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3 075 Delivery Report Form Prior to acceptance of the equipment, thoroughly check and mark off the items outlined in the delivery checklist below with your sales representative. Make sure you fully understand the operation, adjustment and safety rules as outlined in the operator s manual. The sales representative is responsible for going over this form with the owner and operator of this attachment. This form also serves as your warranty registration. Fax to Customer Information Last Name Street Address City State Zip Attachment Information Model Serial Number Dealer Information Company Name Sales Rep. Name Company Street Address City State Zip Delivery Checklist Check to make sure sprayer is completely lubricated. Buyer is shown all grease fittings and proper gear oil height. Oil in gearbox checked for proper level and weight. All bolts checked for tightness. All hitch pins and retainer bolts in place. All safety shields in place. PTO shaft checked for proper length. Procedures for attaching sprayer to tractor demonstrated to end user. Starting procedures explained to end user. Operation guidelines as outlined in this manual explained to end user. All adjustment procedures explained to end user. Lubrication points shown to end user. All safety precautions thoroughly read and understood. Adjustment of spray volume explained to end user. Electrostatic spraying system wiring technique explained to end user. The signatures below indicate that both the sales representative and the end user have gone over the above checklist and all topics have been covered thoroughly. Buyer Signature Sales Rep. Signature Date Date Fax this completed form to

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5 Table of Contents 075 Introduction Thank You Warranty Information Warranty Restrictions Safety Safety Procedures Chemical Safety Maintenance Safety 6 6 Sprayer Information General Information Electrostatic Spraying Information 7 8 Basic Operation Attaching to Tractor Operating Your Sprayer Operating Procedures for Electrostatic Spraying Procedures Adjustments and Maintenance Calibration Lubrication Cleaning Your Sprayer Connecting Voltage Cable from Spray Head to Power Supply Converter Electrostatic Wiring Diagram Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions Parts Catalog Cover Page Main Frame Assembly Tank and Attachments Driveline, Gearbox and Pulleys Wheel Assembly Fan Assembly Control Manifold Lower Plumbing Upper Plumbing Metering Valve Assembly Air Divider and Electrostatic System Gearbox Centrifugal Pump PTO Shaft Assembly

6 Thank You 075 Dear Customer, Thank you for purchasing a Windmill Spraymaster Electrostatic Sprayer. This manual has been prepared to acquaint you with the operation, adjustment and maintenance of your new sprayer. It was carefully designed and manufactured under the highest industrial standards to give you years of dependable service. Read this manual carefully and fully understand the operation of the machine before attempting to operate it. Each section has been clearly identified so you can find the information you need. Windmill Sprayers reserves the right to make changes in design and specifications, and/or to make additions to or improvements in its product without imposing any obligation upon itself to install them on its products previously manufactured. If at any time you require additional information, consult your authorized dealer or the customer service department. ATTENTION The safety of the operator was one of the primary concerns of Windmill Sprayers when designing this sprayer. Shielding, simple adjustments and other safety features were built into this sprayer whenever possible. You can make your home, orchard or farm a safer place to live and work if you observe the precautions following this message. Be sure you and the people working for you read and understand them. All machinery should be operated only by responsible persons who have been trained to operate them in a safe manner. Windmill Sprayers is solely owned by Valley Tool and Manufacturing. Our product is the industry standard for orchard and row crop spraying. Let us build one for you! Need a mower for that orchard? Visit our full line of flail mowers and shredders at Valley Tool and Manufacturing P.O. Box Tully Rd. Hughson, CA 956 Phone: (800) Fax: (60) 0-

