Goldacres Compact 300L Programming manual

Compact 300L
Operator’s & Parts Manual
GA8700995 REV0 DEC 2018

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Introduction ...........................3
Safety................................4
Goldacres Warranty Statement .............9
Terms & Conditions ....................10
General Information & Specications........12
Dimensions...........................13
Power Source.........................14
Filling ...............................14
Spray Application ......................14
Identication ..........................14
Booms ..............................15
Boom Height .........................15
Boom Height Adjustment ................15
Boom Folding.........................16
Boom Fold Adjustment..................16
Boom Lubrication ......................16
Wheels & Tyres ........................17
Flushing .............................18
Storage .............................18
Pump Troubleshooting ..................18
Pump Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Pump Service Parts - Shuro 2088.........20
Spray Pump Assembly ..................21
Spray Gun - GunJet AA30L ..............22
Spray Gun - Nozzle ....................23
Chassis Assembly .....................24
Tank & Hoses Assembly .................25
Plumbing Schematic....................27
Contact
Goldacres
1-3 Morang Crescent,
Mitchell Park Vic 3355
P: 03 5342 6399
F: 03 5342 6308
[email protected]
Disclaimer
Any advice or recommendations given by Goldacres, Goldacres’ dealers, or employees is given in good faith and provided
based on the best information available to us. No liability or responsibility is accepted or implied as a result of any
information or advice tendered in this operating manual or by Goldacres its agents or employees. The end user accepts all
responsibility arising from that advice. No part of this manual may be reproduced without written permission from Goldacres.
All photographs and technical information remain the property of Goldacres.
Contents

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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of a
Goldacres sprayer. For more than a quarter
of a century Goldacres has supplied
Australian farmers with quality, innovative
and technologically advanced spraying
solutions - equipment designed in Australia
for Australian conditions.
Goldacres not only produce Australia’s nest
range of spraying equipment - we also keenly
value the unique relationship we enjoy with
owners of our equipment. We are pleased to
welcome you as a Goldacres owner and look
forward to making your spray applications as
efcient as possible.
Please use this comprehensive resource to
gain a full understanding of your equipment,
and don’t hesitate to contact your Goldacres
Dealer or Goldacres for further information.
Roger Richards
General Manager

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Safety
General
The following pages outline important
safety information. At Goldacres safety is
a high priority. These safety and warning
instructions MUST be followed to ensure the
safe operation of your Goldacres equipment.
Explanation of key terms used in this
operator’s manual are:
DANGER - You will be killed or seriously hurt
if you don’t follow instructions
WARNING - You can be seriously hurt if you
don’t follow instructions
CAUTION - You can be hurt if you don’t
follow instructions
NOTE - Is used to notify people of
installation, operation or maintenance
information that is important but not hazard
related.
The Operator
All operators of this equipment should be
adequately trained in the safe operation
of this equipment. It is important that all
operator’s have read and fully understand
the operators manual prior to using this
equipment.
All new operators should be trained in an
area without bystanders or obstructions and
become familiar with the sprayer prior to
operation.
Safety Precautions
WARNINGS
• Never stand within the radius of boom
wings.
• Keep clear of overhead obstructions.
• CRUSH HAZARD - Keep hands clear of
moving parts when carrying out boom
fold and unfold sequences.
• Any unauthorised modications to this
equipment may affect its function and
create a serious safety risk.
• Never attempt to clean parts or nozzles,
by blowing with mouth.
• Never attempt to siphon chemicals, or
substances, by sucking.
• It is imperative that the vehicle
manufacturer’s specications be
checked and all instructions for use when
transporting, or towing, be adhered to at
all times.
• Care should be taken when transferring
liquid into the tank to ensure that the
gross weight of the equipment does
not exceed the carrying, braking and/or
towing capacity of the vehicle to which
the equipment is attached as specied
by the vehicle manufacturer.
NOTE: 1 LITRE WATER = 1KG.
• Water weighs 1kg per litre, however
conversion factors must be used when
spraying liquids that are heavier or lighter
than water. Example: liquid urea has a
density of 1.28 kg/L and will therefore be
signicantly heavier than water if the tank
is lled completely.
• Suitable care should be taken when
driving with the equipment attached to
the vehicle. Consideration should be
given to both the carrying capacity of the
vehicle and the gradient of the terrain
when determining the speed at which the
vehicle can be driven safely.
• Ensure that the maximum speed of
the vehicle, when loaded, is within the
vehicle manufacturers limitations.
• Ensure equipment is securely fastened,
or attached to the vehicle at all times.
• Regularly check the pump mounting
bolts. The pump will always vibrate to
some degree when operating, and this
may work the bolts loose.
CAUTIONS
• Always ensure that there is adequate
room for the boom to open.
• Always ensure that the boom is
adequately supported when transporting.
• A supply of fresh water should be with
the equipment at all times.
• Standard polyethylene tanks are not
designed for use with diesel fuel or any
ammable liquid.
• Do not use this machine in ambient
temperatures exceeding 40 degrees
Celsius. Continued over page

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• Ensure that all bolts are tightened and
secured before operation.
• Where tted, always ensure that the
boom is securely supported when
travelling.
• Area surrounding equipment may
become slippery when wet.
NOTES
• Always read and understand the
operator’s manual prior to operation of
this equipment.
• It is the responsibility of the operator
to ensure that there are no decals
missing from the equipment and that any
damaged or missing decals are replaced
prior to operation.
• Goldacres equipment ordered or
operated, outside the guideline
limitations may not be warranted by
Goldacres for successful performance.
Operators working outside these
limitations do so at their own risk, unless
specic advice has been sought from
and provided by Goldacres in writing.
• Always read and follow the chemical
manufacturer’s guidelines for safe
application as per the chemical label.
Particular attention should be given to
the recommended target application rate
of the chemical being applied as per the
chemical label.
• Inspect the equipment thoroughly for
damage and wear before operation.
• Flush chemicals from equipment
immediately after use.
• Certain chemicals may be unsuitable for
use with Goldacres standard plumbing
designs. Consult your Goldacres dealer if
in doubt.
• Do not operate the equipment while
under the inuence of any drugs, alcohol
or if excessively tired.
• Make sure that the equipment complies
with all relevant road regulations when
transporting.
• When draining uids from the equipment
use appropriate, leak proof containers.
Do not use food or beverage containers
as someone may consume the contents
by mistake.
• After reading the operator’s manual
if there is any thing that you do not
understand please contact your
Goldacres dealer.
Safe Chemical Use
The safe use of Ag chemicals with this
equipment is the responsibility of the owner/
operators. All operators should be trained
in the safe use of Ag chemicals. Goldacres
suggest that a relevant course is completed
by owners/operators prior to operation of
this equipment as a spray unit.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Always wear close tting clothing and safety
equipment designed for the job.
Chemicals can be harmful to humans,
appropriate PPE should be used when
handling chemicals.
Always refer to the chemical manufacturers
label for guidelines on the appropriate PPE
to use with the chemicals you are using.
Goldacres also suggest that you read
and understand the following Australian
standards:
• Australian Standard for Chemical
protective clothing AS3765
• Australian Standard for Respiratory
protection devices AS1715
Airborne particles
Always stand well clear of equipment during
operation. Any spray drift is dangerous and
may be hazardous to humans and animals.
Fluids under pressure
Do not disconnect any hoses, nozzles
or lters while equipment is operating.
Disconnecting these components while
under pressure may result in uncontrolled
uid discharge which may be hazardous.
When the repair is complete ensure that
all ttings and lines are secured before re-
applying pressure.
Continued over page

