODE - 668822
Operator’s Manual
MÁQUINAS AGRÍCOLAS JACTO S.A.
Rua Dr. Luiz Miranda, 1650
17580-000 - Pompéia - SP - Brasil
Tel.: +55 14 3405-2100
Fax: +55 14 3452-1916
E-mail: [email protected]
Home page: www.jacto.com.br
INTRODUCTION
The agrochemicals application has become a largely used pratice by farmers in order to achieve higher and economical production.
As it is a work that can bring risks to the human being, environment and crops as well, Jacto has always been concerned with the proper use of its spraying machineries in an efficient and safe way.
Therefore, read carefully and understand thoroughly this manual before operating the equipment and keep it always at hand when handling this sprayer for quick consult in case you are not quite sure of some operation.
Should your doubt persist, please contact your Jacto dealer.
MÁQUINAS AGRÍCOLAS JACTO S.A.
CONTRIBUTING TO THE AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT.
IDENTIFICATION PLATE
Your equipment has a plate showing its model and serial number.
This information is very important so that Jacto can keep records of eventual modifications made on the material used and on its construction characteristics.
In requesting replacement parts or maintenance, always specify the model and serial number of your equipment for prompt and efficient service.
Jacto is trademark registered by Máquinas Agrícolas Jacto S.A.
JACTO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE SPECIFICATIONS AND DESIGN
WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Handling agricultural sprayers ....................................................................................... 05
Handling chemicals ........................................................................................................ 06
Safety decals .................................................................................................................. 07
Safety measures ............................................................................................................. 09
SPRAYER PRESENTATION
CONDOR M-12/75 ......................................................................................................... 10
CONDOR S-12/75 .......................................................................................................... 11
CONDOR EM/75 ............................................................................................................ 12
CONDOR BX 12/75 ....................................................................................................... 13
MAIN COMPONENTS OF SPRAYER
Suction filter .................................................................................................................... 14
Pump ............................................................................................................................... 14
Pressure regulator (V.A.R. and MASTERFLOW) ........................................................ 15
Nozzles ............................................................................................................................ 16
Mastermark foam marker .............................................................................................. 17
Clean water tank (for washing hands) .......................................................................... 17
PTO shaft ........................................................................................................................ 17
Line filter ......................................................................................................................... 18
Low pressure gauge kit ................................................................................................. 18
Tank filling device ........................................................................................................... 19
OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES ....................................................................................... 20
CHOOSING TRACTOR ...................................................................................................... 21
SETTING UP TRACTOR .................................................................................................... 22
CONNECTING THE PTO ................................................................................................... 24
ASSEMBLING BOOMS ...................................................................................................... 25
OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
Agrochemical application technology ........................................................................... 27
Pressure regulator .......................................................................................................... 28
Chemical container rinse ............................................................................................... 31
Procedures ..................................................................................................................... 31
Container rinse ............................................................................................................... 32
Nozzles ............................................................................................................................ 33
Calibrating the sprayer .................................................................................................. 38
Diluting chemicals .......................................................................................................... 42
MAINTENANCE
General guidelines ......................................................................................................... 43
Components .................................................................................................................... 43
Lubrication table ............................................................................................................. 45
Lubrication points ........................................................................................................... 45
PTO shaft ........................................................................................................................ 47
Winter storage ................................................................................................................ 48
Trouble-shooting ............................................................................................................. 49
GENERAL CARE
Handling equipment chemicals ..................................................................................... 52
After spraying ................................................................................................................. 52
WARRANTY STATEMENT ................................................................................................. 53
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
HANDLING AGRICULTURAL SPRAYERS
OWNER / OPERATOR:
This sprayer was carefully designed and built so as to give you the maximum production, saving, easy operation and safety.
Therefore, you or anyone else who is going to operate, maintain and work around this sprayer must read and understand this manual thoroughly in order to be familiar with all the operating and maintenance procedures and safety information related to this sprayer. All accidents can be prevented if all the safety instructions are correctly followed.
Moreover, always keep this manual close at hand for quick review in case of doubt.
ATTENTION
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS PROPERLY WILL RISK YOUR
OWN LIFE AS WELL AS THE LIFE OF PEOPLE
WORKING AND LIVING AROUND YOU.
This safety alert symbol identifies important safety messages.
When you see it, be alert to any possibility of personal injury or death.
Keep all the decals on the sprayer and replace them if missing or illegible.
- Before operating this sprayer, read carefully and understand thoroughly this manual.
- Do not allow untrained people to operate this sprayer because this can cause serious injuries or fatal accidents.
- Do not modify this sprayer in any way because this can impair the function and risk your safety.
- Keep away children, aged people and animals while operating, servicing this sprayer and even when the sprayer is stored.
- In the delivery of your sprayer, have your Jacto dealer instruct you on the assembly, operation, maintenance and warranty in detail.
- Keep hands, feet and clothing away from moving parts.
- Never use loose clothing or mittens while working around the sprayer.
- Do not travel at high speeds.
- Always stop tractor engine, disengage the PTO and wait for all moving parts to stop before servicing, adjusting or repairing the sprayer.
ATTENTION: Do not touch PTO shafts, belts, fans or any other moving part while the sprayer is running.
- Only unhitch the sprayer on firm and level ground.
- Keep your sprayer in thorough repair.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
HANDLING CHEMICALS
Chemical products are classified in four categories of toxicity. According to their toxicity level, there is a special recommendation of appropriate protective equipment.
As your safety concerns first, we list below all the protective equipment recommended for handling chemical products of the category 1 which includes high toxicity level chemicals.
This way, all the possibilities of serious illness and death are eliminated.
Obligatory individual protective equipment for handling and spraying chemicals:
- Long-sleeved working clothes
- Impermeable apron or coverall
- Impermeable gloves
- Impermeable wide-brimmed hat
- Boots
- Special protective masks equipped with
appropriate filters for each type of product
CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CLASSIFICATION
III
IV
I
II
TOXICITY LEVEL
HIGH
MODERATE
LOW
LIGHT
LABEL COLOR ON
CHEMICALS CONTAINER
RED
YELLOW
BLUE
GREEN
DIRECTIONS
- Read and follow all instructions on the chemicals manufacturer's label.
- Keep the chemical products closed and in a dry and ventilated place.
- Use the chemical products in agriculture only.
- Keep away children, untrained people and animals.
- Handle the chemicals following recommendations of a technician.
- Always handle chemicals in a ventilated place and equipped with individual protective equipment.
- Use the application rate as per instructions on the labels.
- Do not make spray applications in the wind or hot weather.
- Do not drink, eat or smoke while spraying or handling chemicals.
- Keep children, untrained people and animals away from the application areas.
- Never blow through nozzles strainers, valves or pipelines by mouth.
- Do not store or transport chemical products together with food, medicines, people, animals.
- Make sure rivers, lakes, etc. will not be contaminated when washing out the sprayer.
- After spraying, take off all protective clothing and take a shower.
- In case of intoxication, go see a doctor immediately and show him the chemical products label.
- Never medicine an unconscious person through mouth.
Do not re-use the chemical products containers for other purposes. Consult an agronomist on how to discard empty containers of chemical products.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
DECALS
Safety decals are placed on the equipment to reduce the risk of damages or accidents to the operator or to the equipment during the use.
Before operating the equipment, identify and understand the mean of all decals, through this page.
Keep them in good repair, clean and legible. Replade them immediately in case of damage by ordering them through the part numbers specified below.
ATTENTION: Lubrication point
P/N: 276220
ATTENTION: Lubrication point with oil.
P/N: 389387
ATTENTION: Drain point.
ATTENTION: Clean water tank to wash the hands.
P/N: 395061
P/N: 379073
ATTENTION: Read the operator's manual before operating the sprayer.
ATTENTION: level indicator.
Hydraulic oil
P/N: 379248 P/N: 379107
ATTENTION: Obligatory use of protective clothing.
ATTENTION: Obligatory use of hearing protector.
P/N: 379131
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P/N: 379123
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
P/N: 379065
ATTENTION: Risk of serious injuries. Keep all protection devices in its places.
P/N: 378992
ATTENTION: Risk of serious injuries. Do not maneuver the sprayer close to electricity supply cables.
ATTENTION: Risk of serious injuries. Do not make any operation on the PTO shaft if the PTO is engaged.
ATTENTION: Obligatory use of protective mask.
P/N: 379008 P/N: 379115
P/N: 379230
ATTENTION: Read the operator's manual before operating the sprayer.
P/N: 013169
Final test of the equipment.
Attention: Never pull the lever without the chemical container over the container rinse nozzle.
Identification plate
P/N: 169128
P/N: 997841
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
ATTENTION: THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL IDENTIFIES IMPORTANT
SAFETY MESSAGES. WHEN YOU SEE IT, BE ALERT TO ANY POSSIBILITY
OF PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.
SAFETY MEASURES
- Keep all the protectors on their proper places.
- Remove the controls installed on the tractor before disconnecting the sprayer.
- Do not operate the pump without liquid.
- Clean and lubricate regularly the male and female parts of the PTO shaft to reduce the friction between them.
- Lubricate daily the grooved shaft of the tractor's PTO.
- Keep the hands, feet and clothes away from PTO shafts and any type of transmission, once they can cause serius injuries, even death.
- Never operate the sprayer if the PTO shaft, the sprayer and the tractor's PTO protectors are not in their proper place.
- Do not exceed 580 rpm at the PTO.
- The PTO shaft protector must always remain in good repair and fastened by the belts. The
PTO shaft must work freely in its interior.
