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IMPORTANT: The Sprayer requires periodic calibration and 

adjustment to verify the sprayer pattern and to verify the correct 

product delivery rate because improper application of products can 

damage turf or reduce the efficacy of applied products.  
 

IMPORTANT: Check and adjust Broadcast Spray pattern daily, 

prior to treating each lawn, and as needed to verify that the nozzles 

are properly aligned and spraying properly. 
 
IMPORTANT: Whenever you change products or rates of 

application and at one-month intervals, or more frequently during 

heavy use, verify that calibration is still valid. Adjust as necessary. 

  

IMPORTANT: You should regularly compare the amount of 
product used to the number of square feet covered. 
 

IMPORTANT: Use caution when spraying near desirable 

vegetation or painted surfaces to avoid damage.  
 
IMPORTANT: Use caution when spraying in windy conditions 

to avoid damage. 
 

IMPORTANT: The Triumph spray system is designed to apply 
Low Volume spray solutions at the application rate of 

approximately 1 QUART PER THOUSAND SQUARE FEET (0.95 

L / 93 m

2

). An optional kit is available with nozzles sized to apply 

approximately ½ GALLON PER THOUSAND SQUARE FEET (1.9 
L / 93 m

2

). Products that require higher application rates than these 

are not suitable for use in the Triumph.  
 

IMPORTANT: Install the Tank Agitator Kit T 000593 when 

working with water insoluble products. High rate of such products 
may clog the spray system.  
 

IMPORTANT: It is recommended that a compatibility jar test be 

conducted prior to mixing any product or products in Triumph.  
 
Description of Sprayer features, controls, and operation 

 

The spray pattern and spray rate are controlled by the engine 

speed, pump pressure, and the nozzle orifice. Referring to 

FIGURE 

14

: A Pressure Unloader Valve (

A

) at the lower right rear of the 

front frame controls pump pressure. There is a Suction Shutoff 

Valve (

B

) located at the lower left rear of the front frame. The Drain 

Valve (

C

) can be used to flush the spray system, drain the tanks or 

fill the Spot Sprayer bottle (included). Line Strainer K filters the 

liquid before it reaches the pump. The Tanks are connected 

together by common Suction and Return flow plumbing to provide a 
total capacity of 

12 U.S. GALLONS 

(45.4 liters). 

NOTE: The 

Triumph is not capable of selectively drawing from only one Tank. 

 

 

Referring to 

FIGURE 15

: There is a pair of low drift nozzles 

(broadcast (

D

) & trim (

E

)) for use while in 

LOW GEAR

, and a 

second pair of low drift nozzles (broadcast (

F

) and trim (

G

)) for use 

in 

HIGH GEAR

. [If the Half Gallon Nozzle Kit is installed, the 

LOW 

GEAR 

Broadcast Nozzle is replaced by a second 

HIGH GEAR 

Nozzle and 

both are used simultaneously to spray.]  
 

Referring to FIGURE 16: A Spray Lever (

H

) with lock is mounted 

on the left handle which allows the operator to spot spray the liquid 
product while blanket covering the area with granular product. 

Dashboard mounted Spray Selector Valves (

I

) control which 

selects High gear Broadcast and Trim Nozzles. Spray Valve (

J

selects Low gear Broadcast and Trim Nozzles.  
 

The sprayer comes from the factory with standard nozzles sized to 

apply approximately 

1 QUART 

(.95 liters) per thousand square feet 

((93 m

2

) in either gear whether broadcasting or trimming. [An 

optional Half Gallon Nozzle Kit is available to apply approximately 

ONE-HALF GALLON 

(1.89 liters) 

PER THOUSAND SQUARE 

FEET.

 

With the 

20 PSI

 Pressure Unloader Valve installed at the factory, 

the sprayer has a 

7-FOOT 

effective pattern width and an 

11 

FEET

 (3.4 meters) overall pattern width using a single front 

mounted broadcast nozzle, as shown in 

FIGURE 17

. The spray 

distribution pattern allows the use of a 

7-FOOT 

(2.1 meter) 

overlap spreader travel pattern to achieve an even and complete 
coverage of the sprayed product on the entire turf area by 

overlapping the edge of the last spray pattern approximately 

FEET

 (.61 meter). Using a trim nozzle provides an even 

finished distribution over a spray pattern of 

3-FEET 

(.91 meters) 

on the surface being treated.  

 

If your calibrated effective spreader width is 7 feet

, the factory 

settings will enable the sprayer and spreader to be operated at the 

same time to provide even and complete distribution of both the 

sprayed and spread products to the entire area.  