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Cuts, Stabs & Punctures
When Servicing machine, be mindful of sharp
edges on parts such as trimmed cable ties,
hose clamps, cut reinforced hose and the
edges of plates and brackets as they could
cause cut, stab or puncture injuries.
ATV Safety
• Consult your ATV operator’s manual before
mounting this ATV tank.
• Do not t the spray tank to the front of your
AT V.
• Fully read the Owner’s Manual before
mounting this spray unit to an ATV or
vehicle.
• Before mounting to an ATV or vehicle
ensure that tment complies with weight
restrictions as specied by ATV or vehicle
manufacturer.
• OVERLOADING the ATV or vehicle, or
operating it improperly, may cause an
accident, injury or death.
• Do not load the ATV in excess of the load
limit capacity of the ATV as recommended
by the manufacturer.
• Filling the spray tank when tted to the ATV
will result in changes to the handling and
stability of the ATV.
• ATV tyres should be inated to the
manufacturers recommended operating
pressures.
• Do not attach other equipment to the ATV
spray tank. This may exceed the ATV spray
tank’s designed capacity and function.
• Reduce speed when operating the ATV
spray tank when tank is loaded.
• Allow for greater braking distances when
the ATV spray tank is loaded.
• To reduce possible ATV instability it is
recommended the ATV be stationary if spot
spraying on a slope or hill.
• Ensure the ATV or vehicle complies with
all relevant regulations for use on farm or
public roads.
• The weight of the unit signicantly
increases when lled to the maximum
recommended level. Remember: 1 litre of
water = 1 kilogram.
• The tank should be empty during
attachment or removal of the tank from the
AT V.
• Do not allow any other person to ride on
the ATV at the same time this ATV spray
tank is tted.
• Do not allow use of this sprayer by minors.
• Do not use the sprayer in the vicinity of
other people or animals.
DANGER: Failure to adhere to these
recommendations or follow these rules may
result in injury or death to the operator and/or
bystanders.
Anyone involved in the use or operation of
the ATV and ATV spray equipment should be
aware of, and trained in appropriate safety
recommendations including those contained in
this manual.

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GA8700491 - Compact 300L – Decal kit
Safety Decals
Understanding safety decals and their
purpose assists in the safe operation of your
sprayer. Safety decals are there for your
protection and it is the responsibility of the
owner operator to replace damaged and/or
missing safety decals.
Regularly review safety decals with
operators. It is very important to ensure
that all new machine components and
replacement parts include current hazard
identication decals.
Replacement safety decals can be ordered
from all Goldacres dealers.

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Warranty
How to make a warranty claim
In the event of a fault or breakdown with your
product, that you believe to be a warranty
issue, the following steps must be taken.
1. Ensure that you have read the
Operator’s Manual and gone through the
troubleshooting procedure.
2. If you continue to experience problems
then please contact your local authorised
Goldacres dealer. They will advise the
method of warranty service for your
product.
Warranty Duration
Goldacres' standard warranty is 12 months
from date of purchase.
Warranty Inclusions
• Chassis
• Steel Boom Components
• Tanks
• Electrical wire and connectors, (non-
contaminated)
• Consoles and controllers
• Electrical motors and drivers
• Wheels, tyres and rims
• Pins and bushes*
• Pump housing
• Hydraulics
• Axle frame only
• Shockers and dampeners
• Wire cables
• Springs
• Drive chains*
• Wheel bearings*
*Failure caused by lack of lubrication not
covered.
Warranty Exclusions
• Pump diaphragms
• Pump Seals
• Pump check valves
• Pump O-rings
• Filters and lter screens
• Filter O-rings
• Chemical Hoses
• Solenoid Diaphragms
• Hand Gun, lance or wand seals and
O-rings
• Consumables, chemicals, fuels
• Items controlled by or tted to Non
Genuine parts or devices
• Contamination or corrosion of
components
• Hose reel seal sand O-rings
• Pressurised sprayer seals and O-rings
• Belts, couplings
• Adjustment of components
• Brake pads and components
• Globes / Bulbs
• Fuses
• Oil / uids / lters (Unless contaminated
or lost due to a warrantable failure)
• Boom break away tips
• Boom break away hinges
• Boom protectors
• Nozzles
• Nozzle Bodies
• Nozzle Body Brackets
• Nozzle Diaphragms and seals
• Wiper Blades
• Skid plates
• Wear plates
• Damaged items
• Worn or wearing items