- The PTO shaft coupling ends must be locked on the tractor's PTO and sprayer's shaft.
- Make sure the drawbar and the sprayer end are properly engaged .
- Follow these recommendations strictly in order to avoid injuries or death .
- Check and change the worn and broken parts. Check if all protectors are in their places before operating the sprayer.
- Make sure that no one is close to the machine before running the engine.
- Stop the engine before leaving the operator's position to adjust, clean or lubricate, save other recommendation indicated on the operator's manual.
- Stop the machine and all moving parts before adjusting, maintenance or when there are people close to the equipment.
- Do not go up on the sprayer when it is in motion.
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CABLES
- Attention when passing next or under an electricity supply cables. In case of doubt, change the course.
- Never fold and unfold the booms close to the electricity supply cables.
- The sprayer must be trailed by the tractor in the farm with the spray booms folded and locked.
Always place the sliding frame at the lowest position (rest position of the fixed frame).
- Remove the booms of the sprayer before transporting it by wagons, trucks or trailers.
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SPRAYER PRESENTATION
CONDOR
M-12/75
boom frame winch control valve level indicator clean water tank tank lateral footboard suction filter
PTO shaft pump
SPECIFICATIONS CONDOR M-12
Length (m) ...............................................................................
1.35
Width (m) ................................................................................
1.55
Height (m) ................................................................................
3.35
Weight (kg) ..............................................................................
255
Tank
- Capacity (liters) .....................................................................
600
- Material .................................................................................
Polyethylene (plastic)
Filter
- Model ....................................................................................
FVS-100
- Mesh .....................................................................................
60
Pump
- Model ....................................................................................
JP-75
- Flow rate (l/min) ....................................................................
75
- Maximum working pressure (kg/cm² - psi) ...........................
35 - 500
- Power consumption (HP) .....................................................
6 HP at 28 kg/cm² (400 psi)
Pressure gauge
- Model ....................................................................................
with extended scale
Control valve
- Model ....................................................................................
VAR
Nozzles
- Type ......................................................................................
Antidrip single nozzle body AGS
- Number .................................................................................
24
- Model ....................................................................................
JA-2
- Maximum pressure recommended (kg/cm² - psi) ................
14 - 200
- Spacing (cm) ........................................................................
50
Boom
- Length (m) ............................................................................
11.5
- Coupling ................................................................................
Manual
- Height (m) .............................................................................
0.5 to 1.8
Level indicator ..........................................................................
Hose attached to tank
Agitator ....................................................................................
Through hydraulic return
Lift ............................................................................................
LM-III winch (manual with friction)
Filling device
- Model ....................................................................................
EJ-250
Working speed recommended (km/h) .....................................
2 to 6
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SPRAYER PRESENTATION
CONDOR
S-12/75
boom frame winch control valve level indicator clean water tank tank lateral footboard suction filter
PTO shaft pump
SPECIFICATIONS CONDOR S-12
Length (m) ...............................................................................
1.35
Width (m) .................................................................................
1.55
Height (m) ................................................................................
3.35
Weight (kg) ..............................................................................
255
Tank
- Capacity (liters) .....................................................................
600
- Material .................................................................................
Polyethyleny (plastic)
Filter
- Model ....................................................................................
FVS-100
- Mesh .....................................................................................
60
Pump
- Model ....................................................................................
JP-75
- Flow rate (l/min) ....................................................................
75
- Maximum working pressure (kg/cm² - psi) .............................
35 - 500
- Power consumption (HP) ......................................................
6 HP at 28 kg/cm² (400 psi)
Pressure gauge
- Model ....................................................................................
with extended scale
Control valve
- Model ....................................................................................
VAR
Nozzles
- Type ......................................................................................
Antidrip single nozzle body AGS
- Number .................................................................................
24
- Model ....................................................................................
JA-2
- Maximum pressure recommended (kg/cm² - psi) ...................
14 - 200
- Spacing (cm) .........................................................................
50
Booms
- Length (m) .............................................................................
11.5
- Coupling ................................................................................
Manual
- Height (m) .............................................................................
0.5 to 1.8
Level indicator ..........................................................................
Hose attached to tank
Agitator ....................................................................................
Mechanical
Lateral footboard ......................................................................
For tank filling operation
Lift ............................................................................................
LM-III winch (manual with friction)
Filling device
- Model ....................................................................................
EJ-250
Working speed recommended (km/h) .......................................
2 to 6
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SPRAYER PRESENTATION
CONDOR EM/75
spray lance clean water tank hose reel control valve tank lateral footboard
PTO shaft level indicator suction filter pump
SPECIFICATIONS CONDOR EM
Length (m) ...............................................................................
1.45
Width (m) .................................................................................
1.27
Height (m) ................................................................................
1.50
Weight (kg) ..............................................................................
190
Tank
- Capacity (liters) .....................................................................
600
- Material .................................................................................
Polyethylene (plastic)
Filter
- Model ....................................................................................
FVS-100
- Mesh .....................................................................................
60
Pump
- Model ....................................................................................
JP-75
- Flow rate (l/min) ....................................................................
75
- Maximum working pressure (kg/cm² - psi) .............................
35 - 500
- Power consumption (HP) ......................................................
6 HP at 28 kg/cm² (400 psi)
Pressure gauge
- Model ....................................................................................
with extended scale
Control valve
- Model ....................................................................................
VAR
Hose reel
- Hose diameter and length .....................................................
2 x 50-meter 3/8" hoses
Spray lance ..............................................................................
LP-1130
- Nozzles .................................................................................
2 x JA-2 nozzle on each of 2 lances
Maximum pressure recommended (kg/cm² - psi) ....................
14 - 200
Level indicator ..........................................................................
Hose attached to tank
Agitator ....................................................................................
Through hydraulic return
Filling device
- Model ....................................................................................
EJ-250
Working speed recommended (km/h) .......................................
2 to 6
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SPRAYER PRESENTATION
CONDOR BX-12/75
frame booms clean water tank control valve tank level indicator suction filter lateral footboard
PTO shaft pump
SPECIFICATION
Length (m) ................................................................................
Width (m) .................................................................................
Height (m) .................................................................................
Weight (kg) ...............................................................................
Tank
- Capacity (liters)......................................................................
- Material ..................................................................................
Filter
- Model .....................................................................................
- Mesh ......................................................................................
Pump
- Model .....................................................................................
- Flow rate (l/min) .....................................................................
- Maximum pressure (kg/cm² - psi) .........................................
- Power consumption (HP) ......................................................
Pressure gauge
- Model .....................................................................................
Control valve
- Model .....................................................................................
Nozzles
- Type .......................................................................................
- Number ..................................................................................
- Model .....................................................................................
- Maximum pressure (kg/cm² - psi) .........................................
- Spacing (cm) .........................................................................
Booms
- Length (m) .............................................................................
- Coupling .................................................................................
- Height (m) ..............................................................................
Level indicator ...........................................................................
Agitator .....................................................................................
Filling device
- Model .....................................................................................
Speed recommended (km/h) ...................................................
CONDOR BX-12/75
1.55
2.50
2.15
255
600
Polyethylene (plastic)
FVS-100
60
JP-75
75
35 - 500
6 HP at 28 kg/cm² (400 psi) with extended scale
VAR
Nozzles
Antidrip single nozzle body AGS
24
JD-12P
10 - 150
50
12
Manual
Up to 1.8
Hose attached to tank
Through hydraulic return
EJ-250
2 to 6
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MAIN COMPONENTS OF SPRAYER
SUCTION FILTER
Located between the tank and the pump, the suction filter is specifically designed to prevent dirt or impurities from reaching the pump.
It has an easily reached shut off valve which obstructs the liquid flow for filter cleaning, filtering elements changing and/or pump maintenance.
This valve must always remain open while the sprayer is running. If it remains closed, you will hear an unusual noise in the the pump.
FVS-100 valve
PUMP
The pumps mounted to Jacto sprayers have capacity ranging from 38 to 300 liters per minute.
PUMP
CAPACITY
(L/min)
MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE psi kgf/cm²
JP - 75
JP - 100
75
100
300
300
21
21
With capacity of 75 liters per minute at 540 rpm, the JP-75 pump can work under pressure of up to 21 kgf/cm² (300 psi).
It has three ceramic sleeves that ensure efficient applications and greater resistance to chemical abrasion.
JP-75
JP-100
(optional)
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MAIN COMPONENTS OF SPRAYER
Your sprayer may be equipped with Jacto VAR or Masterflow control valve. Identify it in the drawings below and proceed as directed.
V.A.R. CONTROL VALVE (CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75 / EM/75 / S-EM/75 / 800 B-12/75 / BX-
12-75)
This is a two-stage pressure regulator that provides greater sensibility in the calibrations.
The first stage is for calibrations from 0.7 to 4.2 kg/cm² (10 to 60 psi), usually used in herbicides applications. To avoid misreading, the pressure gauge has both high and low pressure reference scale.
VAR pressure gauge reference scale
(1)
NOTE: The scale on the cylinder body is to be used as reference for calibration of the sprayer.
It does not have the same function of the pressure gauge, which indicates the spraying pressure.
PRESSURE REGULATOR
MASTERFLOW CONTROL VALVE (CONDOR BX-12/75 MF / PJ-600 BX-10 MF)
This is a regulator that provides great sensitiveness and precision in the calibrations.
It has two basic functional characteristics in relation to conventional control valves.
1) FLOW PROPORTIONAL TO TRAVEL (Proportional Debit)
Even if the tractor's rpm fluctuates in a same working gear, it keeps the same spray volume per treated area.