7 Warranty Information 075 Vrisimo Equipment Company warrants this new Windmill Sprayer (made in the USA) against defective workmanship and materials under normal use and service. Damage resulting from erosive or corrosive action of any gases, powders or liquids handled by the equipment or improper installation or maintenance procedures or practices will void this warranty. The warranty period is for one () year from date of delivery to the original retail purchaser and is for parts only. Vrisimo Equipment Company s obligation under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement, at Vrisimo s election, of the defective part(s) FOB Vrisimo Equipment Company, provided such defect is reported to Vrisimo Equipment Company within the warranty period. There are no understandings, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, statutory or otherwise, including but without limitation to the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose not expressly set forth. The use of any attachment, equipment, part or component on this product that has not been approved by or authorized by Vrisimo Equipment Company may void this warranty in its entirety, if (in Vrisimo Equipment Company s judgment) use of said component caused or contributed to the damage complained about. Nothing contained in this paragraph shall be construed as a warranty condition that the buyer must use replacement parts or components made by Vrisimo Equipment Company or its suppliers. In the event that, not withstanding the terms of this agreement, it is determined by a court of competent jurisdiction that a warranty has been given by Vrisimo Equipment Company to the buyer with respect to the speed, capacity, or other like performance characteristics of said equipment, Vrisimo Equipment Company s liability for breach thereof shall be limited to accepting return of such equipment FOB plant of distribution, refunding any amounts paid thereon by the buyer (less depreciation at the rate of 5% per year if the buyer has used said equipment for more than 0 days) and canceling any balance still owing on the equipment. Disclaimer of Consequential Damages: Vrisimo Equipment Company in no event shall be liable whether in warranty, contract, strict liability in tort or negligence for consequential or incidental damages arising out of or in connection with this agreement, including and without limitations to loss of profits, income, crops, production, increased cost of operation, spoilage or damage to material or other commercial loss arising in connection with the sale, installation, use of, inability to use, or the repair or replacement of Vrisimo Equipment Company s products, except as herein provided. Claims under this warranty shall be deemed waived unless filed within thirty days from date buyer discovered, or by reasonable inspection, could have discovered any claimed breach of the foregoing warranty. Any cause of action for breach of the foregoing warranty shall be brought within one year from date the alleged breach was discovered or could have been discovered, whichever occurs first.

8 Warranty Restrictions 075 The following items shall be included on the warranty (as described on the previous page) provided that the PTO slip clutch assembly that is delivered with each model is used on that machine.. PTO Shaft Assembly. Driveline Gearbox. Gearbox If any of these items are to be submitted for warranty claim, the clutch assembly must be verified or returned with the defective item. Electrically Operated Valves If the sprayer is equipped with this control method, the valves and the control panel are only covered by the original manufacturer s warranty, whatever that may be. PTO Slip Clutch Assembly The PTO slip clutch assembly is an integral part of the Windmill Spraymaster. Its specific purpose is to protect the tractor and the rest of the machine from abnormal use or misuse by the operator. It is expected that the clutch assembly mentioned above will be subject to normal wear during the life of the machine. For this reason it is designed to be rebuilt and reused several times (many users never have to rebuild this assembly). The assembly is a sophisticated unit, and as such, the rebuilding of it must be done in a timely and proper manner. All of the parts must be assembled correctly and the rebuilt unit properly run-in before using. Constant Velocity Assembly The constant velocity assembly is also very sophisticated. Lubrication is VERY critical. Please refer to the Adjustments and Maintenance section for instructions. Contact your dealer for specific information and assistance if you find a need to rebuild or replace these units. Thank you for your cooperation.

9 Safety 075 Failure to heed these warnings may result in personal injury or death. Before operating this machinery, read the owner s manual carefully. Use eye, ear and head protection to protect the operator from any flying debris and noise Use a backboard made of plywood or similar material behind the tractor seat for added driver protection. Because of the wide variety of tractors used with the Windmill Spraymaster, it is the purchaser s responsibility to insure that a backboard is constructed and installed on each tractor being used to run the sprayer. All personnel except tractor driver should be 00 feet clear of machinery before starting or operating it. Never use drugs or alcohol before or while operating your mower/shredder. Be aware that driving a tractor for an extended period of time can result in fatigue or boredom and may cause the operator to lose awareness of what he/she is doing. It is recommended that scheduled work breaks be taken to avoid this. Keep hands and loose clothing away from any power driven parts. Avoid contact with hot surfaces including pumps, motors, hydraulic oil tanks and hose connections. Do not operate this machine without all guards being in good condition and firmly in place. Do not operate this machine on a tractor that is not properly maintained. If a tractor control failure should occur while operating this machine, immediately shut down the tractor and perform repairs before continuing. Stay clear of fan belt drive area when fan is rotating. Do not touch electrodes when power is on.