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Goldacres Warranty Statement
This warranty is the only warranty applicable to
Goldacres new products (Products) and to the
maximum extent as permitted by law, is expressly
in lieu of any other conditions or warranties
expressed or implied in relation to the Product.
In Australia, Goldacres Products come with
guarantees that cannot be excluded under the
Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to
a replacement or refund for a major failure and
compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable
loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the
goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of
acceptable quality and the failure does not amount
to a major failure.
This Warranty gives you additional protection for
your Goldacres product and identies a preferred
approach to resolving warranty claims which will be
the quickest and simplest for all parties subject to
the exclusions, terms and conditions below.
Goldacres warrants its authorized Dealers who in
turn warrants the original purchaser (Owner) that
each new Goldacres Product will be free from
proven defect in materials and workmanship for
twelve (12) months from the date of delivery to the
rst owner according to conditions outlined herein.
Subject only to legislative obligations to the
contrary, Goldacres shall not be liable for incidental
or consequential damage resulting from ownership
or use of a Product.
Goldacres does not authorize any person to create
for it any other obligation or liability in connection
with these products.
The repair of the defective Product qualifying under
this warranty will be performed without charge
for labour and parts by any authorized Goldacres
service outlet within a reasonable time following the
delivery of the Product, at the cost of the owner, to
the service outlet / place of business advised
Goldacres in its absolute discretion may choose
to pay the cost of replacement or repair of the
product.
If the Product will be repaired or replaced, using
parts as supplied by Goldacres, repair may include,
at Goldacres discretion, the replacement of parts
with functionally equivalent remanufactured,
reconditioned or new parts.
Goldacres may request failed parts to be returned
to the factory.
Conditions of Warranty Coverage
The warranty covers only conditions resulting
directly from defects in workmanship or materials
used under normal use and service conditions.
The Warranty is not transferable.
The owner is responsible for the performance of
regular maintenance and service as specied in
the owner’s / operators manual applicable to the
product. Failure to follow regular maintenance as
advised may invalidate the warranty.
The owner must provide the Goldacres Dealer with
prompt written notice of the defect (within 14 days
of it occurring) and allow reasonable time for repair
and/or replacement.
Goldacres warranty cover excludes:
• Claims resulting from misuse, use of
incompatible chemical or uids, exceeding the
Product’s specications including overloading,
impact damage, negligence, accidental damage or
failure to perform recommended service or service
intervals or use the Product with good care.
• Failure due to faulty or inadequate electrical
sources of power. 12 volt power sources must be
checked for suitability to operate the product.
• The time taken to remove and re-install
warranted parts, products or components tted
to other than Goldacres brand products will not
be covered by Goldacres Warranty. Only labour
and parts directly attributable to the repair of the
Goldacres unit is covered.
• The cleaning of parts or products before or after
the warranty repair. Cleaning time is considered a
customer expense.
• Any Goldacres Product which has been repaired
by other than an authorized Goldacres dealer in a
way which, in the sole and absolute judgment of
Goldacres, adversely affects its performance or
reliability.
• The replacement of maintenance items such as
diaphragms, batteries, belts, etc.
• Loss of time, inconvenience, loss of use of
the product, liability to third parties or any other
consequential damages including damage to
crops, prots or revenue, other commercial losses
inconvenience or cost of rental or replacement
equipment.
• Incidental costs associated with a warranty
repair including any travel costs, out of hours
labour charges, transportation costs, freight costs
or any communications costs.
• Goldacres products purchased at auction or in
used condition.
Procedure for claiming:
Claims must be made through a Goldacres Dealer.
To make a claim under this Warranty, you should
• Contact your local Goldacres Dealer,
• Phone [phone] to locate a Goldacres
Dealer.
Owners returning products to a Goldacres Dealer
will require the original Dealer tax invoice, a copy
of the tax invoice or delivery docket and any
instruction manuals, information booklets or guides
that were shipped with the Product.

