Features And Controls - Briggs & Stratton 26CC Manual Del Usuario

KNOW YOUR BACKPACK SPRAYER
Read the Operator's Manual and safety rules before operating your backpack sprayer.
Compare the illustrations with your backpack sprayer to familiarize yourself with the locations of various controls and
adjustments. Save this manual for future reference.
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(A) Sprayer tank – Used to hold the agricultural chemical diluted
liquid. Strainer is included in the tank to prevent any debris to
get into the tank during filling.
(B) Engine – The power source of the backpack sprayer.
(C) Sprayer frame – Stabilises the backpack sprayer when in
the upright position and to support the sprayer tank, pump
and engine.
(D) Backpad – Provides back support.
(E) Dual action plunger pump – Connected with the engine and
pushes the chemical diluted liquid out from the sprayer tank
(F) Drain cap – Used to close and drain the liquid.
(G) Straps – Two padded straps that go over the shoulders.
(H) Sprayer tank lid – Used to close and prevent the chemical
diluted liquid from spilling out of the sprayer tank.
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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

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(I) 3 nozzle spray wand – Used for larger area applications.
(J) Extension rod – length extension for 3 nozzle spray wand.
(K) Single nozzle wand – Used for straight spraying applications
(L) Sprayer hose assembly – High pressure hose that connect the
pump outlet & spray wand.
(M) Pump outlet - Pump discharge port.
(N) Rubber mount – Used to absorb vibration from the engine
and pump
(O) Throttle control lever – Controls the engine speed.
(P) Stop switch – Pressed to stop the engine immediately.
(Q) Pressure regulation – Used to adjust the pressure for
appropriate spray conditions.
(R) Pressure locking plate – Used to lock the pressure position.
(S) Grease cups (2 places)– Used to apply & lubricate the plunger.
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