10 Safety (cont.) 075 Stop the operation of this machine when people or vehicle driver s vision becomes obscured, caused by the discharge of materials and dust. Also avoid operating this machinery in unusually foggy conditions or at night. Never leave the sprayer unattended while it is running. Keep away from rotating elements to prevent entanglement. Use flashing warning lights when operating on highways, except when prohibited by law. Be aware that the sprayer may be wider than the tractor, and caution should be used to avoid clipping or running over trees, signs or posts that may be in the way of the sprayer. Never allow children or other persons to ride on the sprayer. Drive at a speed you can safely operate the tractor and sprayer. Normal ground speed ranges from 0-5 miles per hour. Use slow driving speeds when operating on or near slopes, ditches, drop-offs, or when debris and foreign objects are to be avoided. Use the following guidelines to reduce the risk of equipment and grass fires: -Do not smoke or have an open flame near the tractor or sprayer. -Do not drive into burning areas or areas that have been freshly burned. -Insure slip clutches are properly adjusted to prevent excessive slipping. -DO NOT allow clippings or debris to collect near drivelines, slip clutches and gearboxes. Check the sprayer periodically and clear out any clippings and collected debris. Do not turn so sharp that the driveline produces a severe knocking. This will cause accelerated wear and eventually the destruction of drive train components. 5

11 Chemical Safety 075 Pesticides are potentially dangerous when not used properly. Sprayer operators should be thoroughly familiar with both chemicals and equipment before spraying. Wear protective clothing and equipment such as goggles, a respirator, gloves, hat, boots and long pants during mixing and application of pesticides. Do not smoke or eat while handling chemicals. Always store and dispose of chemicals and containers properly. Triple rinse empty containers and dispose of them in accordance with pesticide label instructions. Make sure that operators and chemical handlers have the telephone number of poison control centers and that they know which chemical is being applied. Know the signs and symptoms of pesticide poisoning and what to do in the event that it should occur. Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling pesticides and before eating. Avoid wearing soft contact lenses when dealing with pesticides. Soft contact lenses may absorb vapors from the air and hold them against your eyes. Maintenance Safety Maintain all safety decals and make sure they are visible to the operator. Disengage PTO and shut off engine allowing all movement to stop before leaving the operator s position to adjust, lubricate, clean or unclog the machine. Be sure to inspect all safety devices (including safety shields, guards, deflectors, etc.) before each use. Safety Device Examples 6

12 Sprayer Information 075 General Information Pump: The pump is an ACE high volume (0 GPM) single stage centrifugal pump with a Viton seal for extra long life. Since only a small percentage of the high volume of water is necessary to supply the nozzles, the remainder of the water supplies the hydraulic agitation manifold at the bottom of the tank. Agitation System Ace High Volume Pump Note: Never run the pump without water in the tank. The seal will be destroyed and cannot be honored under warranty. Tank: The tank of your gallon Windmill Sprayer is made of chemical resistant stainless steel to give you years of clean, rust-free service. The fan is a precision welded and balanced turbine capable of creating wind speeds up to 0 mph. PTO Driveline: The PTO driveline is a Walterscheid constant velocity U-joint type driveline made for tighter turns under full power and is equipped with a friction slip clutch to prevent damage to the sprayer components. Gearbox: The gearbox is a heavy duty Bondioli and Pavasi 0HP right angle drive with tapered roller bearings. Note: Be sure to use the proper oil in these units. Check Adjustments and Maintenance section for more detailed information. Sprayheads: The Windmill Spraymaster is available with electrostatic and non-electrostatic sprayheads for orchards, vineyards and row crops. If equipped with electrostatic sprayheads, follow electrostatic connection procedures as outlined in this Owner s Manual. 7

13 Sprayer Information 075 Electrostatic Spraying Information Vrisimo Equipment Company is the exclusive importer and distributor of this electrostatic spraying system. The system is manufactured in London and Ontario, Canada under license of the Canadian Government. Description: The system is comprised of:. Two, four or six electrostatic heads: Each head is equipped with three to eight carbon petal electrodes on the inside and a.5-foot electrical cable permanently attached to it. Each cable is terminated with a brass plug and a sliding nylon connector for sealing into the power supply. These nylon connectors are normally packed separately. Spray Head Inside View Carbon Petal Electrodes. Electric power supply converter: In the form of a small, white rectangular box with an extended base with two mounting holes. This box should be mounted on the sprayer frame in a horizontal position within the reach of the high voltage cables from the spray heads. At one end of the power supply box are four round sockets for connection to the spray head cables. On delivery, the sockets will be closed with plastic plugs. As many as are required should be removed and the nylon high voltage connectors carefully threaded into the sockets to hand tightness. Using the proper size wrench, tighten another quarter turn. Do not over-tighten these nuts as cracking and failure can result. The high voltage cables are inserted through the nylon connector and pushed in as far as possible to insure proper connection. The red insulation on the high voltage cable should extend into the connector body. Remove the cable from the connector and install the nut, the neoprene washer, the conical spacer and the small o-ring onto the cable, sliding them on far enough to allow complete insertion of the cable into the connector body. Slide the o-ring and washers up against the body then tighten the nut onto the connector body hand tight. Do not over-tighten. Any unused high voltage connections on the power supply must be closed with the nylon plugs to prevent the entry of dirt and moisture. The other end of the power supply box has a -prong electric coupler for connection to the socket terminal of the yellow -wire cable which leads to the switch box. 8

