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Operating 

A16

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OPERATING THE SPRAYER

   CAUTION

Always wear adequate protective clothing 

including long pants, substantial protec-

tive footwear, gloves, and eye protection 

when mixing chemicals or spraying.  Wear 

a mask or face shield if necessary.  

1.  Calculate the amount of chemical needed to 

complete the job using the application rate, 

and only mix what is needed.

2.  Fill the sprayer where spills cannot harm the 

vegetation.  

 

NOTE:  

If you are using a wettable powder be 

sure to mix the material well before spraying.  

This can be done by using the spray wand to 

stir the material for a period of time to make 

sure it is thoroughly mixed.

3.  Visually inspect the hoses and nozzles on the 

sprayer for leaks or damage before spraying.

4.  Check spray tip height and spray pattern on 

the spray boom.  Tips should be about 17” 

from the ground to the base of the tip.  Spray 

tips should be aligned so the spray pattern is 

perpendicular to the direction of travel.

5.  Release the air pressure in the spray wand to 

initiate the check valves in the spray boom by 

opening the spray wand valve (P/N B017) until 

spray material flows from the wand.   

 

NOTE: 

 Never let the sprayer operate in one 

spot, always turn the pump off when the tractor 

is stopped.

6.  Use the toggle switch to turn on the spray 

boom when actively moving and ready to 

spray.   

 

NOTE:  

Turn the sprayer off during turns to 

avoid double spraying.

   CAUTION

Maintain a steady and slow speed around 

2.5 MPH (4 km/h) when spraying.  Be aware 

of changing weather conditions.  Any blow 

back on the operator can be harmful.  The 

chemicals can be absorbed via skin and 

inhalation.

INSTALLING THE WIND SCREEN

Depending on the wind condition you may, or may 

not, want to install the Wind Screen to prevent 

spray drift.  Remove the Wind Screen when the 

sprayer is not in use to protect it from damage.  To 

install the screen, hook the rings over the S-hooks 

mounted on the Wind Screen Support Brackets.  

CLEANING THE SPRAYER

After every spray session, it is recommended to 

follow these steps to clean the sprayer.  

1.  Dilute the remaining chemical and spray this 

mixture on the area just treated until it is gone.

2.  Clean the sprayer and rinse with clean water. 

 

NOTE: 

Always follow the spray manufacture’s 

directions to properly neutralize the chemicals  

if necessary.  

3.  Operate the spray nozzles until all water is 

gone.

Summary of Contents for A16

Page 1: ...structions Compatible on decks 42 48 52 60 and 62 Please Read and Save These Instructions For Safety Read All Assembly and Operation Instructions Prior to Operating Attachment P N 7662 14 Release Date...

Page 2: ...understood to help prevent possible injury to the operator and others If anything in this manual is confusing or hard to understand please contact your local authorized dealer or call our service depa...

Page 3: ...0 Operating 11 Chemical Safety 11 Pump Operating Pressures 11 Calibrating the Application Rate 11 Operating the Sprayer 12 Installing the Wind Screen 12 Cleaning the Sprayer 12 Maintenance 13 Cleaning...

Page 4: ...tractor when the operator is seated facing forward in the tractor seat TRACTOR is the prime mover including the engine drivetrain operator seat and controls to operate the mower SPRAYER BOOM is the s...

Page 5: ...hown herein at any time without notice or obligation DECK COMPATIBILITY The A16 Boom Sprayer is supported on the following decks As new decks are added this list may not be complete so check with your...

Page 6: ...A16 3 A16 Boom Sprayer with Windscreen Component Identification Spray Boom Nozzle Boom Support Windscreen Tank Support Spray Boom Hose Assembly Spray Wand Pump Switch Wire Harness...

Page 7: ...ust take full responsibility for safety The Walker Rider Lawnmower has been designed with many safety features to protect the operator from personal harm or injury However it is neces sary for the ope...

Page 8: ...g the engine 12 Never attempt to make any adjustments while the engine is running except where specifically instructed to do so 13 The electrical system battery contains sulfuric acid Avoid any contac...

Page 9: ...aximum recommended slope operat ing angle is 15 degrees or 27 grade When operating the machine on a slope reduce speed and use caution to start stop and ma neuver To prevent tipping or loss of control...

Page 10: ...OID the warran ty and may cause hazardous conditions 7 Never attempt to disconnect any safety devices or defeat the purpose of these safety devices 8 Use genuine factory replacement parts Substitute p...

Page 11: ...P N B025 35 on the left and right Tank Supports in front of the Rear Support Brackets using the two U bolts B035 34 and four 4 F427 5 16 flange nuts into the appropriate set of holes For the 42 and 48...

Page 12: ...tion d Install the locking pins P N B026 32 into the tubes 3 Install the Boom Supports P N B031 36 on the front of the left and right Tank Supports using a F093 5 16 18 x 1 hex bolt and a F020 nut 4 C...

Page 13: ...r on Deck 3 Connect the Wire Harness P N B004 to the Pump P N B003 4 Initial Installation Only Route the Wire Har ness where it won t be cut or pinched by a moving part It is recommended to secure the...

Page 14: ...on and off at 100 PSI The spray wand has a flow rate of 1 gallon 3 78 L per minute At this flow rate the pump operating pressure will be about 60 65 PSI This operating pressure gives optimal continuo...

Page 15: ...wand valve P N B017 until spray material flows from the wand NOTE Never let the sprayer operate in one spot always turn the pump off when the tractor is stopped 6 Use the toggle switch to turn on the...

Page 16: ...er Spray Wand Tip 1 Unscrewed the Spray Wand Tip from the spray wand 2 Wash the tip under a faucet and reinstall Spray Wand Tip STORAGE OF THE SPRAYER Follow this procedure before storing the sprayer...

Page 17: ...tricting flow POOR SPRAY PATTERN 1 Adjust the Spray Tip height 2 Adjust the Spray Tip direction 3 Check the Tip Strainers PUMP VIBRATES OR SWITCHES ON AND OFF Adjust the Allen screw in the top of the...

Page 18: ...B004 Wire Harness 43472 1 22 B005 Harness Batt Conn ST43483 1 Frame Mount 23 B036 3 S Hook Wind Screen 3 24 B036 1 Wind Screen 1 25 B014 1 Spray Tip 3 26 B033 Boom Extensions 43170 2 27 B015 Tip Stra...

Page 19: ...36 32 37 31 38 28 29 30 31 35 34 34 33 32 26 27 25 28 29 39 11 9 10 27 25 28 2 23 10 24 18 23 8 2 5 4 3 F396 F025 F025 F020 F646 F170 F433 F570 F093 F646 F093 F020 F646 F570 F433 F570 27 25 F091 F009...

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Page 23: ...work is performed Warranty service can be arranged by contacting the dealer where you purchased the machine or by contacting Walker Manufacturing Company 5925 East Harmony Road Ft Collins CO 80528 Pr...

Page 24: ...WALKERMFG CO 5925E HARMONYROAD FORTCOLLINS CO80528 970 221 5614 FORM NO 122220 PRINTED IN USA www walker com 2020 WALKER MFG CO...

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