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Terms & Conditions
Interpretation
1. In terms and conditions:
(1) “Goldacres” means Goldacres Trading Pty. Ltd. A.C.N. 061 306 732 trading as Goldacres
Agricultural Equipment (its successors and assigns) which is the seller of the Goods;
(2) “Purchaser” means the purchaser of the Goods;
(3) “Goods” means the products and, if any, the services sold or provided by Goldacres to
the Purchaser;
(4) “GST Act” and “GST” are given the meanings referred to in a New Tax System (Goods
and Services Tax) Act 1999.
(5) “PPSA” means the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Clth) (as amended);
(6) Nothing in these terms and conditions shall be read or applied so as to exclude, restrict
or modify or have the effect of excluding, restricting or modifying, any condition,
warranty, guarantee, right or remedy implied by law (including the Competition and
Consumer Act 2010) and which by law cannot be excluded, restricted or modied.
General
2. (1) The Goods and all other products or services provided by Goldacres are provided
subject to these terms and conditions. These terms and conditions and any terms and
conditions incorporated herein by virtue of clause 3 hereto shall prevail over all other
terms and conditions of the Purchaser or otherwise to the extent of any inconsistency.
(2) These terms and conditions may not be modied or amended without the expressed
written consent of Goldacres endorsed by the Managing Director of Goldacres Trading
P/L.
Additional Terms and Conditions
3. From time to time Goldacres may provide additional or extended warranties in respect
of certain goods and/or services. Where such additional or extended warranties are
provided to a Purchaser in writing they will be incorporated into these terms and
conditions provided that in the event of any inconsistency between these terms and
conditions and the terms of any additional or extended warranty, the provisions of the
additional or extended warranty shall prevail.
Goldacres quotations.
4. Unless previously withdrawn, Goldacres quotations are open for acceptance within the
period stated therein or, when no period is stated, with 14 days only of the quotation
date. Goldacres reserves the right to refuse any order based on any quotation within 7
days of receipt of the order.
Packing
5. The cost of any special packing and packing materials used in relation to the Goods
shall be at the Purchaser’s expense notwithstanding that such cost may have been
omitted from any quotation.
Shortage
6. The Purchaser waives any claim for shortage of any Goods delivered if a claim in
respect thereof has not been lodged with Goldacres within (7) seven days from the date
of receipt of the Goods by the Purchaser.
Specications, etc: Catalogues, etc: Quantities
7. All specications, (including but not limited to: drawings, particulars of weights,
volumes, capacities, dimensions, load factors) are approximate only and any deviation
shall not be taken to vitiate any contract with Goldacres or form any claim against
Goldacres. The descriptions, illustrations, and performances contained in catalogues,
price lists and other advertising matter do not form part of the contract of sale of
the Goods. Where specications, drawings or other particulars are supplied by the
Purchaser, Goldacres’ price is made on estimates of quantities required. Should there
be any adjustments in quantities above or below the quantities estimated by Goldacres
and set out in a quotation, then any such increase or decrease shall be adjusted on a
unit rate basis according to unit prices set out in the quotation.
Performance, Capacities, Chemicals, Liquids, Application Methods, Environmental Effects
8. Any performance, volumes, and/or capacity gures given by Goldacres are estimates
only. Goldacres shall be under no liability for damages for failure to obtain such gures
unless specically guaranteed in writing and any such written guarantee shall be subject
to the recognised tolerances applicable to such gures. The suitability of chemicals and
other liquids for any application and the application methods and the environmental
effects shall be the sole decision and responsibility of the Purchaser and the user of
the Goods. Goldacres gives no warranty as to the suitability of any chemicals or other
liquids for any application, nor the application methods nor the environmental effects,
which may result from the use of the Goods. Goldacres shall be under no liability for
damages arising out of the use of any chemicals, liquids, or mixtures in the Goods nor
for any application, nor for the application methods nor for the environmental effects,
which may result from the use of the Goods.
Delivery/Service Times
9. The delivery times and service times made known to the Purchaser are estimates only
and Goldacres shall not be liable for late delivery, non-delivery or delay and under no
circumstances shall Goldacres be liable for any loss, damage or delay occasioned by
the Purchaser or its customers arising from the late or non-delivery or late installation of
the Goods.
Loss or damage in transit
10. Goldacres is not responsible for any loss or damage to Goods in transit. Goldacres shall
render the Purchaser such assistance as may be necessary to press claims on carriers
provided that the Purchaser shall have notied Goldacres and the carriers immediately
the loss or damage is discovered on receipt of Goods and shall lodge a claim on the
carrier within three days of the date of receipt of the Goods. Insurance of Goods in
transit is the responsibility of the Purchaser.
Limit of Liability
11. (1) Goldacres liability for Goods manufactured by it is limited to:
(a) where the law implies consumer guarantees into these terms and conditions pursuant
to Part 3.2 Division 1 of Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010
(C’th”) (“consumer guarantees”) which cannot be excluded and Goldacres breaches
a consumer guarantee, the loss and damage the Purchaser is entitled to at law which
cannot be excluded by these terms and conditions;
and, in all other cases
(b) making good any defects by repairing the same or at Goldacres option by replacement
within a period not exceeding either 1000 hours or twelve calendar months, whichever
comes rst, after the Goods have been dispatched provided that:
(i) the defects have arisen solely from faulty materials or workmanship;
(ii) the Goods have not received maltreatment inattention or interference;
(iii) accessories of any kind used by the Purchaser are manufactured or approved by
Goldacres;
(iv) where applicable, the seals on the Goods remain unbroken;
(v) there has been no improper adjustment, calibration or operation;
(vi) the use of accessories including consumables, hardware or software (not manufactured
by Goldacres) has been approved in writing by Goldacres;
(vii) no contamination or leakage has been caused or induced;
(viii) any modication to the Goods have been authorised in writing by Goldacres;
(ix) there has been no inadequate or incorrect use, storage, handling or application of the
Goods;
(x) there has been no use or operation of the Goods outside of the physical, electrical or
environmental specications of the Goods;
(xi) there has been no inadequate or incorrect site preparations;
(xii) there has been no inadequate or improper maintenance of the Goods;
(xiii) it has not been caused by fair wear and tear; and
(xiv) rstly the Goods have been thoroughly inspected and any damage (from whatever
cause) to the Goods (and in particular – the structure, welding, seams, bolts, booms) has
been repaired prior to the Goods being operated, used driven or moved and on each
occasion the tanks are lled; and
(xv) there has been no failure to comply with the requirements of all present or future laws or
regulations relating to the Goods and/or the use and/or the operation of the Goods; and
(xvi) there has been no failure to maintain a record of hours of operation (which record shall
contain full details of all inspections, repairs and maintenance) and produce same to
Goldacres at the time of the claim;
(xvii) the defective Goods or any damaged part of the Goods are promptly returned free of
cost to Goldacres or a representative of Goldacres;
(xviii) all warranty related repairs have been carried out with the prior authorisation of
Goldacres;
(2) If Goods or any part thereof are not manufactured by Goldacres, in particular engines,
engine accessories, transmissions, transfer cases, differentials, tyres, tubes, batteries,
radios and UHFs, the guarantee of the manufacturer thereof shall be accepted by the
Purchaser and is the only guarantee given to the Purchaser in respect of the Goods
or that part provided always that this clause does not seek to exclude the consumer
guarantees;
(3) In the case of hydraulic systems, Goldacres shall replace defective parts in accordance
with clause 11(1) of these conditions, provided that the failure of the part was not related
to contamination within the system, Goldacres shall not be liable for labour in the case
of repairing hydraulic system defects;
(4) Goldacres will not accept liability for damage attributed to fair wear and tear including
but not limited to fair wear and tear to nozzles, chains, belts, lters, brake pads,
polyethylene bushes and liquid pump valves, valve O-rings, diaphragms and seals;
(5) Goldacres shall not be liable for and the Purchaser releases Goldacres from any claims
in respect of faulty or defective design of any Goods supplied unless such a design
has been wholly prepared by Goldacres and the responsibility for any claim has been
specically accepted by Goldacres in writing and in any event Goldacres liability
hereunder shall be strictly limited to the replacement of defective parts in accordance
with paragraph 11(1) of these conditions provided always that this clause does not seek
to exclude the consumer guarantees;
(6) Except as provided herein, all express and implied warranties, guarantees and
conditions under statute or general law as to the merchantability, description, quality,
suitability or tness of the Goods for any purpose or as to design, assembly, installation,
materials or workmanship or otherwise are hereby expressly excluded and Goldacres
shall not be liable for physical or nancial injury, loss or damage or for consequential
loss or damage of any kind arising out of the supply, layout, assembly, installation or
operation of the Goods or arising out of Goldacres negligence or in any other way
whatsoever;
(7) The benet of any warranty provided under these terms and conditions shall only be
available to the Purchaser and shall not be transferable by the Purchaser;
(8) The warranties provided under these terms and conditions do not extend to second
hand or used Goods that may be sold by Goldacres.
12. Goldacres liability for breach of a consumer guarantee is hereby limited (in the case of
goods and services not used for personal, domestic or household purposes) to:
(1) in the case of Goods, any one or more of the following:
(a) the replacement of the Goods or the supply of equivalent Goods;
(b) the repair of the Goods;
(c) the payment of the cost of replacing the Goods or acquiring the equivalent Goods;
(d) the payment of having the Goods repaired; or
(2) in the case of services;
(a) the supplying of the services again; or
(b) the payment of the cost of having the services supplied again.
Prices
13. (1) Unless otherwise stated in writing by Goldacres, all prices quoted by Goldacres are
inclusive of GST for supplies within Australia and exclusive of GST for exports outside
of Australia. Prices quoted are those ruling at the time of quotation or the date the price
is given and are based on rates of freight, insurance, customs, duties, taxes, exchange,
shipping expenses, sorting and stacking charges, cartage, cost of materials and
other charges affecting the cost of production ruling on that date and any alterations
thereto either before acceptance of or during currency of the contract shall be to the
Purchaser’s account.
(2) For the purpose of 38-185 of the GST Act, the day upon which the seller gives the

