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Dos And Donts Of Ride On Equipment
1. Presented by: Greg Pavlovcic Branch Manager, Columbus Ron Rados Branch Manager, Cleveland December 10, 2009 The Do's and Don'ts of Mechanized Equipment
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18. A Beautiful Lawn Doesn’t Happen by Itself Why Calibration is Important…
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21. Granular and Liquid Calibration Process Granular & Liquid Calibration Process… Things Needed To Start Do The Math & Verify Speed Verify Spread Width Equipment Maintenance
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51. Spraying By Hand and Near Beds Granular & Liquid Calibration Process…
52. Granular and Liquid Calibration Process Granular & Liquid Calibration Process… Things Needed To Start Do The Math & Verify Speed Verify Spread Width Equipment Maintenance
63. Presented by: Greg Pavlovcic Branch Manager, Columbus Ron Rados Branch Manager, Cleveland December 10, 2009 The Do's and Don'ts of Mechanized Equipment
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This the reason you should hire experienced applicators or a great training program with continuing education.
This the reason you should hire experienced applicators or a great training program with continuing education.
Product performance example Dimensions different rates Label Rates example – different rates can control different insects. Merit or Talstar Product failure - grub control or pre-emergent Turf damage – herbicide burn in summer The impact it can have on the budget Under application can lead to S/C $34.00 Impact it can have on the environment
Make sure you have the right rate for best performance.
To much fertilizer
Not enough insecticide put down
Herbicide burn
1. Talk about the right rates 2. Two machines starting at the same spot
Impact on budget – Lost revenue 238 bags over
Impact on budget – Lost revenue 238 bags over
Things we need – bring applicator who will be using the machine I know my machine but not Greg’s
The distance we need to travel at 5 mph for 30 seconds
Show stops, spreader dial
The distance we need to travel at 6 mph for 30 seconds
This the were we measure full bags
How we got the 5 feet
Show fert. and spray pattern and how we got the five feet
Talk about adjusting the rate dial.
Fert. Run Bag will cover 12,000 sq. ft.
1. Talk about the reasons to calibrate. 2. We calibrate every day by checking bag count. 3. High number of service calls
Go over tee jet nozzle chart on page 8
Go over tee jet nozzle chart on page 8 - show nozzle spacing and height
Talk about nozzle wear and when to change them.
Talk about how far this tank should go. 20 gal. will do 40,000 sq.ft.
We want half a gallon per a minute. Hand sprayer is putting out more volume
Stay away from edge to avoid damage.
Touch a little on each bullet point
Go over what’s wrong with this picture
A clogged nozzle will increase the psi of the other nozzles.
Talk about product build up and fertilize falling off the machine.
Talk about build up on boom, nozzle body and nozzle
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