14 Sprayer Information 075 Electrostatic Spraying Information (continued). Plastic Switch Box: With cable connections to the converter and to the -Volt battery of the tractor. A pilot light (green) indicates when power is on. Another light (red) indicates low voltage to the spray heads, possibly caused by dirty or wet heads. The box has a -prong, -wire disconnect for the cable leading to the battery. The box can be mounted using the two studs on the side of the box in any convenient position on the tractor within the limits of the reach of the cables. Switch Box Pilot Light Indicating Power Pilot Light Indicating Short. Electrical Cable: Must be properly connected to insure operation of the unit. The black (+) wire must be connected to the (+) terminal of the battery and the white wire (-) to the (-) terminal or to any convenient -volt circuit of the tractor. The (+) wire of the switch box has an in-line / amp fuse. To Switch Box Cable / Amp Fuse To (-) Terminal To (+) Terminal Note: For owners of tractors that have the positive terminal of the battery connected to the chassis of the tractor, connect the black wire (red markings) to the positive terminal and the white wire (green markings) to the negative terminal of the battery. Do not connect the white wire to the frame or chassis of the tractor. 5. Grounding Chain: The use of a grounding chain weighing at least pounds per foot, bolted to the sprayer frame so that it will drag and extend to the ground for at least a foot is recommended. 9

15 Sprayer Information 075 Electrostatic Spraying Information (continued) How it Works:. The three to eight high voltage electrodes inside each head become energized with DC high voltage (less than that of a spark plug of an automobile).. The droplets which form at the nozzles will draw a charge of opposite polarity from the ground (through the chain).. The electrified droplets are attracted by the leaves and branches of the tree by electrostatic forces, giving a better coverage over all surfaces and on both sides of the leaves. Precautions:. Connect the cables to the battery or to the fused side of a convenient -volt circuit of the tractor making sure that (+) is connected to (+) and (-) to (-).. Follow the proper sequence of operations outlined in the manual for both starting and stopping the electric systems.. Do not touch the electrodes when the power is on. Notes:. Should one need to carry out spraying operations during a light rain, the electrostatic system, which is protected by the / ampere fuse, will not incur damage if the electric power is left on. As the surface becomes dry again, the electrostatic charging of the droplets will be automatically restored to the full design power.. No harm will be done to the power supply if, by mistake, the (+) black wire is connected to the (-) terminal of the battery. The power supply will simply not build up the high voltage and the electrostatic charging will not function.. Should the red high voltage cable to the heads be cut, consult the dealer for repair instructions.. Should it be necessary to replace the brass plug on the end of a high voltage cable, one must never twist the metallic plug. It must be cut and a new one soldered in place. By heating the plug, it will slide on the cable end. Twisting the wire inside of the HV cable could lead to wire breakage. 0

16 Basic Operation 075 Attaching to Tractor. Set tractor drawbar in the extended position to accommodate the driveline.. Attach sprayer drawbar to tractor drawbar, rotating to whichever position best allows the sprayer to run in a level position. If level sprayer position cannot be achieved by drawbar position, it may be necessary to raise or lower sprayer by adjusting the axles.. Mount the control manifold support bracket in a convenient position near the operator s station. Attach a control manifold to support bracket and adjust pressure gauge so it can be reached conveniently by the operator. Be sure the control valves are in the OFF position.. Install PTO driveline with friction clutch end toward sprayer. Be sure the tractor drawbar is in the extended position, keeping the pivot point approximately inches to the rear of the tractor PTO output shaft. 5. Pull back on the spring loaded lock collars to release lock balls and slip clutch end over the splined shaft of the driveline. Install opposite end on tractor PTO output shaft. Be sure lock balls seat properly. Attach PTO guard chain to sprayer drawbar to prevent guard form spinning. Attach PTO Shaft (friction clutch end) Attach Tractor Drawbar to Sprayer Drawbar

