OWNER’S MANUAL Cimarron MC1 Series 3 Point Sprayers
60 & 90 Gallon 3-Point Sprayers
60 Gallon (5303641)
90 Gallon (5303642)

MC1 Series 3 Point Sprayers

General Information
Thank You and Congratulations on purchasing your new three point hitch sprayer. The purpose of this manual is to assist you in operating and maintaining your 3-Point sprayer.
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Please read it carefully, as it furnishes information which will help you achieve years of trouble-free operation. All units can be custom equipped to meet all your spraying needs. The MC Series 3 Point is designed to fit Category I Lift Arms.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, the user must read and understand the operator’s manual before using this product.
Any Questions, Comments or Problems: Call your nearest Cimarron Location and speak with one of our Friendly Technical Support Staff.
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Important Operation & Safety Information

WARNING
Read and understand this owner’s manual completely before using the sprayer.
Read each chemical label’s instructions before handling the chemical.
Improper use of the sprayer or handling of chemicals could result in serious injury or illness for the operator or nearby persons/animals, or cause damage to the environment.
LISTED BELOW is a summary of safety information of particular importance. See individual sections of this owner’s manual for more details.
———————————- BEFORE YOU BEGIN ————————————-
Please read and understand this manual and its instructions and warnings completely before operating the sprayer.

• Be aware of all safety guidelines, warnings and cautions including those of the tractor manufacturer
• Read and understand the chemical manufacturer’s labels, warnings and instructions
• Know and fulfill all state pesticide applicator license requirements
• Familiarize yourself and other operators with the sprayer’s components and how all parts are operated

—————————— General Safety Guidelines ———————————
Every year many unnecessary accidents occur do to improper equipment handling and a disregard for safety precautions.
You, the operator, can avoid accidents by observing the precautions in this section.

• The operator should be a responsible adult. Do not allow persons to operate this sprayer until they have displayed a thorough understanding of sprayer safety precautions and operational use!
• All operators must also fulfill state pesticide applicator license requirements
• Never attempt to operate this sprayer when under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• The best defense against accidents is a careful and responsible operator. If your sprayer is equipped with a PTO drive shaft, it is very important to take the proper safety precautions
• Failure to keep body parts or clothing clear of the sprayer’s PTO drive shaft could result in serious injury or death. Cimarron assumes no liability for any possible injury
• Never step over or work near the PTO drive shaft during operation
• When transporting the sprayer on public roads, always follow state and local regulations regarding safety and transportation requirements

———————————– Before Operation ————————————–

• Carefully study and understand the owner’s manual
• Read and follow chemical manufacturer’s labels, warnings and instructions! A material safety data sheet (MSDS) should be provided by the chemical manufacturer
• To avoid injury from chemical hazards, wear the proper protective clothing. Each chemical manufacturer’s clothing requirements are listed under the “Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)” section in the chemical instructions
• Never exceed your tractor’s load rating
• Do not wear loose-fitting clothing which may catch in moving parts
• Give the sprayer a visual inspection for any worn parts, loose bolts or other visible problems and make any needed repairs
• Make sure the area is clear of any people or obstructions before using the sprayer
• Before adding chemicals, have all operators practice operating the sprayer (clean water only) and it’s attachments until all operators are completely capable of safe operation

——————————- BEFORE SEASONAL USE ———————————-

• CHECK and TEST sprayer with water before adding chemical. Temperature change can cause material fitting expansion/ contraction. Serious injury could result from chemical leaks
• REPLACE any worn or frayed hoses. Hose failure can result in serious damage
• INSPECT pressure gauge. Insure the needle rests at zero when all pressure is relieved in the spray system. Failure to have a properly functioning pressure gauge can result in miss applications of chemical

——————————— DURING OPERATION ————————————

• Always be aware of bystanders, particularly children! Always look before moving the sprayer or engaging the PTO
• Never leave running equipment unattended!
• Keep hands and body parts clear of all moving parts, especially the tractor PTO
• Be aware of dangerous terrain such as holes, slopes, drop-offs, banks, rocks and hidden hazards. Operate the tractor and sprayer up and down slopes, not across
• When operating on inclines, it is especially important that your tractor is equipped with Roll Over Protection System (ROPS)
• No passengers are allowed on or in the tractor or sprayer at anytime
• Allow for sprayer boom length when making turns
• Remember that accidents can even happen to seasoned operators. Always take your time and follow all safety instructions

