Graco Hydra-Clean 2104G Operation manual

Rev. c
ORACO SUPERSEDES 8
This manual mniains IMPCIRTYNT
WARNINGS and INSTRUCTIONS
FIEAD AND RETAIN FOR REFERENCE
MODEL 800-100 SERIES "A"
2150 psi (150 bad OPERATING PRESSURE
2250 psi 1155 bar1 MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE
GRACQ INC. P.Q. Box 1441 MINNEAPOLIS. MN 55440-1444
@COPYRIGHT 1981 GRACO INC.
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ReadandLinderstandall ii;sir!.lcticn rcanui:/s before operating equipment.
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penetratethe skin andcauseextremely serious injury,
Fluids underhighpressure from sprayorleaks can
including the need for amputation.
NEVER point thespray gun atanyone or any part of the
body.
NEVER put hand or fingers over the spray tip.
NEVER tryto stopor deflect leaks with yourhand or
body.
ALWAYS have the tip guard in place when spraying.
MEDICAL TREATMENT%
Ifany fluid appears to penetrateyour skin, get
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE AT ONCE.
Tell thedoctor exactly whatfluid was injected. For
DO NOT TREAT AS A SIMPLE CUT.
treatmentinstructionshaveyourdoctor call the
NATIONAL POISON CENTERNETWORK
[phone]
-"a"
*&A&
AVOIDCOMPONENT RUPTURE
Evenafter you shutoff thegasoline engine, there is high
pressurein the pump, hose and gun until you release
it
or servicing theunit, always shut offthe unit and trigger
by triggering the gun.
So before removing thespray tip
the gun to release pressure.
Be sure that
all accessoryitemsand system com-
ponents will withstand thepressure developed.
NEVER
exceedthe pressure rating of any componentinsystem.
NEVER alter or modifyequipment - yourpersonal
safety, as well as~the function oftheequipment,is
at
stake.
ed conditionscaused by traffic, sharp corners, pinching
Before eachuse, check hose forweak, worn or damag-
or kinking. Tighten all fluid connectionssecurely before
each use.Replaceany damaged hose.
blewith Buna-Nand PVC orneoprene cover of hose.
Do not use chemicalsor agents whichare not compati-
Do not leave a pressurizedunit unattended. Shutoff the
unit andrelease pressurebefore leaving.
''
engine wherecombustiblefumes or dustmay be
Do not spray flammable liquids. Do not operatethe
present.
GAS ENGIME FRECAUilONSS%
NEVER fillfueltankwhile engineis runningorhot.
Avoidthepossibilityof spilled fuelcausing
a fire.
Always refuel slowly to avoid spillage.
NEVER operateengine in a closed building unless the
exhaust is piped outside. The exhaust contains carbon
which, if breathed,may cause serious illness orpossibly
monoxide,
a poisonous, odorless and invisible gas,
death.
NEVER make adjustments on machinery while it is con-
from the spark plug.Turning over themachineryby
nected to the engine: first remove theignition cable
hand during adjustingor cleaning mightstart the engine
and machinery, causing serious injury to the operator.
NEVER run the engine with governor disconnected, or
operate
at speeds in excess of 3300 RPM load.
When starting.theengine, maintain
a safe distancefrom
Precautionisthe bestinsurance against an accident.
moving partsof the equipment.
GENERAL
NEVER run unit with beltguard removed. Keep clearof
moving parts when unit is running.
Observe detergentmanufacturer'ssafetyprecautions.
Avoidgettingdetergent or otherliquids in your eyes.
Follow the directionson the container regarding contact
with eyes, nose, and skin, breathingfumes, etc. Always
wear full gogglesto protect youreyes from thespray as
well as any debris dislodged by thespray.
If necessary,
wear gloves or other protective clothing. If antidotesor
treatment are recommended, be prepared
to use them.
DON'T spray toxicchemicals such as insecticide ar
weed killer.
IMPORTANT
United States Government safety standardshave been adopted under the Occupational Safety and Health Act. These
standards
- particularly the General Standards, Part 1910, and the ConstructionStandards, Part 1926 - should becon-
sulted in connection with your use
of airless spray equipment.
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the unit.
