1 x Sprayer body complete 1 x Handle section 1 x Bag containing: bolts, nuts and washers 1 x Instruction manual and Warranty Letter.

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1 1 x Sprayer body complete 1 x Handle section 1 x Bag containing: bolts, nuts and washers 1 x Instruction manual and Warranty Letter.

2 The Turfmaster sprayer has been factory tested prior to packing and only requires the handle section to be fitted. Fit the handle to the main chassis using the four M6 x 35 setscrews, M6 wing nuts and washers provided. A trial run should be carried out on a dry concrete surface to check that the nozzles are in alignment. This should be carried out using clean water to ensure everything is in working order. Half fill the container with cold water, replace the filler cap and move off at a steady walking pace similar to the speed of mowing. This will prime the pump mechanism and water will spray from the nozzles, showing that all air has been bled from the spraying system. If an airlock remains in the system, unscrew the diaphragm and check the valve cap and push the machine until water flows through the system. Tighten the cap and the machine will start to spray. DO NOT over tighten the diaphragm cap. The has a spray width of 24 inches (61cm) which is equal to the width of the wheel track of the machine. To ensure total coverage follow the wheel tracks made on the previous pass. In common with all, the spray pattern tails off on the extreme edge of the treated swath which is compensated for when treating the return track. TEAL SPRAY MARKING liquid is available as an alternative method for marking the spray path reliably. Alternative size nozzles are available to purchase separately: ANDT1.5 (BLUE) & ANDT3.0 (GREY).! " # $ " % & ' & % ( ) ) * +,! " " + & -. + & / ( % +, 6 * * " % 7 8 ( 9 + ' $ : 3 : $ ; 4 < + " ' + $ = 3 : $ ; 4 > ' & $ + ; 6! 9 * + % " " = 4 3 *! " ' + $ A # + 8 " ' +? 3 4? B * * ( % $ A 8 ' + C / * " + ' % "! 9 + % ( ) ) * + - D ' + > / E 4 5 & + *! 9 + ' $, ' ( < ( % +, 6 * * " % 7 F $ ; 4 < + " ' + $ E E E $ ; 4 > ' & $ + ; 6! 9 * + % " " ( F G G *! " ' + $ A # + 8 " ' + F 5 B * * ( % $ A 8 ' + H / * " + ' % "! 9 + % ( ) ) * + I * 6 + / J 4 : & + *! 9 + ' $, ' ( < ( % +, 6 * * " % 7 = : 5 $ ; 4 < + " ' + 3 : $ ; 4 > ' & $ The tank is marked to give approximate coverage K for partial filling. The coverage areas for each nozzle may vary plus or minus 5% depending on the speed of operation and variations of the terrain. L M N N The diaphragm control valve assembly is fitted with a quick fit self aligning cap. It is important to keep the nozzle outlet parallel to the ground. You achieve this when fitting the cap and nozzles. The cap is self aligning. If the nozzle drips or the spray pattern is distorted, this may be caused by a minute blockage in the diaphragm valve or nozzle filter. To remove the nozzle tip, rotate the cap a half a turn anticlockwise, when viewing from the front. Always ensure the nozzle seal is in place on reassembling. Treat all components with care as they are precision made to give long and accurate working life. Should the pump at any stage during the machine s working life cause trouble it can easily be removed and returned to a dealer for repair or contact Walkover for a replacement. Work on the inside of the pump can only be carried out by the manufacturer and no attempt should be made to dismantle this unit otherwise the guarantee becomes invalid. To remove the pump, tip the machine backwards onto the handle to allow easy access. Remove the split pin on the drive side axle and pull the wheel and axle clear of the pump. Having carried out this operation, remove thesteel outlet retaining clip and then each of the two pipe elbows from the pump. These elbows are a push fit and are detached by pulling at a slight angle. Remove the nuts from the pump and slide clear from the bracket. To reassemble the unit, reverse the foregoing operation ensuring that the nuts are not over tightened.