——————————-General Chemical Safety ———————————-

• READ and FOLLOW all chemical label’s instructions and warnings
• AVOID inhaling, ingesting or coming into contact with any chemicals
• KNOW applicable licensing and regulatory requirements for the chemical you plan to use
• KNOW emergency procedures before handling chemicals
• WEAR protective clothing, eye protection and chemical resistant gloves when filling, using and cleaning the sprayer. Wear additional protective gear, such as facemask or apron, as recommended on the chemical label
• EXERCISE EXTRA CAUTION around children or pets. Pesticides are especially toxic to them. Keep sprayer and spray materi- als away from them at all times
• DO NOT MIX OR POUR chemicals in an enclosed, unvented area
• DO NOT USE flammable or corrosive chemicals in the sprayer
• FLUSH the sprayer with clean water after every use AND before switching chemicals
• STORE pesticides in a correctly labeled container and in a secure location
• MONITOR the health of operators frequently exposed to pesticides, as recommended by the chemical label or local/federal regulations

—————————- Chemical Application Safety ——————————-

• INSPECT and PREPARE sprayer before each use as directed
• DO NOT TURN ON POWER to sprayer until ready to spray in order to avoid unintended spray release
• MAKE SURE NOZZLES ARE ORIENTED IN THE PROPER DIRECTION before starting the sprayer. As incorrectly positioned nozzle may spray chemicals on you or others
• KEEP sprayer and spray materials away from children and pets. Pesticides can be especially toxic to children and animals

—————————— Pump Safety Precautions ———————————

• Never pump flammable or explosive fluids such as gasoline, fuel oil, kerosene, etc.
• Never pump acids (i.e. acid fertilizer) with super rollers. For acid fertilizer, Hypro recommends the Silver Series castings with Teflon rollers
• Never run the pump dry! Never pump faster than, or above, the maximum recommended speed and pressure
• Never pump liquids at temperatures higher than the recommended maximum temperature (140° F/60° C). Do not exceed this temperature
• Before servicing your pump, disconnect the power, release all pressure and drain all liquids

——————————— Following Operation ————————————

• Following operation, it is very important that you completely rinse the entire sprayer and all of it’s components of all chemical residue
• Following operation, stop the tractor unit, set the brakes, disengage PTO shaft, shut off the engine and remove the ignition key
• Park the sprayer on a hard level surface
• Store the sprayer away from human and livestock activity
• Do not permit children to play on or around sprayer

Hooking Up the Sprayer

Your MC Series 3 Point sprayer is designed to allow for Category I 3 Point hitch. The hitch design will fit most brands of 3 Point Quick Tach. The unit comes standard with Category I lower link pins (7/8”) and top link pin (3/4”). Once the lower link arms of the tractor are connected to the MC lower pins, install 3/8”-7/16” retainer pins (NOT Included) to hold the lower arms in place..
If using a CAT 1 Quick Tach: bushings should be added (NOT Supplied) to match your Quick Tach System.

Sprayer Boom Controls

Familiarize yourself with the sprayer controls before use. Your sprayer may be equipped with manual or electric (optional) boom controls.
If your sprayer is equipped with the manual lever controls:

• Boom Section On/Off Valve–OFF when the lever is down or in the horizontal position, it is ON when the lever is up or in the vertical position.

• Pressure Relief/Regulating Valve. – loosen the jam nut and screw the knob down to increase pressure and up to decrease pressure.
  Once desired pressure is obtained, tighten jam nut.

• Pressure Gauge – Monitor sprayer pressure. DO NOT exceed 100psi. Exceeding 100psi can cause premature gauge failure.

If your sprayer is equipped with electric controls:
Determine the best location for the control box in the vehicle cab, according to the following guidelines:

• Switches should be within easy reach
• Controller bracket should rest on a flat surface
• 12 volt DC power source must be accessible.

The Electric Control Kit power cord comes with a 3 pin convenience plug. If your Tractor is not equipped with that type power plug, a Socket 25A is included in the kit.
The Socket 25A plug will have to be wired into the tractor.
See Socket 25A Wiring Diagram to the right for wiring details

Calibrating the Sprayer

When spraying with a boom, the sprayer must be calibrated to ensure proper spray coverage and to combat over-application or under application. Before calibrating the sprayer, it is important to familiarize yourself with the operating instructions.
The calibration process is simplified when broken down into the following three steps:

1. Determine the speed of the tractor
2. Determine the nozzle size and use the calibration chart to find the correct pressure setting
3. Set the pressure accordingly using the pressure regulating valve

Note: All calibration must be done with clean water only!
Note: it is helpful for future references to record the exact RPM and gear that was used to attain the desired speed
Tractor RPM Tractor Gear = Speed

