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SETUP AND TESTING 

It is always recommended that you first test all spray equipment thoroughly with clean water. Silvan 

Rakpack’s are supplied with a blue adjustable nozzle containing a large orifice, which when twisting 

the tip can allow for a greater flow of liquid. It is recommended that the adjustable nozzle is used 
first with the spray gun and can be changed later if you require. 

Release the elastic straps that secure the spray hose to the tank and remove the lance and hose 
from the transport recesses on the tank.  

1.

 

Be  sure  to  wear  safety  equipment  as  recommended  by  the  chemical  manufacturer  before 
adding chemical to the sprayer 

2.

 

Check the suction line foot filter is clean and undamaged (see Maintenance section). 

3.

 

Fill the tank with clean water. 

4.

 

With the 12-volt supply connected and the 6-meter spray hose and spray lance connected. Fit 
the blue adjustable nozzle or any large orifice nozzle you may wish to use. 

5.

 

Check all hoses, hose clamps and connections for leaks or damage. 

6.

 

Switch the pump ON. 

7.

 

Depress  the  spray  lance  trigger.  The  pump  is  self-priming  and  will  start  spraying  within  30 
seconds. 

8.

 

Check the hose connections for leaks, if any are found stop the pump and rectify the problem 
before continuing.  

9.

 

By twisting the tip of the nozzle to the coarsest droplet size, the restriction to flow is minimized 
and pump pulsation will not occur. 

10.

 

Slowly twist the tip of the nozzle from a course droplet size to a fine droplet to your preference. 
If the pump begins to pulsate/cycle you may require a different nozzle that is rated to allow for 
higher flow rates at your selected droplet size at approximately. 

11.

 

Once the nozzle is set and the pump operates free of pulsation/cycling, the spot sprayer is ready 
to be utilized for spot spraying of chemical. 

 

Chemical solution may now be added to the tank. 

 

Follow the mixing instructions and safety precautions provided by the chemical manufacturer. 
Before adding concentrated chemicals, partially fill the tank with water then add the chemical 
and complete filling with water. 

 

Wear  all  the  safety  equipment  recommended  by  the  chemical  manufacturer  before  adding 
chemical to the sprayer and whilst conducting spraying operations. 

For safety, the spray gun has a catch that can be used to lock the lever closed to prevent accidental 
spraying. The catch can also be used to lock the lever open for continuous spraying. This should only 
be  done  when  safe  to operate  in this manner  and  where  there  is  no  likelihood  of  inadvertently 
spraying any person or property that may suffer damage.  

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Operation 

Turn nozzle to adjust 

 spray pattern 

 

Depress lever to spray 

 

Move red catch back to lock 

lever in ‘on’ or ‘off” 

position. Only if safe to do 

so. 

Summary of Contents for RP70N-S10

Page 1: ...0L 12V SPRAYERS RP70N S7 RP70N S10 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 64 07 8496070 www silvannz co nz SILVAN AUSTRALIA PTY LTD ABN 48 099 851 144 ...

Page 2: ... reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice YOUR SPRAYER DETAILS Record the details of your Rakpak Sprayer here for future reference when discussing service with your Silvan dealer ordering service parts or making a warranty claim DATE OF DELIVERY _____________________________ SELLING DEALER _____________________________ ADDRESS _____________________________ TELEPHONE NO _______...

Page 3: ...not cover Conditions resulting from misuse use of incompatible chemicals exceeding machine specifications including overloading impact damage negligence accidental damage or failure to perform recommended maintenance services as specified in the Owner Operator Manual applicable to the product Damage caused by continued use of a product after initial failure Any product which has been repaired by o...

Page 4: ...efore filling or using the sprayer Always wear the recommended safety clothing and equipment when handling chemicals and operating the sprayer Ensure that all operators and associated personnel are familiar with the legal regulations and codes of practice that apply to the safe use storage and disposal of spray chemicals Warning Before carrying out maintenance work wash the sprayer thoroughly to r...

Page 5: ...t polyethylene 135mm filler neck with screw on anti spill breather lid Calibrated fill mark moulded into tank as well as recesses for locating tie down straps and spray lance for transport FILTRATION Wire mesh foot filter on suction line removable for cleaning DELIVERY HOSE 6 metre length SPRAY GUN Lightweight 600mm Stainless steel lance with adjustable nozzle IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SPOT SPRA...

Page 6: ...not exceed the the vehicle manufacturer s specified safe load and carrying capacity CONNECTING TO 12 VOLT DC SUPPLY The sprayer requires a 12 volt DC power source to operate the pump such as the vehicle battery The wiring loom is fitted with alligator clamps to facilitate connection to a normal vehicle battery The red clamp should be connected to the positive terminal and the black clamp to the ne...

Page 7: ...tip of the nozzle to the coarsest droplet size the restriction to flow is minimized and pump pulsation will not occur 10 Slowly twist the tip of the nozzle from a course droplet size to a fine droplet to your preference If the pump begins to pulsate cycle you may require a different nozzle that is rated to allow for higher flow rates at your selected droplet size at approximately 11 Once the nozzl...

Page 8: ...ment in accordance with local regulations and the handling and disposal information available from the Chemical manufacturer CLEANING THE FILTER To check the filter remove the filler cap and hook the suction hose out with a bent piece of wire To avoid chemical contamination do not put bare hands in the tank to remove the filter Appropriate protective equipment including gloves should be used whene...

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