Refer tothe engine instructionbookletprovidedwith
Install Wheels and Handle
axle and secure with the 1/2 inch locknuts provided.
Slide the axleinto theframe. Slide the wheels onto the
and lockwashers provided.
Attach the handlewith the
4 screws, nuts, flat washers
Install
Hose and Spray Gun
Connect the spray hose to the spraygunbyinserting
the pin at the end of thehose into thequick disconnect
coupler on the gun. Connect thehose to the fluid outlet
in the same way.
Remove the tape from the cap
on top of the pump.
Cleaning Accessories
For sprayingdetergentorothercleaningsolution, we
recommendusingachemicalinjectorkit. See Ac-
and operation.
cessories and instruction manual801-192 for installation
For removing rust
and old paint werecommend using a
watersandblaster. SeeAccessories andinstruction
manual 801-190 for installation and operation.
Connect
To Water Supply
CAUTON
Beforeattaching to water supply,check local
plumbingcoderegardingcross-connectionto
water supply.
pump in
a direct supply system.
Do not exceed160" F (70" C) watertemperature to
your city water supply to the unit's
3/4 in. garden hose
Connect
a hose with at least a 3/4 in. (19mm) ID from
threaded inlet. The supply hose should not be more
than
50 ft. (15 m) long.
NOTE: For a direct SUDO~V svstem. your water
source
at the unct 'must'have a flow rate of
AT LEAST5 GPM (19 LITER/MIN).
contactourCustomerService.Departmentfor
Ifyouroperatingconditions are different from above.
assistance.
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Startup
Before startino. be sureto read the safetv warninos and
setupinstruct7ons.
Check the oil and gasoline levels daily
I
Turn on the water supply.
Trigger the gun to release any backpressure
ltVA 8 I?] I ihl G
or triaaered oosition.
Set the choke andopen the fuel valve.
NOTE: Foreasier starting,holdtheguntriggeropen
while pulling the rope.
when you'pull thestarter rope. Hold thegun inyour left
Put your foot on the frame or wheel to steady the unit
hand with the trigger open while starting the engine.
two orthreefeet (1m). Repeatif necessary withthe
Grasp the starter ropegrip andrapidly pull out the cord
chokeopened slightly. Whenthe engine starts, im-
mediately release theguntrigger. Open thechoke
gradually.
ICAUTION1
Never run the cleaningunit dry. Costly damage to
the pump willresult. Always be sure water supply
is completely turned on before operating.
necessary.
Inspectallconnectionsfor.any leaks. Tighten if
Cleaning
For Hvdra-Cleantechnique, see theChemicallnjectnr
)2 .
manual. 801-190.
For abrasivecleaning, see theWaterSandblaster
stalling nozzles:
Follow theseprecautions when removing and in-
1. Shut off the cleaning unit andtriggerthe gun
to relievepressure. Engage the trigger safety.
2. Keep the nozzle andthetubepointedaway
from you and everyone else.
3. Do not put your hand over the tip to push the
nozzle into place.Grasp
it from the side and
keep your fingers away from the tip.
4. Donotlet anyone else touchthe spray valve
while you are cleaning nozzles.
5. Be sure the slip ring is pushed forward to lock
the nozzle in place before triggering thespray
gun.
Shutdown andCare
Of Unit
When unit is not in use, turn off water supply,
When shutting down for the day or weekend, shut
off
unit,shut off watersupply valve, andtrigger gunto
release pressure. Wipe
off the unit with a damp rag.
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r CAUJION
Shut off cleaning unit when notactually spraying,
for longer pump life. The pump will overheat if left
running for over 10 minutes without spraying.
Check the filter screen in the water inlet connection as
often
as necessary, at least daily. Do not operatethe
unit with the inlet and filter screen removed.
enginespeed. Changingthesesettingsmay cause ex-
DO NOT try to adjust the unloader valve or change the
wasted fuel and increased wear on parts.
cessivepressure, intermittent unloaderoperation,
PUMP MUST NOT BE RUN
DRY and must be drained
of water priortoexposuretofreezing temperatures.Use
freezing temperatures. If water does freeze in
the unit,
andstorethe unit where
it willnotbesubjected to
thaw before trying to start. A
50% anti-freeze solution
may be pumped prior to cold weather storage.
excessive cycling and wear of the unloader valve.See
Use only spraytips thatare matchedto the unit to avoid
ACCESSORIES.