1. Determining the Speed

It is important to determine what speed the tractor will be traveling at, while spraying. While some tractors have speedometers, it is still recommended that speed is calculated for all tractors for accuracy purposes. To determine the speed follow these steps:

1. Set the tractor throttle to operate between 75%-100% of the tractor’s RPM range. This will allow the pump to operate at full volume
2. Measure a 200 foot or 300 foot distance on a field or a surface similar to where you will be spraying
3. Drive the tractor and sprayer (tank half-full is optimal) across the measured distance at a constant rate of speed. There should be no changes in speed while you are measuring the time. This should be a comfortable speed for spraying
4. Have someone measure the amount of time (in seconds) it takes to travel the measured distance
5. Your speed can be found by entering your data into the equation below or by consulting the speed table
   Speed (MPH) = (Distance (FT) x 60)/(Time (Seconds) x 88)

(MPH) = (FT) x 60/ _____(SEC) x 88

Note: When calculating tractor speed be sure to select a gear that allows the tractor to operate between 75%-100% of the tractor’s RPM range. This will allow the  pump to operate at full volume. Selecting a higher gear will not allow the pump to work  efficiently.

Speed Chart

Speed in M.P.H. (Miles Per Hour)| Time Required in seconds to travel a distance of
100 Ft.| 200 Ft| 300 Ft.
1| 68 sec.| 136| 205
2| 34| 68| 102
3| 23| 45| 68
4| 17| 34| 51
5| 14| 27| 41
6| 11| 23| 34
7| 9.7| 19| 29
8| 8.5| 17| 26
9| 7.6| 15| 23
10| 6.8| 14| 20

2. Determine the nozzle size and use the calibration chart
Always follow the chemical manufacturers label recommendations for application rate (GPA). There are five things you will need to know to be able to figure your nozzle size and pressure setting. They are:

1. Application rate — GPA or GAL/1000 Sq. Ft.
2. Speed — MPH
3. Width — Nozzle Spacing (in inches) for broadcast boom spraying — Spray width (in inches) for boomless nozzles
4. Spraying Pressure — Follow chemical label recommendations for pressure/droplet size requirements
5. Solution weight and conversion factor (CF)

Spraying Solutions Other than Water
Since all the tabulations are based on spraying water, which weighs 8.34 lbs. per USA gallon, conversion factors must be used when spraying solutions which are heavier or lighter than water. To determine the proper size nozzle for the solution to be sprayed, first
multiply the desired GPM or GPA of solution by the rate conversion factor. Then use the new converted GPM or GPA rate to select the proper size nozzle and pressure.
Example: Desired application rate is 20 GPA of 28% Nitrogen. Determine the correct nozzle size as follows:
GPA (Solution) x Conversion Factor = Converted GPA 20 GPA (28% x 1.13 = 22.6 GPA (Water), the applicator should choose a nozzle size that will supply 22.6 GPA of water at the desired pressure. See the appropriate Application Chart for your boom spraying nozzle or boomless nozzle. Using the tractor speed, nozzle width or spray width, nozzle size being used and desired gallons per acre (GPA), find the pressure (psi) necessary to achieve the desired GPA.

Example for traditional boom sprayer: Assume you have found your tractor speed to be 6 MPH, your nozzle spacing is 20”, and you want to spray 15 GPA and your sprayer has blue AIXR11003VP nozzles. Upon looking at the application chart, you will find that you should set the sprayer’s pressure at about 40 psi in order to apply about 15 GPA.
Example for boomless sprayer: Assume you have found your tractor speed to be 5 MPH, your nozzle will cover 216 inches (18 Ft) mounted 48” height above the target spray zone, and you will want to spray 15 GPA and your sprayer has yellow XT024 nozzles.
Upon looking at the application chart, you will find that you should set the sprayer’s pressure at about 50 psi in order to apply about 15 GPA.
Useful Formulas
GPM (Per Nozzle) = GPA x MPH x W 5,940
GPM (Per Nozzle = GAL/1000 Sq. Ft. x MPH x W 136
GPM — Gallons Per Minute
GPA — Gallons Per Acre
GAL/1000 Sq. Ft. — Gallons Per 1000 Square Feet
MPH — Miles Per Hour
W — Nozzle Spacing (in inches) for broadcast spraying
— Spray width (in inches) for single nozzle, Band spraying or Boomless spraying
3. Adjusting the Sprayer Pressure
Once you have found the correct pressure (psi) setting, you must now adjust the sprayer to that pressure setting. Before you adjust the sprayer’s pressure, it is important to follow these steps:

1. Make sure the sprayer tank is at least half full of clean water and the tank supply shutoff valve to the pump is open.
2. Make sure the pressure relief valve is backed out so at least 4 threads are showing. If not, loosen the jam nut and screw the knob out until at least 4 threads can be seen.
3. Make sure the valves to the agitator are open, if equipped.
4. With the booms on, idle tractor and engage the tractor PTO to start the pump. Slowly increase tractor RPM, paying attention to the sprayer pressure gauge. (Do NOT spike the sprayer pressure gauge). If you over pressurize the spray system you can damage the pressure gauge and sprayer plumbing. Increase the tractor’s RPM until you reach RPM that was used to set the tractor’s speed.
5. Adjust the pressure relief valve to reach your desired psi for your speed and GPA. This is achieved by loosening the jam nut on the pressure relief valve and screwing the knob in to increase pressure and out to decrease pressure. Once you have reached your desired pressure, tighten the jam nut to lock the pressure control knob. If you can not achieve enough pressure, slowly close the agitation valve. Tighten the valve nut to lock the agitation valve, if equipped.
   You have successfully calibrated the sprayer.

PISTON TYPE PRESSURE RELIEF/REGULATING VALVE
Bypasses excess liquid. Adjustable to maintain control of line pressure at any pressure within the valve operating range.
Selected pressure setting firmly held in place by locknut. Extra large passages to handle large flows.

• Polypropylene with stainless steel spring
• Excellent chemical resistance
• EPDM O-Rings
• For pressure to 150 p.s.i.
• 1/4” port for pressure gauge
• 3/4” NPT (M) inlet & (F) outlet connections

• • Available only in Repair Kit
     Only Available in Complete Assembly
    Calibration Chart
    There are many different sizes and styles of spray tips available to meet your spraying needs. If you need further information, please contact an Cimarron Service Center for assistance.
    Please Note: Flow rates are calculated using fresh water.
    Always remember to double check application rates.
    Boomless Nozzle Application
    Hypro Boom X Tender
    Boomless Nozzles NOTE: Application rates are based on overall swath widths listed at 48” height. Refer to operating instructions if using a different swath.
    HAMILTON BOOMLESS NOZZLES

Operating Data for 1800 Nozzles

Orifice
No.| PSI| GPM
180°| Swath
180°| Gallons per Acre
3 MPH| 4 MPH| 5 MPH| 8 MPH| 10 MPH

5| 30| 1.7| 44′| 6.4| 4.8| 3.8| 2.4| 1.9

40| 2.0| 46′| 7.2| 5.4| 4.3| 2.7| 2.2
50| 2.2| 48′| 7.6| 5.7| 4.5| 2.9| 2.3
60| 2.4| 50′| 7.9| 5.9| 4.8| 3.0| 2.4

10| 30| 3.7| 50′| 12.2| 9.2| 7.3| 4.6| 3.7

40| 4.2| 50′| 13.9| 10.4| 8.3| 5.2| 4.2
50| 4.6| 52′| 14.6| 10.9| 8.8| 5.5| 4.4
60| 5.0| 52′| 15.8| 11.9| 9.5| 5.9| 4.8

20| 30| 5.1| 54′| 15.6| 11.6| 9.3| 5.8| 4.7

40| 5.9| 54′| 18| 13.5| 10.8| 6.8| 5.4
50| 6.7| 56′| 19.7| 14.8| 11.8| 7.4| 5.9
60| 7.1| 58′| 20.2| 15.1| 12.1| 7.6| 6.1

NOTE: 90° nozzles have the same GPA, but 1/2 GPM and swath
BROADCAST & TURF APPLICATION CHART—20” SPACING KLC FieldJet Nozzles used on FSBK-1 Boom Assembly
The KLC FieldJet nozzle is typically used to spray areas not accessible with a boom sprayer. It’s one-piece nozzle design projects spray to both sides to form a wide swath flat spray. The round orifice minimizes clogging. Uniformity across the swath is not as good as with a properly operated boom sprayer.
Available in brass or stainless steel.
(Uniformity can be optimized by double overlapping spray swaths on successive sprayer passes. Remember, this also doubles the application volume.)
Rate Chart: Type 1/4-KLC and Type 3/4-KLC FieldJet Nozzles