2) CONSTANT PRESSURE ALONG THE WHOLE BOOM INDEPENDENT OF THE NUMBER OF
SECTIONS IN USE (Calibrated Return)
It has a system that allows to calibrate the return of each boom section, thus keeping the same working pressure in all sections, independent of the number of open or closed sections.
knob
MASTERFLOW pressure gauge
(1)
ATTENTION
In order to ensure long life of the pressure gauge, close lever (1) after regulating the sprayer, thus releasing the pressure, and close the pressure gauge valve.
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MAIN COMPONENTS OF SPRAYER
AGS SINGLE NOZZLE HOLDER
CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75 / 800 B-12/75 / BX-12/75 / BX-12/75 MF
The AGS single nozzle holder AGS is mounted with a ceramic cone nozzle (M-12/75
/ S-12/75 / 800 B-12/75) or stainless steel cone nozzle (BX-12/75 / BX-12/75 MF). It has a nondrip valve which shuts the flow off when the pressure drops to 10 psi, thus preventing it from dripping.
nondrip valve nozzle holder nozzle
BIJET WITH HOLSE - NOSSLE HOLDER (OPTIONAL)
CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75.
The BIJET WITH HOLSE NOZZLE HOLDER is mounted with a ceramic cone nozzle and one fan nozzle. It has a non drip valve which shuts the flow off when the pressure drops to 10 psi, thus preventing it from dripping.
cone nozzle no drip valve nozzle holder fan nozzle
SPRAY NOZZLES
The job of the nozzles is to generate droplets and distribute them over the surface being sprayed.
Flow, angle and droplet sizes vary according to working pressure. Also, operating with pressure over that recommended by the manufacturer will decrease the nozzles life.
The nozzles installed in these sprayers are mounted as shown in the figures below.
Cone nozzle (ceramic and stainless steel) filtering element cone nozzle nozzle cap
Flat fan nozzle filtering element flat fan nozzle nozzle cap
ATTENTION : Operating with pressures over that recommended by the manufacturer may change the nozzles working characteristics.
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MAIN OF COMPONENTS OF SPRAYER
FOAM MARKER (OPTIONAL)
This accessory is specifically designed to mark off the application band width with foam so as to prevent overlaps and skips when spraying back.
The ideal conditions for using the foam marker are the same for spraying, that is:
- Cool weather;
- No strong and dry wind.
control valve fuse filter tank foam nozzle compressor
Further information about the Mastermark foam marker can be obtained in the attached manual for this accessory.
CLEAN WATER TANK (OPTIONAL)
This is a plastic container with capacity of 12 liters.
Located in an easily reached position, it must always be filled up with clean water for washing hands and other parts of the body that may have touched chemicals when preparing the chemical mixture.
tank
ATTENTION: USE THIS WATER ONLY TO
WASH HANDS AND OTHER PARTS OF THE
BODY THAT HAVE TOUCHED CHEMICALS.
DO NOT DRINK THIS WATER IN ANY EVENT!
tap
PTO SHAFT
It has plastic shields along all its parts to provide more security to the operator. These shields prevent the rotating parts from contacting the operator and his clothes and plants as well. Do not remove the shields.
NOTE:
For instructions in detail, please refer to the section
MAINTENANCE - PTO
SHAFT.
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MAIN COMPONENTS OF SPRAYER
LINE FILTER (OPTIONAL)
JACTO also offers line filters for the spray circuit of boom sprayer. For each boom section there is a filter to be assembled on the pressure line.
This filter has 80-mesh screen and optimize the filtration to the nozzles.
To match some sprayers already being used, some kits have been made which are specific to each product line:
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum working pressure ........................................................................ 150 psi
Filtering element mesh ................................................................................ 80
Hose fitting ................................................................................................. ø 1/2"
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
For the proper assembly of filters on the sprayers, the pressure hose must be connected oriented by the arrow on the filter body.
LINE FILTER
NOTE:
The arrow indicates the flow inlet of the line filter.
Right boom
ATTENTION:
Clean the filter whenever necessary or filling the sprayer tank.
Do not exceed the maximum recommended pressure (150 psi).
LOW PRESSURE GAUGE KIT (OPTIONAL)
The low pressure gauge kit was designed for checking the actual pressure on nozzles.
It can be installed on the sprayers assembled with both universal nozzle caps and fittings and complex nozzle bodies, such as double and quadruple outlet units.
LOW PRESSURE GAUGE KIT
GENERAL CARE WITH THE LOW PRESSURE GAUGE KIT
The maximum pressure of this kit is 100 psi .
The pressure regulators of sprayers can easily reach above 100 psi pressures, what candamage the pressure gauges.
To ensure longer life of the pressure gauge,close the valve after regulating the sprayer.
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MAIN COMPONENTS OF SPRAYER
FILLING WITH FILLING DEVICE (MODEL EJ-250)
Put 50 liters of water into the tank.
Remove the plastic cap of the primary valve (2) and set the lever to the filling position.
Connect the filling device hose (1) to the primary valve (2).
Place the filling device (3) in the water source and the end of its hose in the tank filling opening.
Run the PTO at 540 rpm.
After filling, set the primary valve (2) back to the working position and install again the plastic cap.
tank working position control valve filling device hose (1) filling device (3) clear water tank plastic cap filling position primary valve (2)
PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
AND ASSURE A HEALTHY LIFE.
ATTENTION
THE SPRAYER FILLING OPERATION MUST BE MADE IN PLACES
APPROPRIATE FOR THIS PURPOSE, OR BY MEANS OF APPROPRIATE
VEHICLES (TRUCKS, TRAILERS, ETC.).
NEVER COLLECT WATER FROM RIVERS, LAKES, DAMS, STREAMS, ETC.
BY USING THE RETURN SYSTEM OF SPRAYERS.
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OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
Stage Procedure
Spraying
Receiving the sprayer
Use individual protective clothing .....................................
Do not work at high speeds .............................................
Do not spray against the wind .........................................
Do not travel with booms lifted or unlocked .....................
Take care with electricity supply cables ..........................
Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying .......................
After spraying, dispose of all protective clothing and take a shower ............................................................................
Check if all components are intact ..................................
Check the components of accessories box ....................
Require trained person to instruct about assembling, operating and servicing components and accessories ...
Using the sprayer for the first time
Check if the hitch pin is original .......................................
Check if the three-point hitch pins are original .................
Check if the hitch pins have cotter pins ...........................
Check the overlaps of the PTO shaft ..............................
Remove the tractor's drawbar .........................................
Raise to the highest the tractor's hydraulic arms ............
Adjust the control valve position to avoid impacts while turning .............................................................................
Check if the grease fittings are filled ................................
Check if the oil is on the level on the components ...........
Calibrate the tires ............................................................
Retighten the tank nuts and lug nuts ...............................
Whenever filling the tank
Every day or every 10 hours
Clean the suction or line filters ........................................
Clean nozzles and their strainers ....................................
Clean nozzles, strainers and filters .................................
Check the grease fittings and joint pins ...........................
Check the oil level on the pumps and gear box ...............
Wash the inside and outside of the sprayer ....................
Check for damage on the paint and repaint .....................
Check for oil leakage and stop it ......................................
Store the sprayer in a dry, ventilated and indoor place ....
First 30 hours
Every 100 hours
Change for the first time the pump oil ..............................
Retighten the bolts on the tank, axle and wheels..............
Change the oil of the pump and gearbox .........................
Tighten the belts ..............................................................
Clean and check the pressure regulator components ....
Clean the inside and outside of the sprayer, and paint the parts subject to corrosion with lubricating oil ..................
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Every 500 hours or annually
Service the pump ............................................................
Change hydraulic oil ........................................................
Change the oil of the gearbox ..........................................
Retighten the bolts of tank, wheels, axle, etc. .................
Change the grease of the wheel hub ...............................
X
X
X
X
X
X
-
X
-
-
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CHOOSING THE IDEAL TRACTOR
CHOOSING THE TRACTOR CONSIDERING THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM LIFT CAPACITY
The tractor should have lift capacity above the sum of the sprayer net weight (sprayer with empty tank) plus the weight equivalent to the tank capacity.
CONDOR M-12/75 / S-12/75 / BX/75 & EM/75 (600 liters)
Sprayer net weight .......................... 255 kg
Tank capacity .................................. 600 L (approximately 600 kg)
Recommended tractor .................... With hydraulic system lift capacity above 855 kg (255 + 600)
CONDOR 800 B-12/75 (800 liters)
Sprayer net weight .......................... 310 kg
Tank capacity .................................. 800 L (approximately 800 kg)
Recommended tractor .................... With hydraulic system lift capacity
above 1,110 kg (310 + 800)
ATTENTION
The numbers above refer to the sprayers only. As for the tractor, please consult its operator's manual.
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SETTING UP TRACTOR
ADJUSTING PARTS TO HITCH TO THE TRACTOR'S THREE-POINT SUSPENSION
ATTENTION: The instruction below is an example of what should be done for properly hitching the sprayer to the tractor's three-point suspension. To exemplify we have used the Ford 4600 tractor; so proceed as directed in the operator's manual of your tractor.
TIE ARM OF THE LEFT BAR
To adjust the length of the left lifting arm on the proper position, loosen the pin and turn the lower half (2) of the lifting arm.
NOTE: The grease fitting should be upward.
LEVELLING BOX
To adjust the transversal levelling of the sprayer, turn the crank (1) on the levelling box.
ADJUSTING THE THIRD POINT
Release the lock (1) and turn the sleeve (2) to adjus the length of the third point arm. During transport, fasten the plate of the third point bar to the pin (3) of the frame.