3 L O P Q R S T U V W V X Y U O R Z O [ Q \ T U [ S ] W Q R [ W Q ^ T [ W X S [ K O X S U T U W V X Y U T U [ P U V O [ S R S T [ _ P ` T U Z O [ Q \ P Q T [ W K X S ` \ Y Q S _ Q O O Q _ V X \ T V ^ _ ` O a U V X S [ U V O a a [ T [ W Y [ \ T P U [ \ T W [ Q T _ [ \ T S U Q b [ c [ [ \ X S [ a K It is very important not to allow chemicals to dry out in the pump mechanism that could granulate and score the interior surfaces. This could impair the performance of your machine. Where temperatures below zero degrees are likely to be experienced, ensure that all liquid has been drained from the machine by removing the hose from the pump. This elbow is a snap fit and pulls out quite easily at a slight angle. Rotate the drive wheel to empty the pump and pipe work and reconnect the pipe into the pump. A small amount of car anti-freeze introduced into the pipe and pump system will give excellent protection. L [ _ ] T R Z U [ _ ` Z Q O S ` \ Q W [ Q S P U [ W [ Z V \ T Q _ ` \ Q T ` V \ _ Q R V Z Z X W K Ensure the container is half full of clean water at the outset of your spraying operation and the pump primed before adding concentrated chemical. In the case of highly viscous concentrates and soluble powders, pre-dilute the product to be applied in a watering can or bucket with sufficient ( warm) water to ensure it is completely dissolved. Half fill the tank with clean cold water. Add the required amount of product and top up to the required level with water and replace the cap. Rock the unit backwards and forwards a few times to ensure satisfactory mixing and then commence spraying, maintaining a steady pace. If a smaller are is to be treated fill the tank to the appropriate level. The sprayer stops spraying immediately it ceases to travel forward. To move the sprayer in a full condition (from one area to another) without spraying, pull backwards on Q O O ^ V X W wheels. The back wheels are sufficiently strong for turning but are not intended for transporting the weight of a full tank. The manufacturer sets the pump mechanism. Any tampering with the pump setting may change the performance of your machine and will render your guarantee void. Some of the chemicals that can be applied by this machine onto grass areas and driveways require special precautions for use. Protective clothing including boots, gloves and masks may be necessary and therefore individual manufacturer s recommendations for the particular chemical must be closely adhered to. L a ` S Z O Q ` _ S Q \ R W [ S ] V \ S ` c ` O ` T R ^ V W _ ` S X S [ V ^ Q \ R ] W V ] W ` [ T Q W R c W Q \ a V ^ Z U [ _ ` Z Q O Q ] ] O ` [ a c R Q _ Q Z U ` \ [ V ^ T U [ ` W _ Q \ X ^ Q Z T X W [ K O O W [ Q S V \ Q c O [ Z Q W [ ` S T Q d [ \ T V [ \ S X W [ Z V W W [ Z T a V S Q Y [ Q ] ] O ` Z Q T ` V \ V ^ d \ V P \ Z U [ _ ` Z Q O ^ V W _ X O Q T ` V \ S c X T Q O d V b [ W a V [ S \ V T Y X Q W Q \ T [ [ [ ` T U [ W T U [ ` W [ ^ ^ ` Z ` [ \ Z R V W Q Z Z [ ] T Q \ R W [ S ] V \ S ` c ` O ` T R V W a Q _ Q Y [ W [ S X O T ` \ Y ^ W V _ X S [ W e S _ ` S T Q d [ S ` \ Q S S [ S S ` \ Y a ` O X T ` V \ W Q T [ S K Experience has shown that combined mixes of chemicals, i.e. fungicides and weed killers, can sometimes interact, resulting in the formation of gelatinous substance which can crystallise if left in the machine after use. This solidifies within the pump and nozzles and can in extreme instances completely destroy the pump mechanism. Many propriety brands of garden and horticultural chemical are sold in the form of soluble powder or Crystals. The machine will satisfactorily apply these chemicals always providing that the crystals or powder are pre-mixed before adding to the reservoir tank and assuming that the chemical in question is [ \ T ` W [ O R S V O X c O [. leave a soluble powder or a crystal solution, or even an organic product, to stand in the machine for any period of time as sediment may form in the system and

4 the concentration being applied may be too strong and cause scorching. It may also find it s way into the pump mechanism causing L damage. mix propriety brands of chemicals unless assured of their compatibility. N.B. THE f g h i j k l f m h l n h k o m h IS NOT SUITABLE FOR USE WITH CRYSTALS OF SODIUM CHLORATE or SULPHATE of IRON unless thoroughly mixed.