17 Basic Operation 075 Operating Instructions Before running your windmill Spraymaster, follow these simple steps.. Check gearbox oil level.. Check installation of PTO shaft.. Check fan and pump belt tension. Be sure not to over-tighten the pump belt.. Check in-line filter. 5. Check tire pressure. Maintain at 5 PSI. 6. Check for any possible leaks. Follow these guidelines for operating your Windmill Spraymaster.. Fill tank approximately / full with clean water.. Open pump supply valve all the way. Open agitation valve and basket supply valve to approximately 50%. Never operate the sprayer/pump without water. To do so will destroy the pump seal and is not covered by warranty. Basket Supply Valve Agitator Supply Valve. Start sprayer and bring up to PTO speed. Do not engage PTO at high engine speeds.. Check to be sure water is agitating properly through manifold and mixing basket. 5. Add chemicals into mixing basket allowing time for the chemicals to dissolve and wash down into the tank. 6. After all chemicals have been added, turn off the basket supply valve and top off the tank with water.

18 Basic Operation 075 Operation Instructions for Electrostatic Spraying System To operate your Windmill Spraymaster with the Electrostatic Spray Heads, use the following sequence.. Make sure that everything is clean and dry. This includes the electrodes, all electrical connections and the high voltage power supply. In particular, check that the high voltage cables are wellseated in their sockets and that the sealing nut is tight. When nut is tightened properly, the O- Ring and neoprene washer on the high voltage cable are compressed, preventing the cable from coming loose. High voltage grease may be used when inserting the cables into the high voltage box to help prevent the entry of moisture into the connections. Check High Voltage Cables. Start the fan by engaging the PTO output shaft. Only engage at a low RPM, preferably idle speed. Engaging the PTO at higher engine speeds could cause damage to the driveline and to the sprayer.. Turn on the switch to the electric power supply. The pilot light will come on indicating that the circuit is energized. Switch Box Pilot Light Indicating Power Pilot Light Indicating Short. Turn on the water valve(s) for the desired spray.

19 Adjustments and Maintenance 075 Calibration To calibrate your Windmill Spraymaster, simply use the following formula (adding in the proper units), and set either or both metering valves accordingly. These figures are based on PSI pressure gauge reading: 0. x Speed (in MPH) x Row Spacing (in feet) x Gallons/Acre = Gallons/Hr Note: 88 ft./min. = mile/hour Example: You run the sprayer at.5 miles per hour, your row spacing is feet and you use 5 gallons per acre. Inputting these numbers in the equation we get the following: Lubrication. x.5 x x 5 = 65 gallons per hour Daily Lubrication: A. Check oil in gearbox. Maintain at level using an AGMA 6 or 7 EP oil only. B. Grease PTO shaft every 8 hours, paying particular attention to the CV assembly grease fitting. C. Check belt tension, especially for the fan. Check Belt Tension Daily Every 00 Hours: A. Grease drive shaft U-Joint at the gearbox. B. Grease fan bearings. C. Grease front drive shaft bearing. Annual: A. Change gearbox oil. B. Disassemble, clean and repack wheel bearings. Recommendations:. Use Multi-Grade 85/0 rated as AGMA 6 or 7 EP lubricant for gearbox oil. Change oil after first 0-0 hours of operation and annually after that.. Use lithium base grease for all lubrication points.