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invoice for the supply shall be the date of the invoice.
Payment
14. (1) The purchase price in relation to the Goods and the cost of the service shall be payable
without deduction and or set off and payment thereof shall be made on or before the
thirteenth day of the month following the delivery of the Goods or performance of the
services unless other terms of payment are expressly stated in writing.
(2) A decreasing or increasing adjustment and or the issuing of an adjustment note, pursuant
to Division 21 and Division 29-C of the GST Act, shall not, in any way, constitute a release,
waiver, and or forgiveness of the debt incurred by the Purchaser.
Interest on overdue payments
15. If Goldacres is not paid for any Goods or services on the due date specied in this
agreement without prejudice to any other right or remedy, all outstanding money shall bear
interest at the rate set, pursuant to the Penalty Interest Rates Act, Victoria, 1986, as such
money, together with interest shall be recoverable forthwith from the Purchaser.
Rights in relation to Goods.
16. (1) At all times until the Debts have been paid in full the Purchaser shall be responsible
for any loss or damage occasioned to the supplied Goods howsoever occasioned on a
strict liability basis and shall indemnify Goldacres against any such loss or damage and
shall insure and keep insured the Goods in the name of both the purchaser and Goldacres
against such loss or damage to the full extent of the purchase price and shall provide a
copy of such Insurance Policy to Goldacres.
(2) The Purchaser shall have the right to resell Goods but only as duciary agent and trustee
for Goldacres by way of bona de sale at full market value and in the ordinary course of its
business.
(3) Until all the Debts have been paid in full:
(a) the Purchaser shall take custody of the Goods as trustee, duciary agent and bailee for
Goldacres;
(b) the Purchaser shall keep the Goods separate from any other goods and properly marked,
stored, protected and insured;
(c) the Purchaser must hold all of the money it receives (“Proceeds”):
(i) from the sale of any property into which Goods supplied have been incorporated; and
(ii) from the sale of Goods or provision of services including the Goods supplied by the
Goldacres as bailee, duciary agent and trustee for Goldacres, but the Purchaser need
not hold on trust any money exceeding the amount of the Debts at the time the money is
received.
(d) The Purchaser expressly acknowledges that it is bound by the duciary obligation created
in the preceding paragraph and acknowledges that:
(i) it must hold the Proceeds on trust for Goldacres;
(ii) it must place the whole of the Proceeds in an account separate from its own moneys (the
“Proceeds Account”);
(iii) it must maintain the Proceeds Account separate from its own moneys at all times.
(iv) it must maintain proper records for the Proceeds Account.
(v) it must not assign or encumber any book debts arising from sales made in circumstances
set out in clauses 16(c)(i) and (ii) or do any other act in derogation of Goldacres’ legal or
benecial interests; and
(vi) it must account to Goldacres on demand for all moneys standing to the credit of such
account.
(e) For the purposes of identication of different consignments of Goods purchased from
Goldacres and receipt of Proceeds, the Purchaser agrees that the principle of “Last In,
First Out” shall be applied to any items that cannot be distinguished.
(f) Goldacres may trace the Proceeds in equity.
(4) Goldacres may at any time, without notice to the Purchaser and without prejudice to any
other rights which it may have against the Purchaser, terminate any contract connected
with the Goods and the bailment referred to in clause 16(3) and enter upon any premises
owned or occupied by the Purchaser where Goldacres reasonably believes the Goods
may be stored, and repossess the Goods without liability for any damaged caused, and
subsequently dispose of the Goods at Goldacres’s discretion if:
(a) the Debts are not paid in accordance with these terms and conditions or any other
contract or arrangement between Goldacres and the Purchaser; or
(b) Goldacres receives notice of or reasonably believes that:
(i) a third person may attempt to levy execution against the Goods; or
(ii) the Purchaser is insolvent (within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001) or bankrupt;
or
(iii) the Purchaser has entered into any arrangement or composition with its creditors, gone
into liquidation, or has appointed a receiver, a receiver and manager or administrator.
(5) If after repossession under clause 16(4) Goldacres sells the Goods, Goldacres shall
account to the Purchaser for any proceeds of sale (less expenses of repossession and
sale) that exceeds the amount of the outstanding Debts.
(6) If any Goods belonging to Goldacres are disposed of by the Purchaser or an insurance
claim is made in respect of them, Goldacres shall be entitled to trace the sale or insurance
proceeds, which proceeds shall be held by the Purchaser in a separate bank account on
trust for Goldacres.
(7) The Purchaser agrees and acknowledges that in the event it sells Goods to a third party
on account, it will include in its terms and conditions of sale a provision under which the
Purchaser retains title to the Goods until such time that the total amount due in respect
of the Goods and all monies owing to the Purchaser have been paid in full by that third
party debtor. The Purchaser also agrees and acknowledges that in these instances, it
will register its PMSI in accordance with the PPSA in respect of its security interest in the
Goods.
PPSA provisions
17. (1) The Purchaser acknowledges that these terms and conditions constitute a security
agreement for the purposes of section 20 of the PPSA and that a security interest exists in
all Goods (and any associated Proceeds from their sale) previously supplied by Goldacres
to the Purchaser (if any) and in all in future Goods (and any associated Proceeds from their
sale) that may be supplied to the Purchaser by Goldacres.
(2) The Purchaser acknowledges that Goldacres has a rst ranking purchase money security
interest (“PMSI”) (as dened in section 14 of the PPSA) in the Goods and the Purchaser
must not jeopardise such ranking (whether by act or omission).
(3) The Purchaser acknowledges that it has received value as at the date of rst delivery of the
Goods and has not agreed to postpone the time for attachment of the security interest (as
dened in the PPSA) granted to Goldacres under these terms and conditions.
(4) The Purchaser will execute documents and do such further acts as may be required by
Goldacres to register the security interest granted to Goldacres under these terms and
conditions under the PPSA.
(5) Until ownership of the Goods passes, the Purchaser must not give to Goldacres a written
demand or allow any other person to give Goldacres a written demand requiring Goldacres
to register a nancing change statement under the PPSA in respect of Goldacres’s interest
in the Goods.
(6) The Purchaser must indemnify Goldacres and on demand reimburse Goldacres for all
costs and expenses incurred by Goldacres in respect of these terms and conditions
including but not limited to Goldacres registering its security interest in the Goods, lodging,
discharging or amending any nancing statement or nancing change statement, or
otherwise complying with the PPSA.
(7) The Purchaser agrees (other than as provided in these terms and conditions) not to sell,
lease, mortgage, deal with, dispose of or create or attempt to create any other security
interest in or affecting the Goods unless and until the Purchaser’s Debts have been
satised.
(8) The Purchaser waives its rights under the following provisions of Chapter 4 of the PPSA:
(a) to receive a notice on enforcement action against liquid assets (section 121(4),
(b) to receive a notice to seize collateral (section 123);
(c) to receive a notice of disposal of Goods by Goldacres purchasing the Goods (section 129);
(d) to receive a notice to dispose of Goods (section 130);
(e) to receive a statement of account following disposal of Goods (section 132(2));
(f) to receive a statement of account if no disposal of Goods for each 6 month period (section
132(4));
(g) to receive notice of any proposal of Goldacres to retain Goods (section 135(2));
(h) to object to any proposal of Goldacres to either retain or dispose of Goods (section 137(2));
(i) to redeem the Goods (section 142);
(j) to reinstate the security agreement (section 143);
(k) to receive a notice of any verication statement (section 157(1) and section 157(3);
(9) The rights Goldacres may have under the PPSA are supplementary and in addition to those
set out in these terms and conditions and do not derogate from the rights and remedies of
Goldacres under these terms and conditions or under any other statute or under general
law.
(10) The Purchaser must give 10 business days prior written notice of any proposed change in
the Purchaser’s name or other identifying characteristics and details.
Purchasers property
18. Any property of the Purchaser under Goldacres’s custody or control shall be entirely at the
Purchaser’s risk as regards loss or damage caused to the property or by it.
Storage
19. Goldacres reserves the right to make a reasonable charge for storage if delivery
instructions are not provided by the Purchaser within (14) fourteen days of a request by
Goldacres for such information.
Returned Goods
20. Goldacres shall not be under any obligation to accept Goods returned by the Purchaser
and will do so only on terms to be agreed in writing in each individual case.
Goods sold
21. All Goods to be supplied by Goldacres shall be described on the purchase order agreed
by Goldacres and the Purchaser and the description on such purchase order modied as
so agreed shall prevail over other descriptions including any Purchaser’s specication or
enquiry.
Cancellation
22. No order may be cancelled except with the consent in writing and on terms, which will
indemnify Goldacres against all losses.
No waiver
23. The failure of any party to enforce the provisions of these terms and conditions or to
exercise any rights expressed in these terms and conditions shall not be a waiver of such
provisions or rights and shall not affect the enforcement of this agreement. The exercise
by any party of any of its rights expressed in this agreement shall not preclude or prejudice
such party from exercising the same or any other rights it may have irrespective of any
previous action taken by that party.
Force Majeure
24. If by reason of any fact, circumstance, matter or thing beyond the reasonable control
of Goldacres is unable to perform in whole or in part any obligation under these terms
and conditions then Goldacres shall be relieved of that obligation under these terms and
conditions to the extent and for the period that it is so unable to perform and shall not be
liable to the Purchaser in respect of such inability.
Passing of risk
25. Risk in the Goods shall pass to the Purchaser upon delivery of the Goods to the Purchaser
or collection of the Goods by the Purchaser’s agent or carrier as the case may be.
Exclusion of liability
26. To the extent permitted by law Goldacres shall not be liable to the Purchaser in contract
or in tort arising out of, or in connection with, or relating to, the performance of the Goods
or any breach of these conditions or any fact, matter or thing relating to the Goods or
error (whether or not it is negligent or a breach of contract) in information supplied to
the Purchaser or a user before or after the date of the Purchaser’s or user’s use of the
Goods and Goldacres shall be under no liability for damages arising out of the use of any
chemicals, liquids, or mixtures in the Goods, nor for any application, not for the application
methods nor for the environmental effects, which may result therefrom or from the use of
the Goods.
Exclusion of representations and arrangements
27. To the extent permitted by law the terms and conditions supersede and exclude all prior
and other discussions, representations (contractual or otherwise) and arrangements
relating to the supply of the Goods or any part thereof including, but without limiting the
generality of the foregoing, those relating to the performance of the Goods or any part
thereof or the results that ought to be expected from using the Goods.
Place of contract
28. The contract for sale of the Goods and the provision of the services is made in the State
of Victoria and the Purchaser agrees to submit all disputes arising with Goldacres to the
courts of such State and any court competent to hear appeals therefrom.