Tip Number| Pioe Connection| PSI| Capacity (One  Nozzle) in GPM| „w„ in Feet| GPA (Gallons per Acre)| GPA (Gallons per 1000 Sq. Ft.)
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3 MPH| 4 MPH| 5 MPH| 8 MPH| 3 MPH| 4 MPH| 5 MPH| 8 MPH
1/4KLC-5| 1/4″| 20| 0.71| 17| 6.9| 5.2| 4.1| 2.6| 0.16| 0.12| 0.09| 0.06
30| 0.87| 18| 8.0| 6.0| 5.| 3.0| 0.18| 0.14| 0.11| 0.07
40| 1.00| 21| 7.9| 5.9| 5.| 3.| 0.18| 0.13| 0.11| 0.07
1/4KLC-9| 1/4″| 20| 1.56| 18| 12.| 8.7| 7.0| 4.| 0.27| 0.20| 0.16| 0.10
30| 2.55| 19| 11.6| 10.2| 8.| 5.1| 0.31| 0.23| 0.19| 0.12
40| 1.80| 21| 13.5| 10.6| 9.| 5.3| 0.32| 0.24| 0.19| 0.12
1/4KLC-18| 1/4″| 20| 3.12| 20| 14.1| 15.8| 13.| 7.9| 0.48| 0.36| 0.29| 0.18
30| 3.60| 21| 25.0| 18.4| 15.| 9.2| 0.56| 0.42| 0.34| 0.21
40| 3.60| 22| 27.0| 20.0| 16.| 10.1| 0.62| 0.46| 0.37| 0.23
1/4KLC-36| 1/4″| 20| 5.09| 22| 38.0| 29.0| 23.0| 14.3| 0.87| 0.66| 0.52| 0.33
30| 6.24| 24| 43.0| 32.0| 26.0| 16.1| 0.98| 0.74| 0.59| 0.37
40| 7.20| 26| 46.0| 34.0| 27.0| 17.1| 1.00| 0.78| 0.63| 0.39

NOTE: Always double-check your application rates.

Turbo FloodJet Nozzles used Based on the minimum overlap required to obtain uniform distribution with 120° tips and 40” spacing.
Suggested Minimum Spray Height: 18”20” above what is being sprayed (to plant, not ground).
Optimum Spray Height: 39”
Wide angle spray nozzle height is influenced by nozzle orientation.
The critical factor is to achieve a minimum 30% overlap.

Turbo FloodJet Nozzles used on FSBK-2 Boom Assembly

Tip Chart for TKT-VP3, TF-VP3 & 30DT3.0 (Gray) Tips

| Pressure (psi)| Capacity (GPM)| 1 MPH| 2 MPH| 3 MPH| 4 MPH| 5 MPH| 7.5 MPH| 10 MPH
Gallons Per AcreBased on Water| 10| .30| 44| 22| 14.9| 11.1| 8.9| 5.9| 4.5
20| .42| 63| 31.5| 20.9| 15.7| 12.6| 8.4| 6.3
30| .52| 76| 38| 26| 19.3| 15.4| 10.3| 7.7
40| .60| 90| 45| 30| 22| 17.8| 11.8| 8.9
Gallons Per
1000 Sq. Ft.
Based on Water| 10| .30| 1.01| .5| .34| .254| .204| .135| .103
20| .42| 1.4| .72| .48| .36| .29| .19| .14
30| .52| 1.74| .87| .596| .44| .35| .236| .176
40| .60| 2.06| 1.00| .688| .50| .408| .27| .20
Gallons Per
100 Sq. Ft.
Based on Water| 10| .30| .10| .05| .034| .025| .02| .013| .01
20| .42| .14| .072| .048| .036| .029| .019| .014
30| .52| .174| .087| .059| .044| .035| .023| .017
40| .60| .206| .10| .068| .05| .04| .027| .02

AIXR11002VP Nozzles used on FSBK-5 & FSBK-70 Boom Assemblies

AIXR11002VP Spray Tip Rate Chart (20″ Spacing)

| Pressure
(psi)| Capacity
(GPM)| 1
MPH| 2
MPH| 3
MPH| 4
MPH| 5
MPH| 6
MPH| 8
MPH| 10
MPH
Gallons PerAcreBased on Water| 15| .12| 35.6| 17.8| 11.8| 8.9| 7.1| 5.9| 4.5| 3.6
20| .14| 41.6| 20.8| 13.8| 10.4| 8.3| 6.9| 5.2| 4.2
30| .17| 50.4| 25.2| 16.8| 12.6| 10.1| 8.4| 6.3| 5.0
40| .20| 59.6| 29.8| 19.8| 14.9| 11.9| 9.9| 7.4| 5.9
Gallons Per 1000 Sq. Ft.
Based on Water| 15| .12| | .41| .27| .20| .16| | |
20| .14| | .48| .32| .24| .19| | |
30| .17| | .58| .39| .29| .23| | |
40| .20| | .68| .45| .34| .27| | |

Based on the minimum overlap required to obtain uniform distribution with 110° tips and 20” spacing.
Suggested Minimum Spray Height: 16”-18” above what is being sprayed (to plant, not ground).
Optimum Spray Height: 20”

Operating Instructions

Before operating the sprayer, it is important that you read this entire manual and know all the safety precautions. Always take your time and be alert when operating your sprayer. This will allow you to safely spray without accident or interruption.