20 Adjustments and Maintenance 075 Cleaning Your Sprayer When using your sprayer, keep one thing in mind: Take care of your sprayer and it will take care of you.. Immediately after spraying, flush out the tank with clean water.. After rinsing out the tank, run clean water through the system to flush out all plumbing, manifolds and nozzles. It is always important to keep material buildup off the fan impeller as this may cause vibration and can possibly damage your sprayer.. When needed, clean the insides of the spray heads with soap and water to remove any buildup of carbon that is caused by the diesel smoke from your tractor. You should be able to see the black electrostatic pads on the inside of the spray head. If you can t, the heads need to be cleaned. Clean Spray Head Dirty Spray Head The carbon buildup around the electrodes may cause the electrostatic system to short out.. After cleaning your sprayer, store it with the lid, drain it out and open all valves to minimize condensation inside the tank and plumbing manifolds. This is also to reduce the risk of breakage of the plumbing and pump due to freezing conditions. 5. Always keep the exterior of your sprayer as clean as possible for better appearance. 5

21 Adjustments and Maintenance 075 Connecting Voltage Cable of Spray Head to Power Supply Converter. Remove only the disposable nylon plugs which protect the chosen sockets in the converter. This means leave the other nylon plugs in place. There are four terminals protected by plugs so that the power supply can feed four spray heads at the same time.. Remove the plastic nuts covering the terminals you will be using and remove the brown plugs. Be careful not to drop the conical spacer (plastic washer) and the black neoprene washer. The O-Ring should stay in place on the terminal. O-Ring Neoprene Washer Conical Spacer Plastic Nut. Strip part of the high voltage cable so that a portion of the wire is showing. Slide the plastic nut onto the wire. Then slide the neoprene washer and the conical spacer onto the wire.. With the nut and spacers in place, press the wire into the power supply terminal until the wire bottoms out. 5. Slide the nut and spacers down onto the terminal and tighten the nut. You will find that letting the assembly sit for 0 minutes will allow time for the conical spacer to cold flow into the cable insulation and the cable will not slide in and out of the assembly. 6

22 Adjustments and Maintenance 075 Electrostatic Wiring Diagram This diagram accurately represents the wiring setup for the electrostatic spraying system for the Windmill Spraymaster. Helpful Hints. When mounting the system, the switch box should be mounted where the operator can easily access it, preferably on the tractor near the operator s seat.. The electrostatic wiring system is designed so that the switch box and wires can stay mounted to the tractor and the power supply box and wires can stay mounted onto the sprayer so every time you hook up the sprayer, simply plug in the correct connectors, and when you are ready to disconnect, simply disconnect the connectors and everything can stay mounted for ease of attachment next time you use your sprayer. 7

23 Troubleshooting 075. Switch is in On position, but the green pilot light does not light. A. Disconnect connector at the high voltage power supply and check to see if voltage ( volts DC) appears at this connector with the switch in the On position. If volts are present, then either the pilot lamp is burned out or there is a bad contact in the lamp socket. Try wiggling the lamp in the socket. If it lights at all (even for a split second) then there is a bad contact. Either way, replacing the bulb is probably the best option. Check Here for Voltage B. If no voltage appears at the connector to the high voltage power supply, then check to make sure the wires are properly connected to the battery and the tractor. If voltage is still not present at the connector, there are two possible causes: ) The connector between the battery wire and switch box should be checked. To improve contact, the prongs can be carefully pried apart with a thin knife or screwdriver blade. Reconnection should result in a good contact. ) The switch contacts have failed. Turn the switch on and off a few times, noting whether the pilot light flashes even briefly. If a faulty switch is indicated, it must be replaced. Check Here 8

24 Troubleshooting 075. Switch is placed in the On position, the pilot light comes on, but no high voltage comes from the high voltage supply. A. Check the polarity of the connections at the battery. The fused link (black wire) must be connected to the (+) terminal and the white wire to the (-) terminal, unless the positive battery terminal is connected to the tractor chassis. Then consult the Adjustments and Maintenance section for modifications. B. The connector between the switch box and the high voltage power supply should be checked. This is the long yellow wire that comes out of the switch box and connects directly into the power supply box. Check Here Check wires going into the box from the high voltage power supply. Repair any damages found to internal connections.. Switch is placed in the On position, the pilot light comes on but so does the red warning light. A. Check the spray heads to see if they are clean and dry in the vicinity of the petal electrodes. B. Check for possible carbon buildup on the spray heads caused by low exhaust discharge from the tractor. 9