12
General Information &
Specications
The Compact 300L 12 volt trailer is ideal for
use behind an ATV motorbike or utility vehicle.
It features a 12 volt diaphragm pump with a
maximum output of 11.3L/min at 45 PSI. A
pressure regulator and gauge allow control
over the spray rate.
The 15 metre hose reel is tted with a quality
pistol grip spray gun with adjustable nozzle.
The trailer frame is made of robust RHS steel
and tted with a 50 mm tow ball coupling.
A 4 metre folding boom may also be optioned
on this product.
Know Your Sprayer
Getting to know your sprayer prior to operation
is crucial in the safe and ecient operation
of this equipment. Take the time to familiarise
yourself with all the standard and optional
components tted to your sprayer, not only do
you need to know where key components are
located on your machine you need to become
competent in the correct operation of these
components prior to spraying operation.
It is also important to become familiar with
common spraying methods and common
spraying terms prior to using this sprayer for
the rst time.
Chassis
The chassis is an all steel construction. The
chassis is shot blasted, primed and then
protected by the Goldacres paint process for
excellent chemical resistance and durability.
Tank
All tanks are constructed from UV resistant
polyethylene. Polyethylene tanks have a very
high chemical resistance.
Due to the rotomoulding process, there can be
a variance in the overall dimensions of the tank
which in turn results in variations to the tank
capacity. For this reason, calibration markings
should be used as a guide only.
Filtration
Filtration is a critical part of the sprayer’s
performance.
The pump assembly is tted with an inline
suction strainer. It is important that the strainer
is cleaned out regularly.
Pump
The pump is critical to any sprayer
performance. Correct operation and
maintenance of the pump will ensure the
sprayer is able to perform to its capabilities.
Make sure the pump wires are connected up
to the correct terminals (red to positive, black
to negative).
Always ush pump with clean water after every
use. Prolonged chemical contact can severely
damage valves, diaphragms and seals.
Do not leave water in pump if sprayer is to
be left in a cold environment. The water may
freeze and cause damage to pump. Empty
pump of all water and cover the pump to
ensure this situation does not arise. If this has
not been done, and there is a possibility there
may be frozen water in the pump, wait until
any ice has thawed before using the pump.
The 12 volt pumps are positive displacement
diaphragm pumps which provide delivery upon
demand.
They are self-priming and some models are
tted with a pressure switch which senses
the outlet pressure of the pump. The pressure
switch turns the electrical power o to the
pump at a pre-determined high pressure point.
As the outlet side of the pump is opened,
the pressure starts to drop and at a pre-
determined point (45 psi in this case) contacts
in the switch will close causing the pump
to start automatically. The pump will then
pump until the pressure reaches the shut-o
pressure point.
Do not adjust the pressure switch out so that
the pumping pressure exceeds the maximum
pressure for the pump.
Machine limitations
All Goldacres equipment is subject to
operating limitations, it is the operator’s
responsibility to ensure that this equipment
is being operated within these limitations and
appropriately to the operating conditions at
hand.
Paint Colours
Steel work: G13 Dark Green

