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three point sprayer

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TnT

04-24-2007 18:08:05




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I recently bought a clark brand three point hitch sprayer. I'm trying to figure out how to connect all the hose's. I think I have the supply to the pump and pressure to some sort of three way valve. It has some type of solinoid operated valve. One line goes back to the top of the tank before the pressure gage. I presume that is the agitator, the other hose is the return for the pressure relief valve. There is one more opening that looks like a garden hose would fit. I'm guessing that opening should be connected to the spray nozzle manifold. How do I control the solenoid? Connect a wire to the battery with a toggle switch and ground? The solenoid has a manual over ride button also. Any suggestion? Thanks for the help.

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JMS/MN

04-24-2007 20:12:48




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 Re: three point sprayer in reply to TnT, 04-24-2007 18:08:05  
Solenoid might be a boom shutoff valve, although there is also an electric valve available for setting pressure. Agitator line is normally in the bottom of the tank, top hose is likely overflow from the regulator. Google for Spraying Systems, or find a nearby dealer, and get their free catalog- has diagrams for basic setups, and the pix should ID what you have for components.



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TnT

04-25-2007 15:54:24




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 Re: three point sprayer in reply to JMS/MN, 04-24-2007 20:12:48  
This particular unit has both hoses going in the top of the tank. The first hose is in the solenoid operated valve body before the solenoid, I presume that unloads the hose while the valve is shut off the second hose is after the solenoid operated valve and has a pressure regulator attached. The brand name on the tank is CLARK and it says Atherton Mo. No other information is available.



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