Batch Spraying Skid
Quick Overview
- Batch Spraying System for chems, sealers, pesticides, water
- 15gpm, 560 PSI pump
- 12 or 18" reel for delivery hose
- 100 gal storage tank
- Storage Lock Box
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Stain Eraser Spraying Skid
The Stain Eraser Spraying Skid. 892-20400 parts list: 892-0401
The Project is mounted to an industry standard sized 48” x 40” aluminum pallet, allowing easy shipping and mounting into service vehicles
The reel on its strograge box will be 3 Inches taller than the 33in tall tank with the aluminum pallet this will be about 39in tall
This is image is a mockup of the intended placement of the major components.
This will load facing out the tailgate or sideways facing curbside in a Full Size pickup
and facing curbside in a Maverick or similar small pickup similar to this softwash skid in a Maverick
This tank is 11inches taller than the tank specified in this system
The Skid is a 48x40 an aluminum pallet base
The 100 Gallon Tank runs the width of the Skid across the back behind the Reel and Pump.
The Tank is 16in Deep, 47in Long and 33 inches high there are no built in gradient markers we can discuss how to make a plate with gradient to add to the side of the tank.
The Pump is the Udor 55GR58 with the 800psi capability with a Honda 270 motor.
A) The suction line is 1.25in and connected to a drop tube in the 100gallon tank at the top via a banjo coupler and 90 degree turnn.
B) The 55GR has two out lines (1/2in ID) with valves
a. One will be sent to the Reel for spraying
b. Two will be sent to the 100ga tank for filling the tank (open that valve to fill)
c. The fill line is 1/2in clear braid and the tank will have a 1/2in drop tube for filling
C) Regulator Return Line
a. 3/4in ID clear braid and the tank will have a 3/4in drop tube for bypassed solution
The Reel is an 18in Aluminum Titan mounted on a Storage Box to get it above the motor and pump and allow curbside delivery
Hoses
Tank to Pump
A) 1.25in Suction Line Connects via Banjo Coupler (1.5”) at the top of the tank that is a 90 degree turned 1.5in Banjo Plug with a 1.25” draw tube.
B) The coupler can be disconnected from the top of the tank and a stinger attached to the end to draw chemical into the tank at the tailgate and addiotional extension hose that is 10ft long and 1.25in ID with A Coupler and Pug on the ends can be used to draw from a tank a little further away than the tailgate.
a. When connected to the stinger the pump can deliver the contents of the 55 gallon drum to the tank via the Secnod Output valve on the Udor,
b. Attach the Stinger to the suction line, place in the 55 gallon drum, Open Valve 2
c. Start the Udor Pump, monitor the Tank and the Drum, this will happen quickly, 3 to 6 minute
d. When the drum is empty or the tank is full, turn off the Udor and close Valve 2
e. Replace the suction line on the top of the tank by attaching the coupler to the plug on top
Pump Output
A) The 55GR has two out lines (1/2in ID) with valves
a. Valve 1
i. 1/2in ID 800psi line will route the output to the reel
1. The Pump side is a crimp or two to the barb on the pump
2. The reel side is a Dixon brass replaceable fitting
b. Valve 2
i. 1/2in ID 150psi clear braid line will route the output to the 1/2in drop tube in the tank
ii. Hose connections are Oetiker style single ear crimps
Pump Return
A) The regulated return line is 3/4in barb
B) 3/4in ID 150psi clear braid line will be routed using stainless barbs to the tank and a 3/4in drop tube
C) Oetiker Crimps on the clear braid
Reel Spraying
A) The Reel output in the reel manifold will be a Dixon reusable hose end connector
B) The hose is 800PSI rated AG Spray hose yellow
C) The Delivery End will be a Dixon Reusable hose end
D) A Pressure Washer style Quick Plug is attached at the end of the hose
Spraying Gun and Nozzles
A) Udor Turbo Gun this will have an adapted PW Style Coupler and swivel to attach to the Hose end
a. This gun is shipped with a 2.3mm orifice which is to small for this pump and motr
b. A 3.5 MM Tip will be installed and a 4MM tip will be provided in the spares kit
B) A Protool Pressure Washer gun with 36in lance for spot spraying
a. Two 4 “banger” attachments will be supplied
i. One with 0030, 1530, 2530 and 4030 tips
ii. Another with Shotter tips (30, 40, 50 and 60 size)
This will allow the correct tip to be selected for the conditions and job type
C) An 8890-010 Wand for Chem spraying with 6in lance this is:
a. A high flow chemical spraying wand
b. with an easy grip trigger
c. and a ¼ Quick connect for changing tips
A spare parts kit includes O-Rings, ¼ and 3/8, crimp clamps appropriate to the hose sizes.
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