13
1125
2201
2201
1100
1125
1100
A3
SHEET 5 OF 5
DRAWING NUMBER:
TITLE:
MATERIAL
:
DRAWN BY:
GA6500013
NEALHARVEY
MODEL EDITED BY:
6/02/2018
THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE PROPERTY
OF GOLDACRES TRADING PTY LTD AND IS
SUBJECT OF COPYRIGHT
SURFACE FINISH:
WEIGHT:
DRAWING EDITED BY:
22/11/2018
REV
02
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES
SHEET
1-3 MORANG CR. MITCHELL PARK.
VICTORIA 3355 AUSTRALIA
PH: 03 5342 6399
DEBURR AND BREAK
SHARP EDGES
NEALHARVEY
22/11/2018
DRAWING CHECKED BY:
KG
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
0. ± 1 ANGULAR ± 0.50°
0.0 ± 0.5
0.00 ± 0.25
F F
E E
D D
C C
B B
A A
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
95.5 kg Dry weight
NOTE: Dimensions are in millimeters and approximate only. They may be subject to change
without notice.
Dimensions
1125
2201
2201
1100
1125
1100
A3
SHEET 5 OF 5
DRAWING NUMBER:
TITLE:
MATERIAL
:
DRAWN BY:
GA6500013
NEALHARVEY
MODEL EDITED BY:
6/02/2018
THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE PROPERTY
OF GOLDACRES TRADING PTY LTD AND IS
SUBJECT OF COPYRIGHT
SURFACE FINISH:
WEIGHT:
DRAWING EDITED BY:
22/11/2018
REV
02
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES
SHEET
1-3 MORANG CR. MITCHELL PARK.
VICTORIA 3355 AUSTRALIA
PH: 03 5342 6399
DEBURR AND BREAK
SHARP EDGES
NEALHARVEY
22/11/2018
DRAWING CHECKED BY:
KG
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
0. ± 1 ANGULAR ± 0.50°
0.0 ± 0.5
0.00 ± 0.25
F F
E E
D D
C C
B B
A A
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
1125
2201
2201
1100
1125
1100
A3
SHEET 5 OF 5
DRAWING NUMBER:
TITLE:
MATERIAL
:
DRAWN BY:
GA6500013
NEALHARVEY
MODEL EDITED BY:
6/02/2018
THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE PROPERTY
OF GOLDACRES TRADING PTY LTD AND IS
SUBJECT OF COPYRIGHT
SURFACE FINISH:
WEIGHT:
DRAWING EDITED BY:
22/11/2018
REV
02
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES
SHEET
1-3 MORANG CR. MITCHELL PARK.
VICTORIA 3355 AUSTRALIA
PH: 03 5342 6399
DEBURR AND BREAK
SHARP EDGES
NEALHARVEY
22/11/2018
DRAWING CHECKED BY:
KG
DO NOT SCALE DRAWING
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
0. ± 1 ANGULAR ± 0.50°
0.0 ± 0.5
0.00 ± 0.25
F F
E E
D D
C C
B B
A A
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6

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Power Source
Connecting to a power source:
1. Ensure that the battery to connect to is
12V DC and that it is charged when in use.
2. Connect the red connector to the positive
(+) terminal and the black connector to the
negative (-)terminal.
The wiring loom uses a 15A blade fuse.
Filling
When lling the sprayer it is necessary to
use an external water source and wear the
appropriate PPE.
The following steps should be followed when
lling the tank:
1. Connect the sprayer to tow vehicle and
park on level ground.
2. The pump should be turned o.
3. Remove the tank lid.
4. Add 20% of the tanks volume of clean
water, or more, if the chemical is in a
denser form e.g. powder.
5. Add chemical as required. Some agitation
will take place as the rest of the water is
added.
6. Use external water source to ll main tank
(Do not exceed the tank capacity).
7. Replace the tank lid and ensure that it is
secure prior to switching on pump. You are
now ready to use the sprayer.
Spray Application
NOTE: It is the responsibility of the operator
to ensure that the chemical mix is suciently
agitated and that the conditions are right
to start spraying. Operators must wear the
appropriate PPE.
1. If wanting to spot spray only, then turn o
the ball valve in the boom line.
2. Switch pump on.
3. Allow pump to build pressure.
4. It is recommended to set the regulator to
maximum pressure (45 PSI) when using
the spray gun only. Adjust the regulator if
necessary.
5. Engage the trigger on the spray gun to
commence spot spraying.
6. If tted,to spray from the boom only, make
sure the ball valve leading to it is open.
Adjust the nozzle pattern by rotating the
nozzle in the appropriate direction as
required.
7. Adjust the pressure regulator to raise or
lower the spray rate to suit application. This
will ensure even and consistent coverage of
the target.
NOTE: Refer to your chemical manufacturer's
information for determining appropriate spray
rates or consult an agronomist for further help.
Agitation should take place when lling or
through another method as deemed suitable
by the operator.
Identication
When ordering parts or requesting service
information for your sprayer, it is important to
quote the serial number and the purchase date
of your machine. This will assist with receiving
the most accurate information. The location of
the stamped ID plate is shown below.

15
Booms
General information
A 4 metre folding boom can be tted to this
product as an option. These booms are
constructed from steel and aluminium for
the best combination of strength and light
weight. The wings can fold in for transport
and storage, and jet bodies are mounted on
stainless steel brackets behind the boom for
protection.
All booms, regardless of their design and
operating width, present certain safety hazards
in their operation. Please ensure that you have
read all safety precautions as included in this
manual and take particular note of those re-
listed below.
WARNINGS
• Never stand within the radius of boom
wings.
• CRUSH HAZARD - Keep hands clear of
moving parts when carrying out boom fold
and unfold sequences.
CAUTIONS
• Always ensure that there is adequate room
for the boom to open.
• Always ensure that the boom is adequately
supported when transporting.
Boom Height
The standard nozzle spacing on Goldacres
booms is 500 mm. For this spacing, the
optimum height the boom should be from the
object to be sprayed (with a 110° fan angle
nozzle) is 500 mm.
There will be adequate spray coverage if
the nozzles are higher than this but this
increases the potential for drift. The spray
pattern is aected by many factors not
limited to, but including, gravity, pressure,
chemical composition and droplet size so the
pattern does not extend to the full theoretical
coverage. Refer to the TeeJet nozzle selection
catalogue for further information on spray
application and nozzle technology.
Boom Height
Adjustment
Adjust the height of the boom by loosening the
nuts on the U-bolts clamping the boom to the
frame.
Raise or lower the boom to the desired height
and then re-tighten the nuts on the U-bolts.

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Boom Folding
1. Starting with the boom in the closed
position, pull each wing starting with the
left hand side, against the spring tension
in an out and down manner until open
and resting against the stop plate with the
adjustment bolt.
2. If not aligned correctly when fully opened,
adjust position with the adjustment bolts as
described in the next section.
3. Close the booms by rst pulling the right
side wing against the spring tension in an
inwards and up direction until it holds itself
in the closed position. Repeat for the other
side.
Boom Fold Adjustment
Vertical Angle Adjustment
The boom should be in the open position.
Adjust the boom wing angle by removing one
set of adjuster bolts at a time and reinserting
them into another hole position. The wings
should be made parallel with the centre
section. Re-tighten the adjuster bolts once
complete.
Fold spring
adjustment
holes.
Boom wing
angle stopper
bolt.
Boom
wing angle
adjustment
bolts.
Horizontal Angle Adjustment
The boom horizontal angle is determined by
the stopper bolt position against the stopper
plate. Loosen the locking nut on the stopper
bolt and wind it in or out as necessary to make
the wing parallel with the centre section. Re-
tighten the locking nut once complete.
Spring Tension Adjustment
Firm spring tension is necessary to hold the
boom wings in both the open and closed
positions. Adjust the spring tension by placing
the end loop in one of three hole positions on
the boom centre.
Boom Lubrication
Folding booms have a grease nipple tted at
each pivot point. Grease these points regularly
with quality multi purpose grease.