LOCK
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SETTING UP TRACTOR
- ADJUSTING PARTS TO HITCH TO THE TRACTOR'S THREE-POINT SUSPENSION
THIRD POINT FRAME
The third point frame has two positions (1 and 2) to install the third arm and two positions to install the frame lower pin.
Thus there are four different positions for this assembly.
HOLES POSITION
The positions of the holes vary according to the duty to be done.
Third arm's position
No. 1
No. 1
No. 2
No. 2
Frame
No. 4
No. 3
No. 4
No. 3
Duty kind
Ultra-light
Light
Medium
Heavy
STABILIZING CHAINS
The stabilizing chains should be installed to limit the sideward movement of the sprayer hitched to the three-point system.
These chains should be adjusted according to the booms of the sprayer to be used. To adjust them, relieve the lock nut (1) and turn the adjusting nut (2), as necessary, and retighten the lock nut.
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CONNECTING THE SPRAYER
- Remove or set aside the tractor drawbar.
drawbar
- Mount the sprayer to the tractor threepoint suspension and level it as shown in the figure beside.
h h
- Adjust the tractor hydraulic lift lever so that the sprayer is not raised too high.
height adjustment
- Adjust the PTO shaft. If necessary, cut the male and female bars so that, after connecting the sprayer, it has the overlaps recommended in the figure beside.
± 5 cm ± 5 cm
A
NOTE: Align the forks as shown by "A".
ATTENTION
Before cutting the bars, check for all possibilities of movement of the sprayer on the lifting arms and third point.
Make sure the hitch pins locks are correctly installed.
For instructions in detail, please refer to the section MAINTENANCE - PTO
SHAFT.
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ASSEMBLING THE BOOMS
ASSEMBLING THE BOOMS (CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75 / 800 B-12/75)
Assemble the booms on the sprayer (detail C).
Install the stabilizing rope and level the booms through the chain to be fastened to the frame
(detail A).
Tighten the lifting rope on the frame (detail A). Pass it through the boom sheave (detail B), pass through the ring (detail D),and return it through the moving sheave of the frame (detail A) as shown by the arrows in the figure below.
Then, the lifting rope must be fastened to the manual lift.
lifting rope
D sheave stabilizing rope
ASSEMBLING THE CENTRAL BOOM central boom support
INSTALLING THE MANUAL LIFT
Install the manual lift on the chassis and fasten it with the clamp and bolts, as shown in the figure below.
Pass the rope through the sheave and attach it to the reel.
MANUAL LIFT III sheave central boom reel
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ASSEMBLING THE BOOMS
INSTALLING THE ROPE - CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75 / 800 B-12/75
Install the lifting rope of the sliding frame as shown in the figure.
ASSEMBLING THE BOOMS
(CONDOR BX-12/75 / BX 12/75 MF / PJ-600 BX-10 MF)
Assemble the booms as shown in the detail.
CONNECTING THE HOSES
The connection of the hoses going from the control valve to the booms on the sprayers mounted with VAR or Masterflow control valve is the same.
control valve - CONDOR M-12/75
- CONDOR S-12/75
- CONDOR 800 B-12/75
- CONDOR BX-12/75
- CONDOR BX-12/75 MF
- PJ-600 BX-10 MF booms
(hoses connection)
ATTENTION
- Remove the booms when transporting the sprayer on trailers, trucks or tows.
- The booms lock system is designed for operations at low speeds.
- Lock the booms when moving the sprayer within the property.
- Only open or close booms in areas free of obstacles such as electric wires, trees, etc.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
SPRAY APPLICATION TECHNOLOGY
A successful spray application does not depend only on a good sprayer or correct use of the chemicals but also on factors to be determined in the field under specialized orientation.
Among these factors, some concepts should be part of a criterion of evaluation so that positive results may be attained within the pest control program.
- Ideal time
- Safety
- Sprayer operational condition
- Application rate
- Good coverage
- Well trained operator
IDEAL TIME
The ideal time for spraying should be chosen according to the chemical product characteristics, as well as to the field conditions:
- Infestation level of pests, diseases and weeds;
- Infection level of diseases;
- Growing stage of weeds;
- Weather conditions.
SAFETY
When spraying your crops, you must make sure there will be no risk to people, animals and environment. Avoid spraying at hotter times, with humidity below 55% or under windy conditions.
Never handle chemicals and spraying machinery without the obligatory individual protective equipment.
CORRECT APPLICATION RATE
Any type of application requires that the rate be maintained during the whole spraying work. This will be possible when you have a good sprayer properly calibrated.
This calibration can be obtained through practical methods or formulas. Please refer to the section OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS - CALIBRATING THE SPRAYER .
GOOD COVERAGE
You have a good coverage when the whole target is sprayed with uniform distribution, with no risk to the environment and with good results in the pest control.
The application rate does not have influence on the treatment results. Therefore good coverages can be attained even with different rates, which may vary according to operational and regional factors.
IMPORTANT!
READ CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW STRICTLY THE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE
CHEMICALS MANUFACTURER'S LABEL.
ALWAYS FOLLOW DIRECTIONS OF A TECHNICIAN WHEN HANDLING AND
APPLYING CHEMICALS.
ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE SPRAYER IS IN GOOD OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS
BEFORE STARTING THE SPRAYING JOB AND EMPLOY A WELL TRAINED
OPERATOR.
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OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS
V.A.R. CONTROL VALVE
CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75 / 800 B-12/75 / EM/75 / S-EM/75 / BX-12/75
This is a two-stage pressure regulator which provides great sensitiveness in the calibrations.
The first stage is for calibration from 0.7 to 4.2 kg/cm² (10 to 60 psi), normally used for spraying herbicides. To prevent failures when reading the pressure gauge, this has an extended scale to provide great sensitiveness in both high and low pressure calibrations.
V.A.R.
pressure gauge
NOTE: The scale is a reference for calibrating the sprayer. It does not have the same function of the pressure gauge which shows the pressure in the spray band.
REGULATING THE PRESSURE
1. Run the tractor PTO and gradually accelerate until reaching 540 rpm.
2. Set the lever (1) to the open position (for the booms).
3. Set the lever (2) to the open position (both sides).
4. Turn the knob until obtaining the desired pressure. Clockwise to increase pressure, counterclockwise to decrease pressure.
5. After regulating the pressure, set the lever (1) to the close position, and close the pressure gauge valve.
CONTROL
VALVE
(2) open right side
(1) Close
(2) open left side
(1) open
(2) open both sides
ATTENTION
In order to ensure long life of the pressure gauge, close lever (1) after calibrating the sprayer, thus releasing the pressure, and close the pressure gauge valve.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
PRESSURE REGULATOR
MASTERLOW CONTROL VALVE (CONDOR BX-12/75 MF / PJ-600 BX-10 MF)
This pressure regulator provides great sensitiviness and precision to the calibrations.
It has two basic functional characteristics in relation to the conventional control valves.
1. FLOW RATE PROPORTIONAL TO TRAVEL
The spray volume per area sprayed remains constant even if the tractor speed fluctuates in a same gear.
2. SAME PRESSURE ALONG THE WHOLE BOOM REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF
SECTIONS IN USE
A systems allows to calibrate the return of each boom section, thus keeping the same pressure in all sections, regardless of the number of open or closed sections.
MASTERFLOW
CONTROL
VALVE knob pressure gauge valve
(1) pressure gauge
ATTENTION
In order to assure long life to the pressure gauge, after regulating the sprayer, close the lever (1), thus releasing pressure, and close the pressure gauge valve.
OPERATING THE MASTERFLOW CONTROL VALVE
To calibrate the working pressure, proceed as follows:
01 - Run the tractor PTO and gradually accelerate until reaching 540 rpm.
02 -Set the relief lever to the P (pressure) position (fig.
A ).
03 - To increase the pressure, turn the knob clockwise (fig.
B ).
04 - To decrease the pressure, turn the knob counterclockwise (fig.
C ).
A
P
B C
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
MASTERFLOW CONTROL VALVE
To calibrate each boom section, proceed as follows:
01.Run the sprayer and open the flow to all boom sections.
02.Set the relief lever (1) to the P (pressure) position.
03.Set the levers (2), (3), (4) and (5) to point downward.
04.Check the pressure indicated by the pressure gauge.
05.Choose one of the boom sections and set its corresponding lever to the side (close).
06.The other levers should remain pointing downward (open).
1
P pressure regulator knob fixing screw return regulator knob
2 3
D
07.Check for pressure variation in the pressure gauge. If so, proceed as follows:
- Loosen the fixing screw of the outlet to the boom section chosen, as shown by the arrow (fig. E ).
- To increase the pressure, turn the knob clockwise (fig. F ).
-To decrease the pressure, turn the knob counterclockwise (fig. G ).
NOTE: The pressure should be the equal to that shown by the pressure gauge previously when the nozzles of this boom section were open and should not vary when operating the lever of the calibrated boom section.
- After calibrating that boom section, set the lever back to point downward (open position).
- Repeat the same operation with all boom sections so as to keep the pressure constant along the whole boom regardless of the number of boom sections in use.
F G fixing screw knob
E
ATTENTION: Keep the rpm constant while gauging the nozzles flow rate on the boom because this causes the pressure on the nozzles to vary, thus changing the flow rate.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
CHEMICAL CONTAINER RINSE
The chemicals are packaged in appropriate containers for each type of product.
After emptying the containers, they must be discarded in a safety way, in order not to poison the man and the environment.
