Start-Up Procedures - Cushman ENVIROJET 898564 Manual De Seguridad Y Operacion

materials, such as water or other chemicals, that cause
the chemical to burn, explode, or release dangerous
gases. "Instability" list the environmental conditions,
such as heat or direct sunlight, that cause a dangerous
reaction.
Stability – (Physical Hazards)
Stable
Unstable
Conditions to Avoid
Incompatibility
Materials to Avoid
Hazardous Decomposition
Hazardous Polymerization
May Occur
Will Not Occur
Section 7: Spill or Leak Procedures
This section tells you what to use to clean up an
accidental spill or leak. Before cleaning up a chemical
spill, you may need to wear respiratory protection,
gloves, safety goggles, or protective clothing. This
section may also include notes on how to dispose of the
chemical safely.
Released or Spilled Material
Waste Disposal
PPE for cleanup
Section 8: Special Protection
Here you will find a listing of any personal protective
equipment (respirator protection, gloves, eye protection)
you may need to work safely with the chemical. If
protective equipment is needed, this section may list
specific types that are recommended, such as full–face
respirator, rubber gloves and chemical safety goggles.
Engineering
Administrative
PPE
Respirators
Section 9: Special Precautions
This section lists any other special precautions to follow
when handling the chemical. This may include what to
have nearby to clean up a spill or put out a fire and what
safety signs to post near the chemical. This section also
lists any other health and safety information not covered
in other parts of the MSDS.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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WARNING
DO NOT allow hands or feet to come in contact
with high pressure jets. High pressure jets can
and will cause very serious injuries to hands and
feet.
DO NOT allow inexperienced or untrained
operators to operate this equipment. If not
operated properly, this equipment can be
dangerous to the operator, bystanders or
property.
Safety glasses MUST be worn at all times when
working on or around the Envirojet High
Pressure Injection System.
BE SURE to follow all handling instructions for
all products to be injected and placed into the
tank.
NEVER pump fuel into the Turf–Truckster or the
Envirojet auxiliary engine fuel tank while either
engine is running.
NEVER attempt to operate Envirojet without
water in the tank. Immediate pump damage can
and will result.
NEVER operate the unit in temperatures below
32 F (1 C). BE SURE to winterize unit before
temperatures fall below freezing.
The Envirojet is designed to apply water based solu-
tions into the soil. The operator is to be seated in the
Turf–Truckster drivers seat and have the deck lowered
before operating the unit. The operator must make sure
all covers are in place and bystanders are at a safe dis-
tance before operating the unit.
The Envirojet 160 is designed for reliable operation and
easy–to–service components. In normal operation, the
160 gallon tank takes about 20 minutes to fill and 20
minutes to inject. If you have an unusual application with
a water source that allow you to run continuously, you
can expect wear and maintenance costs to increase
accordingly.
START–UP PROCEDURES
1. Check all fuel, oil and other fluid levels. Check oil
level in the high pressure pump by looking at the rear
sight gauge. If the oil level is correct the oil should be
centered in the sight gauge. If the oil appears milky
or foamy it is contaminated with water and needs to
be serviced. Overhaul the pump and replace the
faulty seals. Refill oil as needed with non detergent
30W oil. Check oil level using dipstick fitted in fill cap.
2. BE SURE all three (3) lubrication fittings on pivot
shaft (lift) and (2) lubrication fittings on idler arms
have been lubricated with a good lithium based
lubricant before starting.
3. Place the Turf–Truckster parking brake in the
engaged position.
4. Using the Turf–Truckster hydraulic control, raise the
deck assembly and lock in the "UP" position.
5. Turn the Turf–Truckster engine off and inspect the
injection manifold to insure all nozzles and
backpressure valves are secure. Inspect the nozzles
for clear opening at the orifice (hole) remove and
clean any nozzle that may appear clogged.
6. Inspect high pressure hoses and hydraulic hoses for
any damage. Replace any hose that show any signs
of wear.
7. Check for any signs of hydraulic oil leaks. Repair as
necessary.
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