Sprayer Operation 

25 

Pesticide Safety 
 

The improper use, handling, application, and disposal of pesticide 

products applied by this machine may cause death or serious inju-

ry. 

 

 

Read and follow product label and Material Safety Data Sheet 
(MSDS) precautions for handling, mixing, applying, and dispos-
ing of pesticides applied by this machine. Some materials may 

present health hazards that will require the use of Personal 

Protective Equipment (PPE). Always wear required PPE. 

 

 Keep required Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) available 
for use by the operator or mechanic. 

 

Keep pesticide labels and MSDS available for the operator or 
mechanic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FIGURE 16, Sprayer Controls 

FIGURE 15, 

Nozzles 

FIGURE 14, Unloader and Shutoff 

Summary of Contents for E1E

Page 1: ...UR SUPPORT HOTLINE AT 800 346 2001 SUPPORT PERMAGREEN COM OR AT WWW PERMAGREEN COM PermaGreen Triumph Spreader Sprayer Operator s Manual Model E1E with Serial Number 170001 and Above Triumph E1E Seria...

Page 2: ...of the manual When a manual revision is provided insert the revised pages in the manual Record the revision number the date the revision was inserted in the manual and provide your initials or signatu...

Page 3: ...as Starting and General Instructions 15 e Driving Techniques and Principles 16 f Driving on Hillsides and Daily Service 17 g Testing Safety Devices 18 5 Spreader Operation 21 24 a Spreader Controls an...

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Page 5: ...nent part of the machine It must be available at all times to all of the operators and persons servicing the machine Should the machine be resold this manual and service records are to remain with it...

Page 6: ...ly assembled and tested damage may have occurred in transit or storage A PermaGreen Servicing Dealer or the purchaser of the Triumph shall perform the Pre Operation Inspection and complete and fax or...

Page 7: ...cing nor vibration should cause the Deflector to change position Fully Loaded Brake Inspection Place planking on top of the Screen in the Hopper to protect the agitator and the screen Put 150 POUNDS o...

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Page 9: ...er leaving Read additional Safety Labels on this machine B WARNING Before operating Training is required Read operator s Manual Read safety instructions Read all machine safety labels Shields must be...

Page 10: ...Machine WARNING Labels Refer to FIGURE 2 SAFETY MANUAL 6 R WARNING Improper operation and improper maintenance of this machine may cause death or serious injury DO NOT operate the machine if Engine s...

Page 11: ...eep heat sparks and flame away Never refuel or drain indoors Use only an ap proved container ALWAYS close fuel valve when transporting the machine Read engine Owner s Manual Machine Information Labels...

Page 12: ...umph in LOW GEAR As the trainee progresses to more advanced phases of training the degree of difficulty may be increased but at each phase the initial training must begin on terrain that has a low deg...

Page 13: ...ction Equipment refer to Pesticide Label when using compressed air or water to clean the machine Regulate the pressure to 29 PSI 200 Kilopascals 6 Inspecting work area Prior to operating carefully ins...

Page 14: ...Back in Reverse Gear with the Throttle Clutch engaged using the brakes as necessary 13 Avoiding slipping or tripping injury Use caution when riding on and getting on and off the Triumph Keep a firm g...

Page 15: ...ll side This is the preferred angle for driving on gentle slopes When pointing across an incline continued Recommendations for driving across a hillside Lean uphill to provide better balance for you a...

Page 16: ...Safety Manual WARNING 13 Reverse Operation for required precautions while operating the Triumph in reverse If there is not adequate standing room for the operator on the Transport platform the machine...

Page 17: ...e Service Manual 19 Pesticide Safety The improper use handling application and disposal of pesticide products applied by this machine may cause death or serious injury Read and follow product label an...

Page 18: ...Handlebars permitting them to drop down for the convenience of the operator and to permit the machine to used as a walk behind unit The Handlebars automatically lock in the down position Pushing the...

Page 19: ...to Neutral Turn Kill Switch OFF When leaving the machine unattended close Fuel Valve Never leave the machine unattended on a slope where someone could disengage the Brakes and the machine could roll P...

Page 20: ...front of the driver is even with the handlebars he has reached the front sideline of the FRONT BALANCE ZONE Descending a 15 degree slope When the driver s arms are full extended and he must squat to...

Page 21: ...Third Hole Slide plate and linkage Engine cooling fins Blower housing inlet Starter carbure tor governor linkage Honda Throttle Lever Throttle Lever and cable Lubricate and protect the following using...

Page 22: ...o unusual noise is detected Shift into HIGH GEAR and maneuver through a series of lock to lock figure eights Confirm that the machine steers out of the turns with no more than 30 POUNDS of force requi...