It is very important , before any discard of empty containers, to remove the residues of the product that are sticked inside it and make it useless by piercing it.
Metal, plastic and glass containers must be rinsed for decontamination.
To facilitate this important operation , Jacto has installed on its trailed sprayers a suitable device that rinses internally the containers with pressurized water, eliminating most of the residues.
sprinkler stainer valve directional seals fixer valve
PROCEDURES
- Fill the chemical tank up to approximately
50% of its capacity.
- Pour the chemical into the tank.
- Engage the tractor PTO.
NOTE: The relief lever of the chemical control must be set to allow the chemical return to the tank (off) and the suction filter valve must be with the arrow turned to the main tank.
ATTENTION: USE THE RECOMMENDED
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR THIS OPERATION.
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relief lever closed
OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
- Hold the chemical container over the rinse nozzle and pull the directional valve lever to wash inside the container.
NOTE: With the chemical container over the rinse nozzle, make circular movements to reach all internal walls of the chemical container with the water jet for around 30 seconds.
- Fill up the sprayer tank with water.
chemical container chemical container rinse nozzle directional valve lever
ATTENTION: Never pull the directional valve without the chemical container over the container rinse nozzle.
- After rinsing the chemical container, wash it for the last time, using clean water from the 150-liter tank.
CONTAINER RINSE
5 cm
NOTE: To keep from contaminating the water and the clean water tank tap during the filling of the chemical container, hold the container at least 5 cm away from the tap and fill the chemical container with water up to 1/4, as shown.
1/4
- Fit the container cap and tight it very well to avoid leakage during the agitation.
- Agitate the container strongly in all ways (horizontal and vertical), during approximately 30 seconds to remove the residues that are sticked to the container internal walls.
-Take the container cap off and carefully pour the rinse water into the spray tank.
- Keep holding the container over the spray tank opening until the last drop.
- Repeat this operation twice more, thus completing the triple wash.
- Next , make the container useless by piercing it. Make sure their labels are not damaged for identification
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
HOLLOW CONE NOZZLE
HIGH QUALITY CERAMIC
SERIES JA
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
SPRAY PATTERN ............................................. HOLLOW CONE
SPRAY ANGLE ................................................. 75 TO 80 DEGREES @ 150 PSI
MATERIAL DE FABRICAÇÃO ..........................
SINTERED ALUMINA
FLOW RATE IDENTIFICATION .......................... NOZZLE COLOR AND DESCRIPTION
Series JA hollow cone nozzles are produced by processes developed for exacting markets of mechanical engineering, space and aerospace industries. A special mold injection process makes a perfect orifice on the nozzles, giving better quality to the surface finish than that achieved by machines. And the result is better coverage and more homogenous spraying.
These nozzles are approved by international quality standards, ensuring an outstanding spray cone uniformity and flow rate of nozzles.
The alumina-sintered nozzles are almost as hard as diamond and resist yet the most corrosive products. This provides perfect stability for long time concerning all requirements such as flow rate, coverage and droplet size.
TABLE 01 - FLOW RATE
Nozzle model*
Pressure
(psi)
30
45
60
90
120
150
180
JA - 1
0.23
0.28
0.32
0.38
0.42
0.50
0.52
JA-1.5
0.31
0.38
0.43
0.52
0.59
0.66
0.71
JA-2 JA-3
Flow rate (L/min)
0.47
0.64
0.55
0.64
0.76
0.86
1.00
1.04
0.77
0.88
1.06
1.21
1.34
1.46
210
240
0.55
0.60
0.77
0.82
1.13
1.22
1.57
1.68
270 0.63
0.87
1.28
1.76
300 0.72
0.90
1.42
1.84
*NOZZLES STRAINERS: use 50 or 60 mesh for all nozzle models.
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JA-4
0.91
1.10
1.25
1.51
1.72
1.91
2.07
2.22
2.34
2.42
2.54
JA-5
1.16
1.40
1.60
1.93
2.20
2.44
2.65
2.85
3.22
3.41
3.57
OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
TABLE 02 - SPRAYING VOLUME WITH NOZZLE SPACING AT 50 CM
JA-1
JA-2
JA-3
JA-4
JA-5
NOZZLE
MODEL
JA-1.5
COLOR
BLUE
BROWN
BLACK
ORANGE
RED
GREEN
PRESSURE
(psi)
90
150
210
60
90
150
210
210
60
90
150
210
60
60
90
150
210
60
90
150
210
60
90
150
FLOW
RATE PER
NOZZLE
(L/min)
TRACTOR SPEED (km/h)
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
SPRAYING VOLUME (L/ha)
0.32
0.38
0.50
0.55
0.43
0.52
96
114
150
165
129
156
77
91
120
132
103
125
64
76
100
110
86
104
55
65
86
93
74
89
48
57
75
83
65
78
43
51
67
73
57
69
38
46
60
66
52
62
35
41
55
60
47
57
32
38
50
55
43
52
0.66
0.77
198
231
158
185
132
154
113
132
99
116
88
103
79
92
72
84
66
77
0.64
0.76
1.00
192
228
300
154
182
240
128
152
200
110
130
171
96
114
150
85
101
133
77
91
120
70
83
109
64
76
100
1.13
0.88
1.06
1.34
1.57
339
264
318
402
471
271
211
254
322
377
226
176
212
268
314
194
151
182
230
269
170
132
159
201
236
151
117
141
179
209
136
106
127
161
188
123
96
116
146
171
113
88
106
134
157
1.25
1.51
1.91
2.22
1.60
1.93
2.44
375
453
573
666
480
579
732
300
362
458
533
384
463
586
250
302
382
444
320
386
488
214
259
327
381
274
331
418
188
227
287
333
240
290
366
167
201
255
296
213
257
325
150
181
229
266
192
232
293
136
165
208
242
175
211
266
125
151
191
222
160
193
244
2.85
855 684 570 489 428 380 342 311 285
In order to achieve spraying volumes (L/ha) from nozzle spacings other than 50 cm, multiply the values of the Table 2 by the conversion unit indicated below.
Nozzle spacing (cm)
Conversion unit
20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75
2.50
2.00
1.67
1.43
1.25
1.11
1.00
0.91
0.83
0.77
0.71
0.66
ORDERING: specify nozzle model and part #.
Ex.: nozzle JA-2, part # 000026.
Color Blue Brown Black Orange Red
Model JA-1 JA-1.5
JA-2 JA-3 JA-4
Part # 109744 454256 000026 454264 454272
Green
JA-5
454280
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
KEMATAL NOZZLES - SERIES 110 UF
EVEN FAN SPRAY
(UNIVERSAL USE)
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
SPRAY PATTERN ............................................. EVEN FAN
SPRAY ANGLE ................................................. 110 DEGREES AT 15 PSI
115 DEGREES AT 30 PSI
120 DEGREES AT 45 PSI
MATERIAL ........................................................
KEMATAL
FLOW RATE IDENTIFICATION ........................ NOZZLE COLOR (ISO)
NOZZLE GEOMETRY ....................................... ISO 10.626
LOW PRESSURE
(15 psi)
HIGH PRESSURE
(40 psi)
110° at 15 PSI
ANGLE: 110 DEGREES
LARGE DROPLETS
LOW DRIFT
GOOD DISTRIBUTION
ANGLE: 120 DEGREES
SMALL DROPLETS
BETTER PENETRATION
GOOD COVERAGE OF
LEAVES
APPLICATIONS
The flat fan nozzles of the Series 110-UF, approved by international standards, are nozzles of universal use made in Kemtal, a highly resistant and stable polymeric material. These nozzles are as resistant as those in stainless steel. According to tests carried out by the University of Oregon,
U.S.A., they proved to have useful life of at least 400 hours.
The flow rate is uniform under various temperatures and the spray angle is of 110 degrees.
At low pressure (15 psi), drift is reduced and outstanding spray deposti pattern is achieved with the generation of large droplets. At high pressure (40 psi) small droplets improve penetration into and coverage of plants.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
TABLE 1 - FLOW RATE
Color
Nozzle
Model
Orange
Green
Yellow
Blue
110-UF-01 - F110/04/3
110-UF-015 - F110/06/3
110-UF-02 - F110/08/3
110-UF-03 - F110 1.2/3
* Divide by 14.22 to convert to kg/cm².
15
0.26
0.38
0.47
0.76
20
0.32
0.42
0.56
0.86
Pressure (psi)*
25 30 35
Flow rate (l/min)
0.36
0.37
0.38
0.46
0.51
0.55
0.61
0.95
0.68
1.05
0.73
1.13
40 45
0.39
0.59
0.77
1.19
0.47
0.61
0.81
1.25
TABLE 02 - SPRAY VOLUME WITH NOZZLE SPACING AT 50 CM
NOZZLE
COLOR
ORANGE
GREEN
YELLOW
BLUE
NOZZLE
STRAINER
110-UF-01
80 mesh
110-UF-015
80 mesh
110-UF-02
50 mesh
110-UF-03
50 mesh
PRESSURE
(psi)
15
30
FLOW
RATE PER
NOZZLE
(l/min)
0.26
0.37
0.39
40
15
30
0.38
0.51
40
15
0.59
0.47
30
40
15
30
40
0.68
0.77
0.76
1.05
1.19
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
SPRAY VOLUME (l/ha)
78
111
62
89
52
74
45
63
39
56
35
49
31
44
28
40
26
37
117
114
153
177
141
204
231
228
315
357
94
91
122
142
113
163
185
182
252
286
TRACTOR SPEED (km/h)
78
76
102
118
94
136
154
152
210
238
67
65
87
101
81
117
132
130
180
204
59
57
77
89
71
102
116
114
158
179
52
51
68
79
63
91
103
101
140
159
47
46
61
71
56
82
92
91
126
143
43
41
56
64
51
74
84
73
115
130
39
38
51
59
47
68
77
76
105
119
In order to achieve spray volumes (l/ha) from nozzle spacings other than 50 cm, multiply the values of the Table 2 by the conversion unit below.