Spraying with the Boom

1. Calibrate the sprayer using the calibration instructions and application charts. This will determine what pressure to spray at in order to achieve the desired Gallons per Acre (GPA).

2. Connect the PTO coupler and torque bar to the tractor.

3. Fill the tank with some water in order to set the pressure and test for leaks.

4. Prepare the sprayer for spraying. Open the ball valve on the suction line, make sure the boom valves are off and make sure the spray gun is closed (if applicable).

5. Start the tractor and engage the pump. The tractor should be running at the RPM rate determined when you calibrated your sprayer. Ensure that the pump is primed and that there are no leaks in any of the lines.

6. Using the relief valve (manual controls), or pressure adjustment switch (electric controls), adjust the sprayers pressure to the pressure rating found when you calibrated your sprayer. You may need to readjust the pressure when you open the boom control valves.

7. You may now fill the tank with the amount of water and chemicals recommended by the chemical manufacturer. Before filling the tank make sure the pump is disengaged.

8. After filling the tank, engage the pump and allow an ample amount of time for the jet agitator to mix the water and chemicals.
   Note: See chemical instructions for necessary agitation time. You are now ready to begin spraying.

9. Upon arriving at the spraying location, unfold booms (if applicable), engage pump, open the boom control valves and make sure the pressure setting is correct. While spraying always remember to maintain constant level of speed and RPM (rates found when calibrated).

Spraying with the Spray Gun

1. Connect the pump’s PTO coupler and torque bar.

2. Fill the tank with some water in order to set the pressure and test for leaks.

3. Make sure the spray gun is closed and the booms are off.

4. Start the tractor and engage the pump. Ensure that the pump is primed and that there are no leaks in any of the lines.

5. Adjust the sprayer’s pressure using the relief valve to your desired setting. When you open the spray gun, you may need to readjust the pressure.

6. You may now fill the tank with the amount of water and chemicals recommended by the chemical manufacturer. Before filling the tank make sure the pump is disengaged.

7. After filling the tank, engage the pump and allow an ample amount of time for the jet agitator to mix the water and chemicals.
   Note: See chemical instructions for necessary agitation time. You are now ready to begin spraying.

8. Upon arriving at the spraying location, engage the pump and make sure the pressure setting is correct. Adjust the gun to the desired spray pattern when spraying.

Maintenance Instructions

Routine Maintenance
It is very important to perform routine maintenance on your sprayer before and after each use. Good maintenance practices will help to guard against sprayer breakdowns or accidents.

1. It is recommended to perform a visual and physical inspection for any worn parts, loose bolts or other visible problems. Make all necessary repairs before spraying. Please contact an authorized Cimarron dealer to order parts or to receive technical help.

2. After each use, it is important to rinse the sprayer and all components by running a good quality tank cleaner (Tank Neutralizer and Cleaner) through the system (if no tank cleaner is available, you may substitute a good grade of dish soap for this step. Turn pump on and circulate through the sprayer for 15 minutes and then spray out through boom and handgun nozzles. Refill sprayer part way with clean fresh water and repeat. Rinsing the sprayer after use will greatly improve the life of the pump and other components.

3. Failure to properly rinse the sprayer and all components after each use, will void the manufacturer’s warranty.
   Note: All rinsates must be sprayed in field according to chemical regulations!

4. The screen of the in-line filter on the suction line should be taken out and rinsed. Note: Be careful not to lose the gasket in the filter bowl. The filter will leak without this gasket.

5. Tip strainer (if applicable), should also be taken out and rinsed after each use. Tips strainers are small screens that are located behind each spray nozzle on the boom.

Pump Maintenance

1. Follow all pump safety precautions and warnings. Following these guidelines will help to ensure many years of smooth and trouble-free service.
2. Flush the pump, as directed in routine maintenance, after every use. It is also very important to winterize your pump to prevent freezing and corrosion. Please see Winterizing your Sprayer section below for instructions.
3. After many years of use, you may find that your pump is leaking or has experienced a decrease in performance. You may need to change the seals and rollers. Contact an authorized Cimarron Dealer for parts and technical support.