CAUTION
pour hot water on a frozenpump. A sudden
temperaturechangemay crack the ceramic
plungers.
Do not pump caustic materials.
Before extended storage, flush the pump with light oil.
Avoiddragging hoseover an abrasive surface~suchas
cement.This causesexcessivewear andshorterhose
life.
Clean the intake line strainer daily.
Lubrication and Care
Change theengine oil after every 100 hoursof opera-
tion. Drain oilwith enginewarm. Engine requires
1
quart (0.96 liters) 30W oil. Seeseparate instruction
manualfor maintenance procedures.
Fill pump crankcase to dot on oil gauge window with
25 oz. (0.75 liters) of crankcase oil (part no.801-1441 or
equivalent
SAE 40 weight hydraulicoil with antiwear
andrustinhibitoradditives. Change initialfillafter
50
500 hour intervals.
hourrunningperiod.Changeoil every
3 months or at
NEVER alter adjustment o
valve.
Altering or adjustingunloader will
not increase
performance
of unit.
Serviceof theunloadermustbeperformedonly

IOUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Engine Will Not Start
3r HardToStart.
ingine Misses
Or Lacks
’ower
-ow Pressure
’ump runs extremely rough,
~ressure low.
Nater leakagefrom under
he manifold.
Nater
in pump crankcase.
CAUSE
carburetor.
No gasoline in fuel tank
or
Water in gasoline or old fuel.
Chokedimproperly.Flooded
engine.
Dirty carburetor air filter
Spark plug dirty or improper
gap.
Spray gun closed.
Partially plugged air filter.
Spark plug dirty, wrong gap,
or wrong type.
Incorrect ignition timing.
Worn nozzle.
Belt slippage.
Air leak
in inlet plumbing.
Relief valve stuck, partially plug-
ged
or improperly adjusted;
valve seat worn.
Inlet suction strainer cloggedor
improper size.
Worn packing. Abrasives in
pumped fluid or severe cavita-
tion. Inadequate water supply.
Fouled or dirty inlet or discharge
galves.
Worn inlet or discharge valves.
Leaky discharge hose
Restricted inlet orair entering
the
inlet plumbing.
Inlet restrictions and/or air
leaks. Stuck inlet or discharge
valve.
LeakingH.P. seals.
Worn packing.
May be caused by humid air
zondensing into water inside
the
crankcase.
SOLUTION
Fill the tank with gasoline, open fuel shut-off
valve.
Check fuel line and carburetor.
and dry spark plug.
Drain fuel tank and carburetor. Use new fuel
Open choke and crank engine several times to
clear out the gas.
Remove and clean.
Clean, adjust the gap or replace.
Trigger spray gun.
Remove and clean.
Clean, adjust the gap, or replace.
Time engine.
Replace with nozzle
of proper size.
Tighten or replace; use correct belts and replace
both
at same time.
Disassemble,reseal, and reassemble.
Clean, and adjust relief valve: check for worn
and dirty valve seats.
Kit available.
Clean.Use adequate size.Check more
frequently.
Install proper filter. Check flow available to
pump.
Clean inlet and discharge valve assemblies.
Replace worn va1ves;valve seats and/or
discharge hose.
Proper size inlet plumbing; check for air tight
seal.
Clean out foreign material, replace worn valves.
Replace seals.
lnsrall new packing.
Change oil at
3 month or 500 Hour intervals us-
ing Graco CrankcaseOil (other approved oil
every month or
200 hours) P.N. 801-144.
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PROBLEM
Frequent or premature failur
of the packing.
Strong surging
at the inlet
discharge side.
and low pressure on the
CAUSE
Scoredplungers.
Overpressure to inlet manifold.
Damaged or worn plungers.
Abrasive material in the fluid be
ing pumped.
Excessivepressure and/or
temperature of fluid being
pumped.
Over pressure of pumps.
Runningpump dry.
Foreign particles in the inlet or
dischargevalve,or worn inlet
and/or discharge valves.