Nozzle spacing (cm)
Conversion unit
20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75
2.50
2.00
1.67
1.43
1.25
1.11
1.00
0.91
0.83
0.77
0.71
0.66
ORDERING
Nozzle color
Nozzle model
Part #
Orange
110-UF-01
564385
Green
110-UF-015
564393
Yellow
110-UF-02
564401
Specify nozzle model and part # . Ex: nozzle 110-UF-02, part # 564401.
Blue
110-UF-03
564419
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
STAINLESS STEEL CONE
NOZZLES
SERIES JD-10A & JD-12P
The Series JD hollow cone nozzles, made in stainless steel, are recommended for low pressure applications as well as for use on manual knapsack sprayers due to little requirement as to the chemical mixture solution.
TABLE 1 - FLOW RATE
NOZZLES
JD-10A
JD-12P
75
0.38
0.75
PRESSURE (psi )
100
FLOW RATE (l/min)
0.45
0.87
150
0.54
1.04
TABLE 2 - SPRAY VOLUME
NOZZLES
JD-10A
(BLUE)
JD-12P
(BLACK)
PRESSURE
(psi)
FLOW RATE
PER
NOZZLE
(l/min)
75
100
150
75
100
150
0.38
0.45
0.54
0.75
0.87
1.04
2
228
270
324
450
522
624
TRACTOR SPEED (km/h)
3 4 5
SPRAY VOLUME (l/ha)
152 114 91
180 135 108
216
300
348
416
162
225
161
312
129
180
209
250
6
76
90
108
150
174
208
Pressure band not recommended because it will cause premature wear to nozzles.
ORDERING
Specify nozzle model and part #. Ex.: Nozzle JD-10A, part # 717942.
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Nozzle
Part #
JD-10A JD-12P
717942 717174
OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
SPRAYER CALIBRATION
The safety of people, animals and environment depends on correct spray appications. Therefore, we list below important operational procedures.
WHEN HANDLING CHEMICALS
- Follow strictly the instructions on the labels.
- Use individual protective clothing.
- Do not eat, drink or smoke.
- Choose a ventilated place.
- Wash with water and soap the parts of the body touched by chemicals.
WHEN OPERATING SPRAYER
- Check for the proper working conditions of the sprayer.
- Do not blow by mouth nozzles, valves or tubes.
- Do not spray against the wind.
- Do not spray at sunny times
- Use individual protective clothing recommended.
- Do not eat, drink or smoke.
REMEMBER!
You are responsible for the success of the application.
CALIBRATING THE SPRAYER
The sprayer can be calibrated through the formula below or through the calibrator bottle as shown in the next page.
V =
F x 600
S x A
CALCULATING THE SPRAY VOLUME
( L/ha )
Where:
V : Spray volume (L/ha)
F : Nozzle flow rate (L/min)
A : Nozzle spacing (m)
S : Tractor speed (km/h)
600 : Conversion unit
EXAMPLE
Nozzle flow rate .............................. 1.0 l/min at 150 psi (JA-2 nozzle)
Nozzle spacing ............................... 0.5 m
Working speed ............................... 4.0 km/h
V =
F x 600
S x A
( L/ha )
V =
1.0 x 600
( L/ha )
0.5 x 4
V =
600
2
= 300 L/ha
ATTENTION
The numbers shown in the above example are illustrative. The correct calibration should be done according to instructions of a technician of trust.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
SPRAYER CALIBRATION WITH THE CALIBRATOR BOTTLE
BEFORE CALIBRATING THE SPRAYER CHECK THE FOLLOWING:
- Suction filter: dirts
- Hoses: twisted or bored;
- Pressure regulator components (valve seat, valve and spring): wear or dirts;
- Pump: proper lubrication (oil level and grease) and leakages;
- Nozzles: same model, wear, flow rate, strainers.
AFTER CHECKING, PROCEED WITH THE CALIBRATION AS FOLLOWS
1 - Mark off 50 meter on the ground to be sprayer.
2 - Fill up the sprayer.
3 - Choose the working gear.
4 - Engage the PTO.
5 - Accelerate until reaching 540 rpm at the PTO.
5 m
0 m 50 m
6 - Start travelling at leat 5 meters before the initial mark.
7 - Note the time it takes the tractor to travel 50 meters.
8 - On irregular terrain, repeat this operation several times and take the average.
9 - Stop the tractor with the acceleration used to travel the 50 meters, open the nozzles and adjust the pressure according to directions for the different types of nozzles:
- Cone nozzles : from 45 to 200 psi
- Flat fan nozzles : from 15 to 60 psi
10 - Use the calibrator bottle to collect the nozzle spray volume during the same time taken to travel the 50 meters, and read on the column corresponding to the nozzle spacing.
11 - Repeat this operation with several nozzles to obtain a volume average.
1,000 ml 400 l/ha 500 l/ha
300 ml 120 l/ha 150 l/ha
0 ml 0 0 nozzle spacing
Volume in ml 0.50 m 0.40 m
12 -The average obtained will be the spray volume for the gear and pressure already determined.
NOTE: 1º- If the spray volume obtained is below that wished, increase the pressure, decrease the speed (but 540 rpm at PTO) or change the nozzles for others of higher flow rate.
2º- If the spray volume is above that wished, decrease the pressure, increase the speed
(but keep 540 rpm at PTO) or change the nozzles for others of lower flow rate.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
CALIBRATING THE SPRAYER THROUGH A PRACTICAL METHOD
(Condor 600 EM-1/EM-2 e Condor 600 EM-1 P/EM-2 P)
BEFORE CALIBRATING THE SPRAYER EQUIPPED WITH GUN OR LANCE CHECK THE
FOLLOWING:
- Suction filter: dirts;
- Hoses: twisted or bored;
- Pressure regulator components (valve seat, valve and spring): wear or dirts;
- Pump: proper lubrication (oil level and grease) and leakages;
- Nozzles: same model, wear, flow rate, strainers.
BEFORE CHECKING, PROCEED WITH THE CALIBRATION AS FOLLOWS:
1- When there is not enough space between the rows for the tractor to enter, determine the spray swath by measuring the crop spacing and dividing by the number of times the sprayer passes between the same rows (e.g.: 4 m between rows ÷ 2 times = 2 m spray swath).
2- On beds (e.g.: vegetables), the spray swath will be equal to the bed width multiplied by the number of beds sprayed simultaneously (e.g.: 1 m bed width x 3 beds sprayed simultaneously = 3 m spray swath).
3- When the tractor enters the space between the rows, the spray swath can vary depending on the quantity of lance or gun used for spraying. If using one spray lance or gun, the spray swath is the crop spacing divided by two (e.g.: 4 m between rows ÷ 2 = 2 m spray swath). If using two spray lances or guns, the spray swath is equal to the crop spacing (e.g.: 4 m between rows = 4 m spray swath). If there is need to use two operators on the same side of the crop, each with a spray gun or lance, the spray swath can be determined by dividing the crop spacing by two (e.g.: 4 m crop spacing ÷ 2 = 2 m spray swath).
50 metros
4- To know how many meters need to be sprayed to cover 100 m², divide 100 by the spray swath measured (e.g.: 100 ÷ 2 m spray swath = 50 m, which is the distance to be sprayed).
5- Fill the sprayer tank.
6- Choose the operating gear.
7- Engage the PTO.
8- Accelerate until reaching 540 rpm at the PTO.
9- Note the time (seconds) it takes to spray the distance previously obtained in "item 4" (e.g.: 50 m) at a comfortable speed, which is sustainable on the normal conditions of the area (acclivity, declivity, obstacles, etc.) to be sprayed during the normal time of work.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
10Repeat this operation twice and take the average, adding time 1 and time 2 and dividing by two (e.g.: time 1 = 29s; time 2 = 31s; 29 + 31 = 60s; 60 ÷ 2 = 30s average, that is the time it takes to spray the distance previously obtained in "item 4", which is 50m).
11Stop the tractor with the rotation used to travel the 50 m, run the sprayer, pull the trigger (lance
LP-1130) or turn the knob on (gun) to begin the spraying and adjust the pressure according to the recommendation for the nozzle type:
- Cone nozzles: from 45 to 200 psi
- Flat fan nozzles: from 15 to 60 psi
- Deflector nozzles: from 15 to 30 psi
- Stainless steel nozzles series D: from 100 to 400 psi
12Collect the spraying volume in a container during the time determined (e.g.: 30s according to
"item 9").
13Measure the spraying volume in a graduated bottle.
14Repeat this operation twice and take the average (e.g.: 5 liters)
15To determine the spraying volume in 1 hectare, multiply 100 by the volume sprayed in 100 m²
(e.g.: sprayed volume = 5 liters x 100 = 500 L/ha spraying volume).
16Contact an agronomist and read the product instructions to check if the volume is inside the recommended limits. If the volume varies 10% from the recommended volume, proceed as follows: keep
1- If the spraying volume is below that desired, increase the pressure, decrease the speed (but
540 rpm at PTO) or change the nozzles for others of higher flow rate.
keep
2- If the spraying volume is above that desired, decrease the pressure, increase the speed (but
540 rpm at PTO) or change the nozzles for others of lower flow rate.
