4 - Set Up
4. 1
Sprayer Set-Up
Introduction
This section of the manual deals with taking delivery and preparing the new sprayer for service in the field. It
contains important information to help you get started, plus mandatory safety information. Please make sure that
anyone intending to use the equipment carefully reads and understand the contents, plus any related
documentation.
Safety
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Safety during set-up, service and maintenance procedures requires awareness, preparation and common sense.
Preparing the sprayer for service in the field involves:
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-Unloading the sprayer from transport
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-Connection and testing of Mechanical components
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-Connection and testing of Electrical wiring and systems
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-Connection and testing of Hydraulic hoses and systems
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-Installation of mounting brackets and electronic components in the cabin
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-Reading and interpreting technical information and illustrations
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-Testing of Fluid systems
Below is a list of safety issues which must be observed before commencing set-up:
Before carrying out any set-up procedures observe the following:
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-Make sure your work area has lifting and safety equipment of a suitable load bearing capacity.
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-Always wear safety eye protection, overalls, safety boots and gloves where appropriate.
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-Keep animals and people away from the service area at all times unless involved in the procedure.
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-Keep children away.
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-If necessary clean and de-contaminate the sprayer and use chemical safety gear (see “Chemical Safety”
section 2).
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-Position the sprayer on a suitable flat surface with enough room for the boom to operate.
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-Never perform set-up, service or maintenance procedures with the engine or PTO running.
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-Turn the tractor engine off, place in park with the hand brake on and remove the ignition key!
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-Fit wheel chocks in front and behind of each wheel.
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-Always use suitable safety stands when supporting the sprayer off the ground.
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-Always re-fit all safety equipment and shields after service procedures.
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-Think each job through before commencing work and assess any potential risk.
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-Avoid working alone or at least have some-one check on you periodically.
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-Carry a mobile phone on you for emergencies.
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-Isolate any power source and clear the area of any flammable material before using an arc welder.
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-If any procedure is unclear or requires facilities which are not available, refer the job to your HARDI dealer.
Summary of Contents for Mercury Covamax series
Page 1: ...MERCURY COVAMAX Operator Instruction Manual 67002404 100 HAU 08 2009 www hardi com au...
Page 10: ...Table of Contents TOC 8...
Page 18: ...2 Safety 2 6...
Page 88: ...6 Maintenance 1 18 Maintenance Activity Record Date Service Performed...
Page 92: ...7 Fault Finding 1 4...
Page 100: ...8 Technical Specifications 8 8...