NOTE: A M11andM30metricwrenches are re-
quired for servicing pump.
PUMP
Valves
Photo 1 and 2.
1) Removethe hex duo usinoan M30’wrench
2) ExamineO-ring uide; plug &d replace if evidence of
3) Removevalve assembly including retainer, spring,
cuts or distortion.
valve and valve seat from valve cavity.
NOTE: Valve assembly maycome apart during
removal.
4) Replacevalveparts with service kit(80-041) in-
cluding retainer, spring, valve, valve seat, O-ring and
5) Replace valve cover andtorque to 75 ft-lb (100N.m).
back-up-ring.
Photo 3.
Pumping Section
2) Separatethemanifold from the crankcase.
1) Removethe four (4) hex nuts from themanifold.
NOTE: It may be necessary to tapmanifoldlightly
with mallet to loosen.
CAUTION:
plungerswhenremoving to avoid damage to
either plungers or seals.
3) Carefully examine each plunger for any scoring and
replace if necessary.
SOLUTION
Replace plungers.
Reduce inlet pressure
Replace plungers.
Install proper filtration on pump inlet plumbing.
:heck pressures and fluid inlet temperature; be
jure they are within specified range.
3educepressure.
lo not run pump without water.
:heck for smooth lap surfaces on inlet 2nd
hhargevalve
seats. Dischargevalve seats and
stone.
nlet valve seats may belapped on
a very fine oil

Photo 4.
Plungers
1) UsinganM11wrench,remove
2) Slide outthe seal retainer with
the plunger retainer.
oilwick andrubberbarrier
31 With aslight twistingmotion,
slinger.
loosentheplunger fromthe
plunger rod and remove
NOTE: Thestudmayremain
with the retainer when
removed. Disassemble
andscrewstud into
tight.
plungerrodfinger-
41 ReplaceO-ring andback up ring
51 Saturatenewoilwick by soak-
6) Installnewplunger.
71 Replace plungerretainerand
81 Installnewoilwickin sealre-
torque to
80 in-lb (9 N.m).
9) Replacebarrier slingerover new
tainer.
101 Lubricate each plunger sleeve
plunger.
and carefullyslide manifold onto
crankcase.
on plunger retainer.
ing
in oil.
Seals
or V-Packings
Photo 5,6,7 and 8.
11 RemoveC-ring from sealcase.
2) Thenremovethe low pressure
seal from the sealcase.
3) Unscrewthe sealcase from the
manifoldusing
a special key
wrench(801-044):
Removethehigh pressureseal
and examine. Beforereplacing,
lubricateIDand OD ofnew
manifold.
highpressureseal and press into
NOTE: A socketandexten-
sion may beused to
pressuresealfrom
~. manifold.
Install new O-ring on sealcase
8
0
V
and lubricate OD-of O-ring.
9) Lubricateeachplunger sleeve 10)Torque all four (4) boltsto 240
Screw seal case into manifold. and carefully slide manifoldonto
Lubricate ID and OD oflow crankcase. in-lb
(27 N.m).
pressureseal and press intoseal
case.
ReplaceC-ringholding low
pressureseal in place.
NOTE: Whenreplacingmani- NOTE: Carefullystudytheorder
ofrespectivepartsand
note positionof seals to
assure proper reassembly
andoperation.
fold onto plungers, ex-
tremecautionshould
beexercised toavoid
damage to the seals.

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SERVICETOOLS
KEY WRENCH
801-M4
EXTRACTOR TOOL 801-205
PARTS LIST
REFPART
NO
3
1
4
5
7
6
8
9
10
11
13
12
15
14
16
17
18
20
19
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
33
32
34
35
36
37
39
33
41
40
42
NO.