10 T [ _ X _ c [ W Q W T X _ c [ W L [ S Z W ` ] T ` V \ 1 2 W Wheel 2 2 W1033 Spring Dome Nut 3 2 W1322 x ¾ Split Cotter Pin 4 4 W1422 Headed Nylon Bush no W1113 Dowel Pin (Drive) 6 2 W1030 Wheel 12 Slotted 7 2 W1031 Spring Dome Nut ½ 8 1 W1479 Drive Axle 9 1 W1654 Frame (2) 10 1 W1069 Outlet Securing Clip 11 4 W1043 M4 Nut 12 4 W1068 M4 Spring Washer 13 1 W2056 Pump 14 1 W1492 Free Wheel Axle W1036 M6 Plain Washer 16 4 W1037 M6 Wing Nut 17 1 W1537 Bottom Handle Now Obsolete W1130 M6 x 35 Hex Head Set Screw 19 1 W1483 Top Handle W1041 M6 Nut 21 1 W1279 Cap and Liner ½ BSP 22 4 W1092 Stainless Steel Clamp W1493 Tube ID x x 6 Long 24 2 W1005 Elbow 25 2 W1004 O Ring (Elbow) 26 1 W3005 Tank Assembly (Includes items 44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,54) 27 1 W1653 Tube ID x x 2 ½ Long 28 1 W1165 to Hose Tail 29 2 W1223 Stainless Steel Stepless Clamp W1652 Tube ID x x 13 ½ Long 31 2 W1129 M6 x 16 Hex Head Set Screw 32 1 W1650 Nozzle Plate 33 2 W1572 End Plug 34 2 W1566 Check Valve for ½ Tube 35 2 W1568 Seal CP19438 EPR 36 2 W1100 Nozzle Strainer Stainless 37 2 W1574 Nozzle ANDT 2.0 Red 38 2 W1575 Nozzle ANDT 3.0 Grey ( Option ) 39 2 W1567 Bayonet Cap 40 1 W1571 Hose Shank Connector 41 1 W1570 Wing Nut CP18032A NYB 42 1 W1569 Inlet Connector ½ 43 1 W1651 Boom ½ ID x 15 Long Durapipe 44 1 W1641 Tank Cap 6 Vented 45 1 W1642 Tank 25 Litre 46 W1576 Nozzle andt1.5 Blue ( Option) 47 1 W13282 Decal- Turfmaster 48 2 W1635 ½ BSP Tank Connector 49 2 W1636 ½ BSP Back Nut 50 2 W1637 Gasket Washer 51 1 W1162 ½ BSP Ball Valve 52 1 W1247 ½ BSP Street Elbow M/F

11 53 1 W1156 Basket Filter for Tank Nylon Mesh 54 1 W1582 Content Label (Not Shown) 55 1 W1659 Sealing Washer Conversion Tables Feet to metres Metres to feet Yards to metres Metres to yards Sq. metres to sq. feet Sq. Feet to Sq. Metres Sq. Yards to Sq. Metres Sq metres to sq. yards Acres to Hectares Hectares to Acres Gallons to Litres Litres to gallons sq foot 144 sq inches sq metres 1 sq yard 9 sq feet sq metres 1 Acre 4840 sq yards sq metres 1 Acre 0.4 Hectares 4047 sq. yards 1 Hectare 2.47 Acres 10,000 sq. metres 1 Hectare 10,000 sq, metres 11,960 sq. yards 1 Gallon 8 Pints Litres USA Fluid Measures 1 US Pint (16 fl. Oz) Imp. Pints litres 1 US Gallon Imp Gallons Litres SPRAYER SERIAL No. DATE PURCHASED: NOTES

