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Position the sprayer to minimize contamination to the operator. With the pump mounted away from 
operator the risk of contamination due to hose failure can be minimized. It is recommended that the 

sprayer  be  securely  attached  to  any  ATV  or  other  vehicle.  Refer  to  manufacturer’s  instructio

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appropriate load limits and fitting positions. 

 

Note:  1 litre of water = 1 kg. 

 
Never  fill  spray  tank  to  a  capacity  beyond  the  specified  overall  weight  limits  set  by  your  vehicle 
manufacturer. Recesses in the top of the tank allow for tie down straps. When fitted these should be 
firmly secured to approved attachment points on the ATV or other vehicle. 

 
The sprayer should be mounted centrally and as near to the centre of gravity of the ATV or vehicle as 
possible. It should not protrude to cause an obstruction. 

CONNECTING TO 12 VOLT DC SUPPLY 

 (12V VERSION) 

 

The Sprayer requires a 12-volt DC power source. A three-metre loom is provided with the sprayer to 
allow the sprayer to be connected to the 12-volt DC source available. The brown wire is positive, and the 
blue is negative. If you extend the wire use wire of the same gauge or larger. 

 
An on/off switch is fitted to the  sprayer to allow the sprayer to be  switched off from the 12-volt DC 
source to prevent accidental drain of power. The switch also allows the pump to be shut down when the 
tank is empty preventing overheating and damage to the pump. 

 
Consult your vehicle instruction manual for correct electrical connection. 

CHARGING THE BATTERY 

 (RECHARGEABLE VERSION) 

Note: The battery should be charged before first use. 

 

Check the pump switch is in the off position. Plug the battery charger into a standard 240 Volt power 
point. Connect the plug on the output lead to the socket on the sprayer. 

 
Recharging time  depends on the  state of the  battery. A completely discharged battery takes up to 5 
hours to recharge. After recharging for general safety reasons turn off the charger, especially if to be left 
in an unattended area.

  

 

 

Fitting Instructions 

Do not exceed the vehicle 

manufacturer’s specified safe load and carrying capacity.

 

Fit the TWO (2) gun clips to the side 

of the tank with screws supplied.

 

(NOT FOR MODEL SP25-TR2)

 

Summary of Contents for REDLINE SPOTPAK Series

Page 1: ...ECHARGEABLE SP25 R1 SP55 R1 SP100 R2 SP25 B SP25 TR2 VICTORIA HEAD OFFICE Telephone 61 03 9215 2700 Fax 61 03 9215 2701 www silvan com au NEW ZEALAND Hamilton New Zealand Telephone 64 07 8496 033 Fax...

Page 2: ...er Conditions resulting from misuse use of incompatible chemicals exceeding machine specifications including overloading impact damage negligence accidental damage or failure to perform recommended ma...

Page 3: ...trained personnel to attach or operate the implement Warning Before carrying out maintenance work wash the sprayer thoroughly to remove all toxic chemicals that may contaminate the sprayer Warning Do...

Page 4: ...mm 885 mm Width 330mm 425 mm 470 mm Height 280mm 360 mm 435 mm Dry Weight 4 4 kg 5 4 kg 9 kg The dry weight of the 25L rechargeable 25L unit with battery is 5 5kg TANK Blow moulded translucent impact...

Page 5: ...Battery Pack from SILVAN only Before charging read the instructions Do not expose to rain Associated Transformer T1 in the Battery Charger Manufacturer W T Model No CH24WA 08 Pri 100 240V 60 50Hz 0 4A...

Page 6: ...the 12 volt DC source available The brown wire is positive and the blue is negative If you extend the wire use wire of the same gauge or larger An on off switch is fitted to the sprayer to allow the...

Page 7: ...t and the pump is operating free of excessive pulsation cycling then the spot sprayer is ready to be utilized for spot spraying of chemical Important note Spray units should not be operated with exces...

Page 8: ...on line is not fully immersed Pump operates with no flow rate or reduced flow The pump will not prime unless the gun trigger is on Check filter in tank filter in handgun handle nozzles for blockage or...

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