801"x)
801-003
801
-004
801 -005
801.008
801-012
800-015
801-013
801-128
801-235
801-017
801-018
801-020
801-019
801-021
801-022
801-ow
801 -024
801-025
801-026
801-001
801-027
801-028
801-267
'801-030
'801-031
'801-032
'801-033
'801-035
'801-034
'801-036
'801-037
'801.038
'801-03s
-801-040
801-084
801 -045
801-046
801"
80N"
801-049
DESCRIPTION QN
CAP
. O-RING
DISCHARGE MANIFOLD
.WASHER
. SEAL
.WASHER
, RETAINER
. RING, retaining
.WICK
. PLUNGER
. STUD
. O-RING
. RING, backup
UNLOADER ASSY,
. RETAINER,plunger
Includes items
38-64
. CAGE,valve
. O-RING
SPRING
. BALL
. SEAT
2
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
5
15
6
11
4
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
NO. NO.
REF PART DESCRIPTION ON
43
45
44
53
52
55
54
56
61
62
63
65
64
E6
67
68
69
70
72
73
74
75
78 76
80
82
81
e4
83
85
86
ea
87
a9
90
91
92
93
79 n
800-012
801-050
801.143
801-060
801-061
801
-062
801-063
801-068
801-069
801-071
801-070
800-101
801.085
801-086
801-081'
801-088
'801-090
801-105
801-106
801 -236
801-108
801-110
801-111
801-113
801-112
801.081
801
-082
801-129
801-130
801-131
801-132
801-135
801-136
801-133
801-137
801-139
801-140
801.141
f.
801-1m
. O-RING
. UNLOAOER
. TAG
. GASKET
. CYLINDER
. HOUSING
. GASKET
. PLUG
. HOUSING, valve
. SPRING
VALVF
SEnT-
HOSE AND GUN ASSY. see aun detail
fn. nnnc
COVER, beltguard
SCREW, mach.sloned.
1/4 -20 x 1-3/4"
BASE. belt guard
SCREW, mach. crossrecessed.
5/16-18 x
l-l/7'
*".._
COGPLER. malequickdisconnect
NIPPLE, straight.
brass. 1/2 not x 3-1/2"
TEE,brass. 172 kpt
NIPPLE, hex.steel,
1/2 x 3/8 npt
NIPPLE, hex,brass,
1/4 x 1/2 npt
PLUG, hex.
brass. 3/8 npt
ADAPTER.
1/2" gardenhose
NUT, brass.gardenhoseadapter
SCREEN, inlet.
1/2"
HOSE, cpld 1/2 nptlrnbel. 17.1/T' Ig
SCREW, mach, hex hd:
M6 x 30 mrn
SCREW, mach. hex hd; M80
x 20 mm
LABEL, warning
LABEL.warning
PLATE, serial
RIVET
HUB
KEY, pulley
KEY, pulley
CHASSIS
LOCKWASHER,
1/4"
LABEL, warning
LABEL. identification
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
"Recommended"toolbox" spare parts.Keep on hand to
'*Included in repair kit
reduce down time.
numberand series /ewer
of rheassembly for which you are
Order partsby nameand number.Alwaysgivethemodel
ordering.
801-191 9

19
28
f3
14
5
A
15
L19
REF PART DESCRIPTION
QTY
Repair Kit 801-083 NO. NO.
Includesitems
A, 6, C. D, E and F
(15 ml lg 1
SERVICE
includeitems3-16) 1
1. Remove the 8 screws from the body halves (3) and 3 801-244
. HANDLE, left 1
(4). See the Parts Drawing.Separate the body 4 801-245
. HANDLE, right 1
5 801-249
. SPRING 1
halves.
6
801-254 . LEVER 1
7
801-256 . NEEDLE 1
1
9 801-261
. DISCHARGE FlTlNG 1
1
3. Remove the snap ring (61. Thenremovethe valve 12 801-246 , TUBE
1
1
4. Remove the sleeve nut
(11) and O-ring (E) with the 14801-250
. CAP
15801.264
. SCREW 1
actuatorrod
(F). 16801-265 . SCREW 7
1
17801.134TUBE.
32"
1
1
balllightly
with a hammer to assurea properseating 19801-009COUPLER,femalequickdisconnect 3
between the ball andseat.
20 '801-090COUPLER,malequickdisconnect .
1.
22 '801-010TIP,blasting; 0" 1
1
2
25801-076 PLATE,warning
26801-077 RIVET 1
2
27801-103NIPPLE,hex;1/4 x 3/8" npt; brass 1
28'801-091COUPLER,malequickdisconnect2
1 801-007SPRAYHOSE,
3/8" ID, 50 ft.