25 Frequently Asked Questions 075 Q. Where is the serial number for my machine? A. The serial number for your sprayer is stamped on the tongue of the machine near the drawbar. It is stamped on the left side of the A-Frame if you are standing at the drawbar facing the rear of the machine. Q. Where do I find replacement parts? A. First, check your local Windmill dealer. If they do not have the parts, ask them to order from the Windmill factory. Q. How often should I replace my belts? A. If you are experiencing repeated slipping or breakage of belts, try adjusting the level of tension. If this does not remedy the problem, replace the belt. Consider having an extra belt on hand so that loss of work time is minimal. Q. Do I need to fill the gearbox with oil before I use the sprayer? A. No, the gearbox comes full with oil. Q. What do I do if my belts are wearing out too fast and burning up? A. First, check belt tension. Belts should have about /8 sway in them. Adjust tension accordingly. Q. When I am replacing gear oil, how much should I add? A. When replacing gear oil, fill from the lower middle fitting, and when oil begins to come out, the box is full. Fill Here Q. Is it possible to run the pump without water in the tank? A. NO. Under no circumstances should you run the pump without water in the tank. This will cause the seal in the pump to be destroyed. 0

26 075 Parts Catalog Windmill Spraymaster 075 Series Electrostatic Sprayer

27 075 Main Frame Assembly 5 0, # Description Qty. Part # Step Bumper Grounding Chain Hook Frame Tank Mounting Cushion (Not Shown) Jack Stand Jack Mounting Tube 500 Gallon Tank Left Panel Right Panel Panel Latch Hitch Channel (Weld-On) Clevice V Rubber Mounted Lights Panel Handle Breather SMV Sign Decal Kit N/A N/A VC0 SMV-C

28 075 Tank and Attachments # Description Qty. Part # Gallon Tank Mixing Basket Clamp Hose Agitator Manifold Union Coupler Nozzle Agitator Support Bracket U-Bolt Sight Tube Sight Tube Elbow Jet Nozzle Poly Hose Barb A006

29 075 Driveline, Gearbox and Pulleys # Description Qty. Part # Pump Belt Fan Belt Sheave, 6 Groove Pump Pulley 5/6 Retainer Bushing Sheave, 5 Groove Retainer Bushing Driveline Support Bearing 5/8 Bushing Driveline Guard Driveline, Through Tank Gearbox U-Joint / Yoke PTO Shaft

30 075 Wheel Assembly # Description Qty. Part # Rim Tire Hub Wheel Bolt Dust Cap Outer Bearing Outer Race Cotter Pin Castle Nut Washer w/ Spindle Tab (Not Shown) Inner Wheel Race (Not Shown) Inner Bearing Seal (Not Shown) Spindle Assembly Spindle Bolt Spindle Washer Spindle Only 8x

31 075 Fan Assembly 5 # Description Qty. Part # 5 Bearing Assembly Fan Impeller (Inside Housing) Fan Housing Inlet Volume Control Linkage, Volume Control

32 075 Control Manifold # Description Qty. Part # Control Manifold Gauge / Gate Valve / Ball Valve Left Handle Right Handle / Hose Barb / Hose Clamp / Hose Barb / Hose Clamp / Hose / Hose Tractor Mounting Bracket (not shown) Switch Box

33 075 Lower Plumbing # Description Qty. Part # Gate Valve.5 Hose Clamp /8 Hose (sold per ft.) Pump SS T-Fitting SS Street Elbow SS 90 Degree Elbow.5 SS Barb Close Nipple Half Nipple Pump Outlet Hose Clamp A/R

34 075 Upper Plumbing # Description Qty. Part # / Ball Valve Ball Valve / Hose (Sold per ft.).5 Hose Barb.5 Street Elbow.5 SS Cross / SS Elbow / Hose Barb.5 Handle Extension / Hose Clamp.5 x SS Bushing.5 x / Bushing Handle.5 Line Strainer.5 Plastic Elbow.5 Red Hose (Sold per ft.).5 Hose Clamp / Nipple Nipple.5 Hose Barb A/R A/R A ELG N/A N/A AG 9

35 075 Metering Valve Assembly # Description Qty. Part # Set Screw Straight Metering Valve Indicator Handle Hex Cap Screw O-Ring (Under Valve) O-Ring (Under Valve) Right Calibration Plate Left Calibration Plate Spacer (Under Calibration Plate) / Plug Barb, Hose Body, Left Metering Valve Body, Right Metering Valve Spring Nut Petcock Y-Connector O-Ring Gasket for 09- (not shown) 5/6 Clear Hose Metering Valve Assembly Complete-L Metering Valve Assembly Complete-R 0 A/R R 09-L L 09-R L 09-50R 0