Drain the Tank
Close the valve on the tank outlet. Remove the filter bowl by unscrewing from the filter body. Pay attention when removing the filter bowl that the screen and gasket be removed and kept with the bowl.
Once the filter bowl, screen and gasket have been removed, open the valve on the tank outlet to allow the fluid to drain from the tank. While the filter screen is off, rinse with clean water and inspect to make sure in good operating condition. When done, reinstall filter bowl with gasket and screen.
Winterizing your Sprayer
It is essential that you winterize your sprayer to avoid damage and to allow for optimal performance. The winterization process should be undertaken before freezing conditions and/or after each season of use. Failure to winterize your sprayer will void the manufacturer’s warranty.

1. Verify that the tank is empty and rinsed out. Pour 1-2 gallons of RV nontoxic antifreeze into the tank. It is not recommended to use engine antifreeze. Engine antifreeze can be harmful to humans, animals, crops and the environment.
2. Engage the pump and spray with the boom and spray gun (if applicable). Make sure that the antifreeze has been pumped through the entire system, including all spray nozzles.
3. See pump manufacturers operators manual for proper winter storage of your sprayer pump.
4. Before spraying in the spring, it is recommended to flush the sprayer with fresh water to cleanse it of the antifreeze and any other buildup. It would also be beneficial to do a thorough inspection of all sprayer components before spraying.

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FSBK-3025BL (5301289) Component Breakdown & Parts List

• Check the spray pattern. Usually you can see the coverage better on a solid concrete surface, such as a driveway.

• Approximate height: 33”

  • The (3) nozzles are fixed at 17-1/2” spacing
  • All (3) nozzles spraying at the same time will allow a maximum coverage of 36 feet
  • The center nozzle will spray an 80” swath
  • Each of the (3) nozzles has a shutoff valve, so you can shut off each nozzle individually. This may help in achieving the actual coverage needed for your application.

FSBK-3025BL (5301289) End Nozzle Assembly & Info

1. First REMOVE O-Ring, Item 2 (#5072517) from the end nozzle body assembly.
2. Start by sliding Item 4, 3, 2 onto the boom tube (Item 1) as shown, leaving about 1/2” to 3/4” between the end of the boom tube and Item 2. Make sure the “Long” portion of Item 3 is facing the nozzle end.
3. Slide the (complete) end nozzle assembly onto the stainless steel boom tube, with somewhat of a “twisting” motion, so that the end face of the boom tube “butts” up against the surface face inside the nozzle body.
4. Now push the “compression olive” (Item 3) against O-rin(Item 2) and slide (both) into the nozzle body opening firmly.
5. Firmly tighten flynut (Item 4) onto threads of nozzle body

Repeat for other side.
NOTE: If water is shooting back on the boom tube, item 2 is not in the correct placement.

BXT Series Boomless Boom Component Breakdown & Parts List

Hamilton Boomless Assembly Component Breakdown & Parts List

Hamilton #10 Boomless Kit MC1-10HAM-KIT (5282538)

BXT Boomless Nozzle Component Breakdown & Parts List

Handgun Kits Component Breakdown & Parts List

MC-PRO22-HG-KIT
MC 3-PT 22” Pro Series Handgun Kit
#5282518

• No Drip Shut Off
• Easy Pull Trigger Handle
• Chemical Resistant Construction
• 600 PSI, 8 GPM
• 38’ Horizontal Throw & 27’ Vertical Throw

To adjust the spray pattern, the nut needs to be adjusted (Ref. A). Spinning it off, towards the lever, will make a cone pattern and spinning it on, away from the lever, will make a stream. The lever (Ref. B), is the lock that can be used to lock the lever when pulled,  holding the valve open.
Squeezing the trigger, will release the lock.

Valve Assembly Component Breakdown & Parts List

ARAG NPT+1
Two Sec Valve Assembly

5282495

Manual On/Off Section Valve Component Breakdown & Parts List

ARAG 1-Sec Valve Assembly w/1/2” HB
#5282497

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Ref. #| Part #| Description| Qty
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1| 5143560| 1-Sec. Manual Valve T5XT3 (Yellow Lever)| 1
2| 1091313| T3 Male x 1/2″ Hose Barb Straight| 1
2.1| 5072545| T3 0-Ring EPDM| 1

Handgun Valve Component Breakdown & Parts List

ARAG 1-Sec Valve Assembly w/3/8” HB
#5282496

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Ref. #| Part #| Description| Qty
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1| 5143560| 1-Sec. Manual Valve T5XT3| 1
2| 1091310| T3 Male x 3/8″ Hose Barb Straight| 1
2.1| 5072545| T3 0-Ring EPDM| 1