2 800-017SPRAYGUN,(replaceableparts
2. Remove the plug (141. spring (5) and ball (AIfrom 8 801-262 . HEXPLUG
the valve body IG).
10801-247 . VALVEBODY
11801-253
. GUIDESLEEVE 1
seat
IC1 and O-ring (Dl. 13801-263 . INLETFITTING
5. After installingthe new seat (Cl and ball (A), tap the 18801-029GRIP
21801-073HOUSING,nozzle
2
6. Reassemble in reverseorder, usingthe remaining 23 .801.011 TIP, cleaning; 150
new parts from the repair kit. 24 801-074GUARD, tip
Order parts by name and series letrer of the.assembly for
which you are ordering.
'Recommended "tool
box" spare parts.
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CHECK VALVE 801-133 CHEMICALINJECTORKIT 800-102
supply. Install upstream from pump.
Prevent back up of contaminated water into fresh
from pump.
For injecting harsh cleaning chemicals downstream
WATER SANDBLASTER 8W-103
For abrasive cleaning of stubborn dirt and paint
TECHNICAL DATA
ENGINE: HONDA MODEL G4000B6
4 cycle. single cylinder, air
cooled, 10 hp.
GASOLINE TANK:
1.58 gallon 16 liter1
capacity
WATER PUMP: 2150 PSI'1150bar1 max.
pressure: 4 GPM
115 iiter/minl.
WETTED PARTS: Stainiess Steel, Aluminum,
PhenolicPlastic, Ceramic
Liners. Nitrile Rubber.
WEIGHT:180 Ib 175 kgllnot in-
cluding gasoline and motor
oill.
OVERALL DIMENSION: Length: 32' 1810 mml
Width: 28" 1710 mml
Height: 25.5' 1650 mml
MAX. WATER TEMPERATURE: 1W" 170' CI
INLET HOSECONNECTION: 3/4" garden hose If1
THE GRACO WARRANTY
Graco Inc. warrants all equipment manufactured by it and bearing its name to be free from defects in
for
a period of 12 months fromthe date of purchase and appliesonly when the equipment is installedand
materialand workmanship under normal
use andservice.This warranty extendstotheoriginal purchaser
operatedinaccordancewith writtenfactory recommendations. This warranty does not cover damage or
wear which, inthe reasonable judgment of Graco. arises from misuse. abrasion.'corrosion. negligence.
accident, substitution
of non-Graca parts, faulty installation or tampering.
This warranty is conditioned upon the prepaid returnofthe equipment claimed to be defective for
examination by
Graco to verilythe claimeddefect. If the claimed defect is verified. Graco will repair or
replacefree of charge. any defective parts. The equipment will be returned to the original purchaser
transportation prepaid.
If inspection of the equipment does not discloseany defect in workmanship or
material. repairs will be made at a reasonable charge and return transportation will be charged.
THIS LlMiTED WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE, AND IS IN LIEU OF ANYOTHER WARRANTIES
IEXPRESS
OR IMPLIED) INCLUDING WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR WARRANTY OF
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND OF ANY NON-CONTRACTUAL LiABlLlTlES
INCLUDINGPRODUCT LlABlLlTiES BASEDONNEGLIGENCE
OR STRiCT LIABILITY. EVERY FORM
OF LiABiLlTY FORDIRECT,SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR LOSS IS EXPRESSLY
EXCLUDED AND DENIED.
by
Graco that are not manufactured by Graco lsuch as electric motors. switches, hose, etc.1 aresubject
EQUIPMENT NOT COVERED BY GRACOWARRANTY. Accessories
or components 01 equipment sold
to the warranty. if any. of their manufacturer. Graco will providepurchaser with reasonable assistancein
making such claims.
Subsidiary and Affiliate Companies: Canada: England: Switzerland: France: Germany: Hong Kong: Japan
Factocy Branches: Atlanta, Dallas, Detroit. Los Angeles, West Caldweil IN.J.1
GRACO INC. P.O. BOX 1441 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55440-1444
PRINTED IN U.S.A. 801-191 481 Revised 2-82
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