36 075 Air Divider and Electrostatic System # Description Qty. Part # Gasket Clamp GV-5 Air Divider GV-5 Gasket-Air Divider to Housing (not shown) Walnut Head Nozzle w/ Nut Harness-Battery Battery Clip Fuse Switch Box-HV LED-Red LED-Green Harness-HV Connector-Current Production Power Supply Nut Complete Connector O-Ring Spacer Washer Nozzle Extension C

37 075 Gearbox Assembly # Description Qty. Part # Gearbox Assembly Main Housing Rear Cover Input Shaft Cap Screw Washer Snap Ring Snap Rings Shim Output Shaft 0.5mm Shim Output Shaft 0.8mm Shim Output Shaft.0mm Shim Output Shaft 0.mm Shim Output Shaft 0.mm Shim Input Shaft 0.6mm Shim Input Shaft 0.8mm Shim Input Shaft.0mm Shim Input Shaft 0.mm Ball Bearing Tapered Bearing Assembly Tapered Bearing Assembly Tapered Bearing Assembly Oil Seal Input Shaft Oil Seal Output Shaft End Cap Breather Oil Plug Ring and Pinion Gear Set Extension Kit Oil Seal Extension Bearing Complete Kit (Includes Belts and Pulleys 0-7 BP-80 BP-80 BP-8 BP-80 BP-805 BP-806 BP-807 BP-808 BP-809 BP-80 BP-8 BP-8 BP-8 BP-8 BP-85 BP-86 BP-87 BP-88 BP-89 BP-80 BP-8 BP-8 BP-8 BP-70 BP-76 BP M GBK

38 075 Centrifugal Pump # Description Qty. Part # Housing O-Ring 5/8 Driven Shaft Viton Mechanical Seal Silicon Carbide Mechanical Seal Volute Mounting Frame Impeller Snap Ring, External Spacer, Shaft Snap Ring, Internal Bearing, Sealed Hex Screw Plug Key Slinger Gasket Complete Pump N/A Note: When disassembling pump, remove the shaft in the direction of the mounting frame. This will allow you to slide the bearings out without having to pass the seal. If water is being thrown out of the pump, the seal will need to be replaced.

39 075 PTO Shaft Assembly # Description Qty. Part # Yoke /8 Double Yoke Grease Zerk Inboard Yoke Cross and Bearing Kit Spring Pin Inner Profile Profile and Sleeve Inboard Yoke Friction Clutch Cross and Bearing Kit Bearing Ring Outer Shield Tube Inner Shield Tube CV Cone and Bearing Assembly Shield Cone Rib Shield Cone 6 Rib Screw-In for 5, 6, 7 Support Bearing Safety Chain Decal Out.-In Item Decal Inn.-In Item 8 Zerk-In Item 8 Complete Assembly

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41 Fax Back -Hr Parts Order Form Prices are subject to change without notice. Some parts may require different lengths for model specific applications. Parts Order Form-075 Dealership Name Purchase Order Number Ship to Address Contact Person Telephone # Fax # Part Number Description Retail Price Quantity C M Bearing-Driveline Support.5 Driveline-Through Tank w/.75 Yoke Pump Assembly-Viton Seal PTO Shaft-Complete Outer Shield Tube OVL Inner Shield Tube OVL Double Yoke-580 Y connector 5/6 Nylon Nozzle Extension-GV5 Heads Nozzle w/ Nut Divider Gasket 5 -GV5 Switch Box, HV and Harness Clamp-GV5 Fan Belt-075 Gearbox Retrofit Sheave, 6 Groove.6 Retainer Bushing SF Gearbox Assembly Gearbox Extension Kit Bearing Assembly Pump Pulley Sheave, 5 Groove B6.6 Retainer Bushing 5/6 Driveline Guard Bushing 5/8 Hub Assembly 8x8 Control Manifold 5/6 Clear Vinyl Tubing/ft. $66.0 $7.5 $58.50 $7.95 $7.95 $9.5 $9.85 $.75 $7.75 $8.95 $7.90 $8.75 $5. $0.5 $80.00 $9.00 $.75 $6.75 $5.0 $.95 $6.5 $.60 $9.60 $.50 $80.5 $6.9 $0.8 Fax this completed form to (60) 0-. Vrisimo Equipment Company P.O. Box Tully Rd. Hughson, CA 956 Phone: (800) Fax: (60) 0-