RP-600 Series 6-Roller Pump Component Breakdown & Parts List

RP-600C-B-PUMP-KIT
#5282526

6500XL Series 6-Roller Pump Component Breakdown & Parts List

6500XL-PUMPKIT
5276977

Silver Cast
6-Roller Pump Assembly

5273024 (Hypro 6500XL)

• • Available only in Repair Parts Kit #7771795 (3430-0380)
    (Super Rollers are also included in Repair Parts Kit)
    ♦ ♦ Only Available in Complete Assembly

MC-Electric Control Conversion Kits

MC-1E-CONVRSN-KIT (5282543)
MC-2E-CONVRSN-KIT (5282544)
MC-3E-CONVRSN-KIT (5282545)

Conversion from Manual Controls to Electric Boom Section Control:

1. Remove the fork wire clip below the manual lever
2. Lift the manual lever out of the manifold
3. Insert the electric motor with electric connection facing forward making sure the alignment grooves matchup and motor is down completely
4. Reinstall the fork wire clip now holding the electric motor in place
5. Connect the 3-tab electric plugs to the electric motor(s) using the gasket and screw included with the wire harness
6. Mount the control box in the tractor
7. Plug power cord into 12VDC convenience plug. If tractor does not have one, install the socket 25A in the tractor according to the diagram on page 7
8. Connect wiring harness and power cord to control box
9. Test control box making sure all valve(s) function when the toggle switches and master switch are actuated.

Warranty Info

LIMITED WARRANTY FOR NEW Cimarron EQUIPMENT
WHO MAY USE THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. This limited warranty (the “Limited Warranty”) is provided by Fimco, Inc. (“Cimarron Equipment“) to the original purchaser (“you”) of the Equipment (as defined below) from Cimarron Equipment or one of  Cimarron Equipment’s authorized dealers.
This Limited Warranty does not apply to any subsequent owner or other transferee of the Equipment. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO  STATE.

WHAT THIS LIMITED WARRANTY COVERS AND FOR HOW LONG. Cimarron Equipment warrants that any new Equipment will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year (homeowner), 90 days (commercial user), after  delivery of the Equipment to you (the “Warranty Period”). The Warranty Period is not extended if Cimarron Equipment repairs or replaces the Equipment.
WHAT IS NOT COVERED BY THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. This Limited Warranty does not apply to: (1) used Equipment; (2) any Equipment that has been altered, changed, repaired or treated since its delivery to you, other than by Cimarron Equipment or its  authorized dealers; (3) damage or depreciation due to normal wear and tear; (4) defects or damage due to failure to follow Cimarron Equipment’s operator’s manual, specifications or other written instructions, or improper storage, operation, maintenance,  application or installation of parts; (5) defects or damage due to mis-use, accident or neglect, “acts of God” or other events beyond Cimarron Equipment’s reasonable control; (6) accessories, attachments, tools or parts that were not manufactured by Cimarron  Equipment, whether or not sold or operated with the Equipment; or (7) rubber parts, such as tires, hoses and grommets.

HOW TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE. To obtain warranty service under this Limited Warranty, you must (1) provide written notice to Cimarron Equipment of the defect during the Warranty Period and within thirty (30) days after the defect becomes apparent or the repair becomes neces-sary, at the following address: Cimarron Equipment, 1000 Fimco Lane, North Sioux City, SD 57049; and (2) make the Equipment available to Cimarron Equipment or an authorized dealer within a reasonable period of time. For more information about this Limited Warranty, please call: 800-274-1025
WHAT REMEDIES ARE AVAILABLE UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. If the conditions set forth above are fulfilled and the Equipment or any part thereof is found to be defective, Cimarron Equipment shall, at its own cost, and at its option, either repair or replace the defective Equipment or part. Cimarron Equipment will pay for shipping and handling fees to return the repaired or replacement Equipment or part to you.
LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND OTHER REMEDIES. THE REMEDIES DESCRIBED ABOVE ARE YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES, AND Cimarron EQUIPMENT’S SOLE LIABILITY, FOR ANY BREACH OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY. TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD, AND THE REMEDIES AVAILABLE FOR BREACH THEREOF SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE REMEDIES AVAILABLE UNDER THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. IN NO EVENT SHALL Cimarron EQUIPMENT’S LIABILITY UNDER THIS LIMITED WARRANTY EXCEED THE ACTUAL AMOUNT PAID BY YOU FOR THE DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT, NOR SHALL Cimarron EQUIPMENT BE LIABLE, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES OR LOSSES, WHETHER DIRECT OR INDIRECT. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

References

• P65Warnings.ca.gov

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