12 1. Nozzles failing to spray together. Check that the diaphragm control valve units are not over tightened. Slacken all control valve units and retighten finger tight, just stopping leaks when operating the machine. L ` Q ] U W Q Y _ Z V \ T W V O b Q O b [ S S U V X O a \ [ b [ W c [ V b [ W T ` Y U T [ \ [ a K 2. Nozzles failing to spray Check your walking speed. You could be walking too slow to operate the unit. Taps in off position. Nozzle strainer or inline filter blocked. Air lock. Unscrew one diaphragm control valve unit, push or pull the machine until liquid flows. Tighten diaphragm control valve as in 1 above. L V \ V T V b [ W T ` Y U T [ \ K 3. Blocked tubes or tank. 4. Drop in Spray pressure. Streaking or uneven spray pattern Machines fitted with an on/off tap. 6. Machine still sprays when the tap is turned off. Blocked Nozzle. Remove nozzle cap by turning the cap one half turn anti- clockwise. Clean nozzle or replace. Replace cap and try machine again. Remove diaphragm control valves and nozzle caps. Disconnect a convenient tube joint. Using the water pressure from a garden hose, force blockage through the system, increasing the water pressure as necessary. Reassemble when blockage is clear. Leak from pump Remove the pump from the machine and return to V dealer W \ ] X _ for ] K repair. If the pressure drops as your walking speed increases the pump is worn. Replace the pump. [ Q d ` \ ] ` ] [ P V W d V W ] ` ] [ p V ` \ T S K Replace pipe tube as necessary. Tighten or replace pipe clips as required. ^ ] \ [ X _ Q T ` Z P U [ [ O S Q W [ ^ ` T T [ a K Check that the wheel is not spinning on the axle. Tighten the wheel nut as necessary. Change to a larger type nozzle. Blocked or damage nozzle. Remove Q T [ W ` Q O as c X ` in O a 2 X ] and V \ clean \ V q q O or [ replace. Clean V q q O [ nozzle ` \ Z V W W cut [ Z T out, O R Q O with ` Y \ [ stiff a K card Release nozzle cap by turning the cap one half turn anti-clockwise, realign nozzle and retighten the cap. ` r [ a \ V q q O [ S K You may have different nozzles fitted. Refit matching nozzles as required. The return tube to the tank is blocked. Remove and flush with garden hose to clear blockage. If the unit is being towed, the towing speed is too fast.

13 Please return your completed Warranty Card immediately upon receipt of your s t u v { t w z t } w x y z t This ensures that as a user you have the option to appear on our mailing list which is periodically used to advise Walkover customers of any new developments relating to our products. If there is any component, or components, manufactured by WALKOVER L that is found to be defective within 12 months from the date of purchase (or in the case of a machine used for hire purposes, 45 days), WALKOVER L undertake to replace the faulty component(s) free of charge either directly or through authorised dealers at our discretion. The following are covered under this guarantee: (1) A NEW MACHINE- which has been subject to operation in excess of recommended capacities, misuse, negligence or accident, or has been altered or modified in a manner not authorised by WALKOVER SPRAYERS LIMITED. (2) TRANSPORTATION CHARGES to and from an authorised dealer. WALKOVER SPRAYERS LIMITED operate a policy of continual improvement and reserve the right to alter product specification without giving prior notice. ^ T [ W [ Q Z U S [ Q S V \ ~ P [ W [ Z V [ \ a T U Q T R V X U Q b [ R V X W _ Q Z U ` \ [ S [ W b ` Z [ a c R R V X W a [ Q O [ W ~ ] W [ ^ [ W Q c O R c [ T P [ [ \ Z T V c [ W Q \ a Q \ X Q W R ~ T V Q b V ` a a [ O Q R Q T T U [ S T Q W T V ^ T U [ ^ V O O V P ` \ Y S [ Q S V \ K O [ Q S [ Z V \ T Q Z T X S ` ^ R V X \ [ [ a Q S S ` S T Q \ Z [ P ` T U T U ` S K This product is manufactured in the United Kingdom by:

5. DRIVE 1. SAFETY 2. PREPARATION 3. FRAME 4. TRANSMISSION 6. ROW UNIT 7. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

5. DRIVE 1. SAFETY 2. PREPARATION 3. FRAME 4. TRANSMISSION 6. ROW UNIT 7. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY 2. PREPARATION 3. FRAME 4. TRANSMISSION 5. DRIVE 6. ROW UNIT 7. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT DRIVE Standard Turbofan 540, 450 & 1000 RPM with PTO Drive Your Monosem planter will be equipped