If it is necessary to carry out any of the above procedures, repeat the calibration procedure.
• When the recommended product dosage is concentrated (e.g.: 150 ml/100 L water), check the proper spraying volume through the beginning of the chemical flow, in case of foliage, or the desired droplet concentration.
17Contact an agronomist and read the product instructions to identify the recommended dosage.
• If the dosage is recommended in hectare (e.g.: 2.5 L/ha), calculate the necessary quantity of product for each filling operation in relation to the sprayed volume. For example, if the tank capacity is 400 liters and the spraying volume is 500 L/ha, the necessary quantity of product is (400 ÷ 500) x 2.5 = 2.0 liters product per tank.
• If the dosage is recommended in concentration (e.g.: 150 ml/100 L water), calculate the necessary quantity of product for each filling operation in relation to the tank capacity. For example, if the tank capacity is 400 liters, the necessary quantity of product is (400 ÷ 100) x 150 = 600 ml product per tank.
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OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
DILUTING THE CHEMICALS
ATTENTION
NEVER run the sprayer for with less than 50 liters of water in the tank to avoid damage to the pump.
Always use the following individual protective clothing when handling chemicals:
- Impermeable wide-brimmeed hat
- Goggles
- Mask
- Long-sleeved working clothes
- Impermeable gloves
- Impermeable boots impermeable wide-brimmed hat long-sleeved working clothes impermeable boots goggles mask impermeable gloves
ATTENTION
PREPARING THE CHEMICAL MIXTURE
- Read carefully the chemicals manufacturer's label.
- Pour the chemicals into a bucket with little water and stir.
- Add water until filling the bucket up.
- Stir until the mixture is homogeneous.
- Pour the solution into the sprayer's tank.
- Install the tank lid and make sure there is no leakage.
ATTENTION
ALWAYS FOLLOW TECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS
WHEN HANDLING CHEMICALS.
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MAINTENANCE
GUIDELINES
- Daily, after finishing the spray application, put clear water in the tank, remove the nozzles and run the sprayer till empty.
- Clean and reinstall the nozzles and strainers.
- Clean the main filter.
- Wash the outside and inside of the sprayer.
This procedure will avoid future problems caused by filter, nozzle and tube obstructions, and prolong the sprayer useful life.
ATTENTION
NEVER WASH SPRAYERS OR INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT IN OR
CLOSE TO RIVERS, LAKES, STREAMS, BROOKS, DAMS, ETC.
- Take off and wash all the individual protective equipment.
- Wash the working clothes separately from other clothing.
- Take a shower with plenty of water and soap and put on clean clothes.
MAINTENANCE OF COMPONENTS
MAIN FILTER
The frequency of filter cleaning depends on the quality of water and type of chemicals used.
Clean the filter whenever filling the tank or necessary.
FVS 100 ring filter cap filtering element valve
PRESSURE REGULATOR
Disassemble the pressure regulator every 100 working hours.
Check for wear on the valve and valve seat. Replace the parts if necessary.
VAR CONTROL VALVE MASTERFLOW CONTROL VALVE
(CONDOR BX-12/75 MF / PJ-600 BX-10 MF) spring valve and valve seat valve valve seat
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MAINTENANCE
AGS SINGLE ANTIDRIP NOZZLE BODY
CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75 / 800 B-12/75 / BX-12/75 / BX-12/75 MF)
Clean the nozzles and strainers daily or whenever necessary.
antidrip valve nozzle body lock
CONE NOZZLE filtering element cone nozzle nozzle cap strainer nozzle
(cone or flat fan) nozzle cap
FLAT FAN NOZZLE filtering element flat fan nozzle nozzle cap
NOZZLE MAINTENANCE
After prolonged use, it may be necessary to service the antidrip valve. Please refer to the table below.
1 cup nozzle body
PROBLEMS CAUSES CORRECTIONS
Valve does not seal.
a - Improper tightening of nut (1).
b - Impurities on the diaphragm.
c - Rupture of the diaphragm.
d - Rupture of the diaphram followed by chemicals buildup.
a - Tighten the nut (1).
b - Remove and clean the diaphragm.
c - Replace the diaphragm.
d - Replace the diaphragm and clean the cup.
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PRODUCT
LUBRICATING
OIL
GREASE
MAINTENANCE
LOCATION
PUMP JP-75
PUMP JP-100
PUMP JP-150
PUMP JP-42
PTO SHAFT
GREASE NIPPLES
AGITATOR
MANUAL LIFT
HOSE REELS
LUBRICATION TABLE
QTY.
FREQUENCY SPECIFICATIONS
RECOMMENDED
PRODUCTS
1.5 L 1ST CHANGE:
AFTER 30 HOURS
2.0 L
2.5 L
0.9 L
FURTHER
CHANGES:
EVERY 100
HOURS
API-SB
OR
SUPERIOR
SAE-30
ALL INTERNAL COMBUSTION
ENGINES WITHIN THIS
SPECIFICATION
-
DAILY
MULTIFAK EP-2
MOBILGREASE 77
LUBRAX GMA-2
BEACON EP-2
AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS
100 HOURS
LITHIUM BASE GREASE
NGLI-2
Spray pump mounted on this sprayer.
NOTE: The presentation order of recommended products does not imply any preference for mark or product.
LUBRICATION POINTS
ATTENTION
STOP THE SPRAYER AND TURN OFF THE TRACTOR ENGINE AND PTO
BEFORE SERVICING ANY PART OF THE EQUIPMENT.
LUBRICATING OIL
PUMP
Check the pump oil level daily and fill it up if necessary.
The first change is to be done after the first 30 working hours.
Further changes are to be done every 100 working hours or in case of oil contamination.
Use SAE 30 oil, which can be usually acquired in gas stations.
Oil capacity: 1.5 liters to pump JP-75.
Check the oil level through the plug located in the pump cover.
filling opening plug
GREASE
PTO SHAFT
Lubricate daily.
FOR INSTRUCTIONS IN DETAIL PLEASE
REFER TO THE SECTION MAINTENANCE -
PTO SHAFT.
Oil
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MAINTENANCE
LIFT
Lubricate every 100 hours.
LIFT III
CONDOR: M-12/75 / S-12/75 / 800 B-12/75
HOSE REELS
(CONDOR: EM/75 / S-EM/75)
Lubricate every 100 hours.
MECHANICAL AGITATOR
(CONDOR: S-12/75 / S-EM/75)
Lubricate daily.
BELT TIGHTENING
(CONDOR: S-12/75 / S-EM/75)
Loosen the nut (1).
Slide the pulley (2).
Retighten the nut (3).
2
1
AGITATOR
(CONDOR: S-12/75 / S-EM/75)
To eliminate leakages, tighten the gasket holding screw (1) (clockwise).
If leakage cannot be eliminated this way any more, then replace the gasket.
gasket holding screw (1)
ATTENTION
Make sure not to overtighten the belt.
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MAINTENANCE
CONVENTIONAL PTO SHAFT
ATTENTION: ALWAYS STOP THE SPRAYER AND TURN OFF THE TRACTOR
ENGINE BEFORE SERVICING THE PTO SHAFT. ALL KIND OF MAINTENANCE ON
THE PTO SHAFT MUST BE DONE WITH THE USE OF APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVE
CLOTHING, SUCH AS: GLOVES, BOOTS, GOGGLES, ETC.
ATTENTION
ONLY OPERATE WITH PTO SHAFT
EQUIPPED WITH PROTECTION GUARDS.
01- CONNECTING
- Check the PTO shaft length.
- Adjust the length by cutting the tubes and protection guards proportionately.
Note: File and remove all burrs.
- Connect the PTO shaft and install the safety chain.
Note: Leave some slack on the chain considering angular movements.
- Disengage the PTO when making sharp turns.
fig 1
Lubricate the male and female tubes and further points as the figure 1.
02- SERVICING a) DISASSEMBLING
1- Remove the lock screw.
2- Turn the guard cone until the indicated position.
3- Pull the guard cone.
4- Remove the sliding ring.
b) ASSEMBLING
5-Clean and lubricate the male and female tubes.
6-Install the sliding ring into the fitting with the grooves pointing toward the tube.
7-Install the protection guards.
8-Turn the guard cone until the indicated position.
9-Install the lock screw.
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MAINTENANCE
WINTER STORAGE
In areas where temperatures drop to 0º or less, the water accumulated in the pump can freeze and cause serious damage.
control valve tank plastic cap (1) pressure hose primary valve (2) main filter filter valve ring filling position working position pump
PROCEDURES
- Empty the tank completely by removing the drain plug.
- Remove the filter cover and open the filter valve.
- Remove the plastic cap (1) from the primary valve (2). Set the primary valve lever to the filling position.
- Run the sprayer for about 30 seconds at half speed.
NOTE: To avoid damage to components do not run the pump over the recommended time.
- Then, set the primary valve lever back to the working position and reinstall the plastic cap (1).
- Repeat this operation at the end of eack working day during winter time to avoid problems in future spray applications.
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tank
MAINTENANCE
TROUBLE-SHOOTING return hose control valve pressure hose boom spray lance filter primary valve pump
PROBLEMS - CAUSES - CORRECTIONS
Whenever Jacto sprayers equipped with piston pumps present problems, try to classifiy them in one of the following four groups.
a) LACK OF SUCTION AND PUMPING CAPACITY
No liquid flow through the nozzles.
No return to the tank.
Pressure gauge does not indicate pressure.
b) PRESSURE DEFICIENCY
(PARTIAL LACK OF PRESSURE)
Desired pressure is not attained.