Page 23: ...ds 1 4 INCH Rotate each tire so the valve stem is in the 12 O CLOCK position and check pressure Confirm that tire pressure is 12 PSI 83 Kilopascals and fluid is visible 7 Machine Safety Label Visual T...

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Page 25: ...rt spreader operation by pushing the Hopper Lever C forward to the OPEN position To stop spreader operation pull the Hopper Lever rearward to the CLOSED position Spreader Rate adjustment The HIGH GEAR...

Page 26: ...of the machine move the Third hole Lever forward to increase the opening of the Third hole Adjuster Plate Spreader Operation NOTE For proper spreading the engine RPM measured with the machine in NEUTR...

Page 27: ...nt Knob against the Hopper Lever and tighten the knob Close and open the Hopper several times and confirm hole opening Adjust Third hole setting Without changing the Rate Adjustment Knob setting open...

Page 28: ...time required to travel the 143 FOOT 44 meter turf course The normal time is approximately 20 seconds 1 seconds With the machine operating in LOW GEAR at full throttle RECORD THE TIME required to cove...

Page 29: ...ast D trim E for use while in LOW GEAR and a second pair of low drift nozzles broadcast F and trim G for use in HIGH GEAR If the Half Gallon Nozzle Kit is installed the LOW GEAR Broadcast Nozzle is re...

Page 30: ...d resemble the 3 FOOT spray If your calibrated effective spreader width is 8 feet install the 30 PSI unloader cap from the Unloader Valve included in the 8 FOOT Spray Kit supplied with the machine and...

Page 31: ...rayer Calibrate machine ground speed to 143 FEET in 20 SECONDS 1 SECOND Set up a 143 FOOT long test course Measure a distance of 143 FEET 44 meters over turf Measure the elapsed time it takes to trave...

Page 32: ...use the Spot Sprayer is carried in a machine mounted bracket Triumph provides room for an optional second Spot Sprayer The Spot Sprayer holds enough spray to cover approximately 500 ft2 46 5 meters2...

Page 33: ...ilizer and Ethanol Treatment additive in every tank to prevent ethanol related fuel problems STA BIL is the only approved fuel stabilizer for use in PermaGreen equipment Use PREMIUM unleaded fuel NEVE...

Page 34: ...nal Transaxle damage Do not attempt to repair Brakes Stop too fast Brake Cable adjusted too tight Brake Band and Drum dirty Something caught in Brake Band and Drum Rear Wheel Hub low on grease Stop to...

Page 35: ...roduct does not flow from Hopper See Spinner Platter does not turn Engine RPM incorrect Sprayer No Spray output Tanks empty Spray system not primed Suction Valve closed Clogs Nozzle Strainer Tank Stra...

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Page 37: ...k Hopper opening Rate Adjustment Knob Check and adjust the Spray Nozzle alignment as necessary Check and top off engine oil Check and top off clutch oil Check for loose or missing fasteners or parts c...

Page 38: ...ne Safety Labels Replace worn or damaged footpads Perform all scheduled maintenance as directed in the Service Manual Tires are filled with pressurized diluted RV antifreeze to provide ballast for a l...

Page 39: ...the Triumph Read Safety Manual WARNING 5 Safety Devices now FIGURE 19 Checking engine oil FIGURE 20 Check clutch oil Level Checking clutch oil Refer to FIGURE 20 Remove clutch OIL FILLER CAP DIPSTICK...

Page 40: ...DO NOT over speed engine Replacing Throttle Lever Remove Handgrip Loosen Lever tensioning Screw Remove cable Replace Throttle Lever in reverse order Replacing Throttle Cable Remove Handgrip Loosen Lev...

Page 41: ...action and readjust as desired 37 Brake adjustment Refer to FIGURE 25 To increase braking loosen jam nut and extend Turnbuckle Adjuster Test braking and adjust as necessary Tighten jam nut To decrease...

Page 42: ...Plumbing and Electric Schematics 38 FIGURE 25 Plumbing Diagram A Starting module B Neutral switch C Ground to engine D Kill switch E Engine Magneto FIGURE 26 Wiring Diagram...

Page 43: ...A BIL Fuel Stabilizer and Ethanol Treatment additive into all fuels used Premium unleaded preferred Regular unleaded minimum NOTICE NEVER use E85 or other high ethanol fuel Oil Specifications on your...

Page 44: ...Supreme Inc with prior notification of the need for Warranty Service or Buy Back Return a Warranty Claim Form to PermaGreen Supreme Inc along with the claimed defective part s if required within 30 D...

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