17
Wheels & Tyres
All tyres used on Goldacres sprayers have
been designed to carry the maximum loaded
weight of the sprayer when travelling at 20
km/h. The load capacity of the tyres decreases
as travelling speed increases so it is important
to heed this travelling speed limit.
The tyre pressure also needs to be checked
regularly (check every 8 to 12 hours of
operation) and maintained at the required tyre
pressure.
There are many factors concerning the
appropriate tyre pressure for a particular
tyre and load. For example, the tyre size, rim
type, tyre status (driven or free rolling), load,
speed, haul length and ply rating all need
to be considered when determining the tyre
pressure.
Determining Correct Tyre Pressure
• Determine the maximum weight of the
sprayer when loaded.
• Allow for each tyre to carry half the
maximum loaded weight of the sprayer (this
does not allow for any load on the tractor
pull or cyclical loading, which provides for a
safety margin).
• Determine what tyre size and ply is on the
sprayer.
• Determine what appropriate tyre pressure
will provide the load capacity required
by the respective tyre as indicated in the
following table.
NOTE: If a tyre is replaced with a dierent
brand or size, please contact the supplier for
correct air pressures to suit the load carrying
capacity of this machine.
NOTE: PSI = Kpa x 0.145
EXAMPLE: 48 Kpa x 0.145 = 7 PSI
Tyre Size Ply Rated Pressure (KPa) Rated Capacity (Kg)
22x11.00-8 6 48 234
Part No. Description
GA5023665 Wheel and Tyre, Nobby (22x11.00-8 x 6 ply) and 4 Stud Mini Rim (8"x7")
Assembly

18
Flushing
The following information is provided as a
general guide for ushing your sprayer after a
spray application
For more specic information regarding
ushing, and decontamination, specic
to the products that you are applying, it is
recommended that you consult the chemical
label or your chemical supplier.
1. Turn pump o
2. Drain main tank by removing drain plug
3. Add a quantity of fresh water to main tank
and allow to drain through plug.
4. Replace plug and add a quantity of fresh
water, and decontaminating agents if
required, to main tank.
5. Turn on pump, and spray fresh water
through the lance. This will ensure that
fresh water has circulated through the
pump and lance.
6. Drain remaining contents of fresh water
and replace tank drain plug. The sprayer is
now ready for storage.
Storage
If the sprayer is to be stored for a long period
of time without use, there are several tasks
that need to be performed.
1. Clean the sprayer thoroughly as described
under “ushing”
2. Store the sprayer out of direct sunlight and
where it will not be aected by frosts
3. Ensure that the main tank is empty
4. Protect hoses and electrical connections
Problem Possible Cause Possible Remedy
Pump not priming Valves damaged
Restriction in suction line
Restriction in delivery line
Diaphragm damaged
Check, clean and/ or replace valve kit
Check suction line
Check delivery line
Replace diaphragm
Pulsating liquid ow Pump switching on and o due
to pressure switch
Pump sucking air
Alter settings of the pressure switch
Alter the adjustable conejet nozzle
Restricted pump delivery
Check suction line
Pump pressure lower
than expected
Suction lter screen blocked
Restriction in suction line
Valves damaged
Diaphragm damaged
Pump sucking air
Insucient voltage
Clean screen
Check hoses, ttings and tank outlet
Check/or replace valve kit
Check/or replace diaphragm
Check suction line
Check power supply
Pump stopping and
starting when not in
use
Valves damaged
Insucient voltage
Damaged diaphragm
Check valves
Check power supply
Check/or replace diaphragm
Pump Troubleshooting
The troubleshooting information is provided
as a reference when your sprayer is not
functioning correctly.
To ensure that you receive the best possible
service, it is recommended that you exhaust
all applicable troubleshooting solutions shown
prior to calling your dealer, or Goldacres, for
service advice.
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Pump Troubleshooting
Pump Will Not Start Check:
• Fuse or breaker
• For correct voltage (±10%) and electrical
connections
• Pressure switch operation and correct
voltage at switch or motor wires (as
equipped).
• Rectier or motor for open or grounded
circuit
Drive assembly locked
Will Not Prime Check:
(No discharge/motor runs)
• Out of product
• Strainer for debris
• Inlet tubing/plumbing; severe vacuum leak
• Inlet/Outlet tube severely restricted
(kinked)
• Debris in pump inlet/outlet valves
• Proper voltage with the pump operating
(±10%)
• Pump housing for cracks
Leaks From Pump Head Or Switch:
• For loose screws at switch or pump head.
• Switch diaphragm ruptured or pinched
• For punctured diaphragm if uid is
present at bottom drain holes.
Pump Will Not Shut-O Check:
(Pressure switch equip.)
• Output line closed and no leaks
• For air trapped in outlet line or pump head
• For correct voltage to pump (±10%)
• Inlet/Outlet valves for debris or swelling
• For loose drive assembly or pump head
screws
• Pressure switch operation/adjustment
incorrect. Refer to relevant pump manual
for dierential and pressure adjustment
procedure.
Noisy / Rough Operation Check:
• Mounting feet that are compressed to
tight
• For loose pump head or drive screws
• Does the mounting surface multiply noise
(exible)
• Is the pump plumbed with rigid pipe
causing noise to transmit
Pump Wiring
Important: Use 14 gauge stranded wire up to
6 metres from power source and 12 gauge up
to 18 metres from power source.
Connect Red to Positive (+) terminal and Black
to Negative (-) terminal.
12v Pump wiring diagrams

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26
7
8
Pos. Part No. Description Qty.
1 - Switch / Check valve and Upper Housing Kit (Replaces all
previous switch designs) 1
2 GA5071575 Valve plate assembly 1
3 - Diaphragm / Drive assembly 1
4 - Motor 1
5 - Complete Pump Head assembly (includes parts # 1,2,3)
(Replaces all previous switch designs) 1
6 GA5071580 Diaphragm Assembly Kit 1
7 GA5071570 Housing Upper Male Threads 1
8 GA5071565 Pressure switch 1
Pump specications:
• 12V 11.3 l/min 45 psi
Repair kits include simple illustrated
instructions allowing easy installation.
To ensure that the correct kit is received the
model number and all name plate data must
be included with the order.
Pump Service Parts - Shuro 2088