Specified nozzle spraying angle is not attained.
Pressure gauge shows lower pressure.
normal pressure deficient pressure c) PRESSURE OSCILLATION
The pressure gauge needle oscillates.
The nozzle spraying angle oscillates.
d) INTERMITTENT PRESSURE
The pressure gauge needle vibrates with intensity.
The pressure hoses vibrate with intensity.
The nozzles apraying angle varies.
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MAINTENANCE
TROUBLE-SHOOTING a - LACK OF SUCTION AND PUMPING CAPACITY
PROBABLE CAUSES CORRECTIONS
1- PTO not turning.
The sprayer should be run with 540 rpm at PTO. Check visually whether the pump is being run.
2- Lack of water in tank.
To run the hydraulic system, it is necessary to contain a minimum quantity of liquid, otherwise there will be no pressure.
3- Filter valve closed (quick shut-off).
4- Dirty filter.
5- Obstruction in the intake hoses.
6- Air in the system.
When the pump runs, liquid will pass through the valve even in the closed position, however it will be insufficient. Open it.
Impurities in the filter prevent a free liquid flow. Clean the filter whenever filling the tank, or with more frequency depending on the quality of the water and the type of product applied.
Check whether the hose connecting the filter to the pump is twisted.
Check whether there is any obstruction in the hoses from tank to filter. Fill up the tank with water, open the valve and verify if it flows freely.
Check the filter packing ring. The filter should not leak.
7- Insufficient pump suction.
Remove the cover of the suction valves.
Check the condition of the valves and replace them if necessary.
b - PRESSURE DEFICIENCY
PROBABLE CAUSES
1- Low PTO rpm.
2- Valve closed (quick shut-off).
3- Filter partially obstructed.
4- Intake hose partially obstructed.
5- Air in the system.
6- Pressure regulator.
7- Worn nozzles.
8- Low pumping capacity.
CORRECTIONS
The proper PTO rotation is 540 rpm.
When the pumps runs, liquid will pass through the valve even in the closed position, however flow will be insufficient.
The filter should be clean to allow free liquid flow.
A deficient pump will cause depressurization. Check whether the hose connecting the filter to the pump is twisted.
Verify whether there is any obstruction in the hoses connecting the tank to the filter. Fill the tank with water, open the valve and observe if it flows freely.
Check the connections and the o'rings of the tank outlet and the pump inlet.
Check the valve and valve seat.
Check whether the nozzle flow is within the recommended guidelines.
Replace the nozzles when the flow rate exceeds 10% of the specified.
Use only nozzles recommended by the sprayer manufacturer.
Disconnect the pressure hose from the control valve.
Run the sprayer at 540 rpm.
Collect water for one minute and measure. The volume collected should approximate this shown below for each pump model:
JP - 402 = 38 L/min
JP - 75 = 75 L/min
JP - 150 = 150 L/min
JP - 300 = 300 L/min
JP - 100 = 100 L/min
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MAINTENANCE
TROUBLE-SHOOTING c - PRESSURE OSCILATION
PROBABLE CAUSES
1- Loose belts.
2- Air in the intake system.
3- Pressure regulator.
d -INTERMITTENT PRESSURE
PROBABLE CAUSES
1-Filter shut off valve closed.
2- Pump valve deficiency.
3- Pump head perforated internally.
CORRECTIONS
Check belt tension and tighten if necessary.
Check for damaged hoses, filter packing rings, etc., and repair if necessary.
Check the regulator components and clean or replace if necessary.
SOLUTIONS
When the pumps runs, liquid will pass through the valve even in the closed position, however flow will be insuficient.
Valve with sealing deficiency or stuck due to impurities.
Replace it.
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GENERAL CARE
SAFETY GUIDELINES WHEN USING THE EQUIPMENT AND CHEMICALS
We warn the owners and users that the UNREASONABLE USE of this equipment and the chemicals applied may cause damage to people, properties, animals and environment.
Read carefully and understand thoroughly this manual and the recommendations of the chemicals manufacturers.
Follow strictly the instructions for proper use of equipment and chemicals to ensure more safety and efficiency when spraying your crops.
AFTER SPRAYING
ATTENTION: Avoid leaving chemical mixture residues in the tank. For the last pass, prepare the chemical solution in enough quantity to spray the remaining of the crop.
- Empty completely the tank and wash thoroughly the sprayer in a place without contamination risk to rivers, lakes, brooks, dams, etc.
- Wash the inside and outside of the sprayer with clean water and detergent.
- Disassemble and clean each nozzle assembly with fine brush, water jet or compressed air.
- Dry, lubricate and store the sprayer in a dry and covered place.
- Repaint the damaged metallic parts to prevent corrosion.
- Spray the mettalic parts with lubricating oil to prevent corrosion.
- Take off the protective clothing and wash it separately from other clothing.
DANGER
SAFETY OBSERVATION
OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT WITHOUT FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS
MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
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STATEMENT OF LIMITED WARRANTY
MÁQUINAS AGRÍCOLAS JACTO S.A. warrants the equipment described herein and agrees to repair or replace parts and components which, under normal operation and wear, following the technical recommendations, show DEFECTS IN MATERIAL OR WORKMANSHIP.
WARRANTY PERIOD:
One (1) year from the purchase date by the original retail purchaser.
WARRANTY APPLICATION:
Jacto or its authorized representative shall honor this warranty, if any part or component shows confirmed defect in workmanship.
IT SHALL BE UNDERSTOOD THAT THE REPLACEMENT OF ASSEMBLIES SUCH AS PUMPS,
CONTROL VALVES, ENGINES, TRANSMISSIONS, HYDRAULIC PISTONS AND SIMILAR ONES SHALL
ONLY BE PERFORMED IN CASE THAT THE DEFECT CANNOT BE REPAIRED BY REPLACING
PARTS AND/OR COMPONENTS, NEW OR RECONDITIONED, ACCORDING TO RULES OR
AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE.
THIS WARRANTY IS NULL AND VOID IF:
Equipment is not used in accordance with the INSTRUCTION MANUAL, overwork or accidents.
Improper preventive maintenance or performed by unauthorized people.
Modification of the equipment in any way from the original design.
Change, damage, or loss of the product identification plate.
Utilization of parts and components not supplied by JACTO.
PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE ORIGINAL RETAIL
PURCHASER, AND RETURNED TO JACTO DEALER WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE DATE.
WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS:
Parts considered as normal maintenance such as: filtering elements, belts, hoses, nozzles, pistons, pressure gauges, as well as usual maintenance, adjustments, retightening, lubrication and painting.
Parts which show wear or tear due to use, UNLESS THEY SHOW DEFECTS IN WORKMANSHIP,
ASSEMBLY OR MATERIAL.
Hydraulic, lubricating oils and grease.
Injuries of personal or material nature to the user, owner, or third parties.
Additional charges resulting from paralyzation and repair of the equipment.
Freight charges, pick up and delivery charges.
Damages of any nature resulting from action of gases or liquids used in the equipment.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Defective parts replaced under warranty period shall be property of JACTO.
Eventual delays in performing services do not confer to the owner the right to indemnity or to extension of the warranty period.
JACTO reserves the right to change its products or to interrupt manufacturing the equipment.
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY shall be understood by its expressed terms, and no one in anyway subject to JACTO shall be authorized to modify or amplify the conditions prescribed herein.
In case of need for warranty request, call for the authorized dealer supplying all information required for a prompt compliance. Do not forget the identification of the equipment, total hours of work, and the noticed defect.
FOR THIS WARRANTY TO BECOME EFFECTIVE THE PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD FOUND
IN THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL MUST BE FILLED IN AND RETURNED TO YOUR JACTO DEALER.
THIS CARD MUST BE SIGNED BY THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER, INDICATING THAT HE HAS
READ AND UNDERSTOOD ALL SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS IN THE MANUAL.
FURTHER THE RETAILING DEALER HAS EXPLAINED TO THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER ALL
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. IN NO CASE WILL WARRANTY BE SUPPLIED UNTIL THIS CARD, PROPERLY
COMPLETED AND SIGNED, IS ON FILE WITH JACTO RETAILING DEALER.
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PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD
INVOICE NUMBER: DATE: / /
RETAILING DEALER:
PHONE:
SPRAYER:
CITY:
MODEL:
STATE:
SERIES: SPRAYER No.:
ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER:
ADDRESS:
CITY:
PUMP No.:
PHONE:
STATE:
PURCHASE DATE BY THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER: / /
THE WARRANTY IS IN FORCE AS OF THIS DATE: / /
RETAIL PURCHASER SIGNATURE:
Original retail purchaser's copy
PRODUCT REGISTRATION CARD
INVOICE NUMBER: DATE: / /
RETAILING DEALER:
PHONE: CITY: STATE:
SPRAYER:
SERIES: SPRAYER No.:
ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER:
MODEL:
PUMP No.:
ADDRESS:
CITY:
PURCHASE DATE BY THE ORIGINAL RETAIL PURCHASER: / /
THE WARRANTY IS IN FORCE AS OF THIS DATE: / /
RETAIL PURCHASER SIGNATURE:
PHONE:
STATE:
URGENT
RESPOND WITHIN 30 DAYS
FIRST CLASS POSTAGE REQUIRED
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Key Features
- High-pressure pump for effective spraying
- Adjustable boom width for customized coverage
- Pressure regulator for precise application rates
- Nozzles for various droplet sizes and spray patterns
- Clean water tank for hand washing
- Foam marker for application visibility
- Durable construction for longevity
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