Graco HYDRA-CLEAN 2245B Operation manual

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Model 22458 - PIN800-063 SERIES A
Model 2245W - P/N 800-062 SERIES A
2200 psi (152 bar) OPERATING PRESSURE
2600 psi (1 79 bar) MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE
GRACO INC. P.O. IBOX 144'8 M8NWBEAPOLUS. MM 55440-1444
OCOPYRIGHT 1984 GRACO INC.
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Fluids under high pressure from spray or leaks can
penetratetheskinandcauseextremelyserious
injury, including the need for amputation.
NEVER point the spray gun at anyone or any part of
the body.
NEVER put hand or fingers over the spray tip.
NEVER try to stopor deflect leaks with your.handor
body.
ALWAYS have the tip guard in placewhenspraying.
MEDICAL TWEA~~~~T~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~,~~
If any fluid appearstopenetrateyourskin,get
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE AT ONCE.
DO NOTTREAT AS A SIMPLE CUT.
Tell the doctor exactly what fluid was injected. For
treatmentinstructions haveyourdoctor callthe
NATIONAL POISON CENTER NETWORK
(4.1 2)684 -6669
AVOID CoMpOpJENT R~p~U~~.~~~~~~~~~~~
high pressure in the pump, hose'and gun until you
Even after you shut off the gasoline engine, there
is
the spray tip or servicing the unit, always shut offthe
release
it by triggering the gun. So before removing
unit
and trigger the gun to release pressure.
components will withstand the pressure developed.
Be surethat
all accessory itemsandsystem
NEVER exceed thepressure rating of any component
in system..NEVER alter or modify equipment -your
personal safety, as well as thefunction of the
equipment,
isat stake. Maximum working pressure
2600 PSI (179 bar).
Beforeeach use, check hosefor weak, worn ordamaged
conditions caused by traffic, sharp corners, pinching or
kinking.Tighten
all fluid connectionssecurelybefore
eachuse.Replace any damaged hose.
Do not usechemicalsor agentswhicharenot compatible
with Buna-N and
PVC or neoprene cover of hose.
Do not leave a ~ressurized unitunattended.Shutoff the
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enginewherecombustiblefumes or dust may be
Do not spray flammable liquids. Do notoperatethe
present.
GAS E[V160NE pRE@AUTION$ ~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
NEVER fill fuel tank while engine is running or hot.
Avoidthepossibility
of spilledfuelcausingafire.
Always refuel slowly
to avoid spillage.
NEVER operate enginein aclosed building unlessthe
carbon monoxide,
a poisonous, odorless and invisible
exhaust ispipedoutside.Theexhaustcontains
gas. which, if breathed, may cause serious illnessor
possibly death.
NEVER make adjustments on machinery while it is
connectedtotheengine;firstremovetheignition
cable fromthe spark plug.Turning over the
machinerybyhandduringadjusting or cleaning
mightstarttheengineandmachinery,causing
serious injury to the operator.
NEVER run the engine with governor disconnected,
or operate at speeds
in excess of 3600 RPM load.
Precaution
is the best insurance against anaccident.
When starting the engine, maintain
a safe distance
from moving parts of the equipment.
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NEVER runtheunitwiththe beltguardremoved.
Keep clearof moving parts when the unit is running.
Observedetergentmanufacturer'ssafety
precautions. Avoid getting detergent or other liquids
in your eyes. Follow the directions on the container
breathing fumes, etc. Alwayswearfull goggles to
regarding contactwith eyes. nose, and skin,
protect youreyes from thespray
as well asanydebris
dislodged by the spray. If necessary, wear gloves or
otherprotectiveclothing.Ifantidotes or treatment
are recommended, be prepared to use them.
DON'T spray toxic chemicals such as insecticide or
weed killer.
unit and release pressure before leaving.
IMPORTANT
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United States Government safety standards have been adopted under the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
These standards-particularly the General Standards,Part
191 0. and the Construction Standards.Part 1926 -
should be consulted in conneciion with your use of airless spray equipment.
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rENGlNE KILL BUTTON
the unit.
Refer to the engine instruction booklet provided with
Install Hose and Spray Gun
Connect the spray hoseto thespray gunby inserting
thepin at theendofthehoseintothequick
the fluid outlet in the same way.
disconnect coupler on the gun.Connect the hose to
Cleaning Accessories
For spraying detergent or other cleaning solution,we
recommendusing
a chemicalinjectorkit. See
Accessoriesandinstructionmanual 801-645 for
installation and operation.
For removing rust andold paintwe recommend using
3 a watersandblaster.SeeAccessoriesandinstruction
manual
801 -646 for installation and operation.
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Connect To Water Supply
CAUTION
plumbingcoderegardingcross-connectionto
Beforeattachingtowater supply,check local
water supply.
pump
in a direct supply system.
Do not exceed 1
6O0F (7OOC) watertemperatureto
Connectahose with at leasta
3/4 in. (19 mm) ID
fromyourcitywatersupplytotheunit's 3/4 in.
garden hose threaded inlet. The supply hose should
not be more than
50 ft. (15 m) long.
NOTE: For adirectsupply system, yourwater
AT LEAST 5 GPM (19 LITER/MIN).
source atthe unit musf have aflow rate of
contactourCustomerServiceDepartmentfor
If your operating conditions are different fromabove.
assistance.
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Startup
Before starting,be sure to readthe safety warnings and
setup instructions.
Check the oil and gasoline levels daily
Turn on
the water supply.
Trigger the gun to release any back pressure.
Set the choke and open the fuel valve.
NOTE: Foreasier starting,holdtheguntriggeropen
while pullino
the rope.
Put your foot
on the frame or wheel to steady the unit
when you pull the starter rope.Hold the gun in~your left
hand with the trigger open while starting the engine.
Grasp the starter ropegrip andrapidly pull out the cord
two or threefeet I1 m). Repeat if necessary with the
choke opened slightly. Whentheengine starts, im-
mediately release theguntrigger. Open thechoke
gradually.
the pump will result. Alwaysbe sure watersupply
is comDletely turned onbefore operating.
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Inspect all connectionsforany leaks. Tighten if
necessary.
Cleaning
For Hydra-Cleantechnique. seeth,e ChemicalInjector
manual, 801
-645.
For abrasivecleaning, see theWaterSandblaster
manual, 801
-646.
1. Shut off thecleaningunitandtriggerthe gun
to relieve pressure. 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 'fromthe side and
keep your fingers away from the tip.
4. Do not let anyone else touch the sprayvalve
while you are cleaning nozzles.
5. Be sure the slip ring is pushed forwardto lock
the nozzle in place before triggering thespray
When unit is not inuse, turn off water supply.
Shutdown and Care
Of Unit
When shutting down for the day or weekend, shut off
unit, shut off watersupply valve, andtriggergun to
release pressure. Wipe off the unit with
a damp rag.
for longer pump life.The pump
will overheat ifleft
running for over
10 minutes without spraying.
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Check !he 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. Changingthese settingsmay cause exces-
DO NOT try to adjust the unloader valveor changethe
sive pressure, intermittent unloader operation, wastedfuel
and increased wear
on parts and will void the warranty.
PUMP MUST NOT BE RUN
DRY and must be drained
of water prior to exposureto freezing temperatures.Use
andstore the unit where
it willnotbe subjected to
freezing temperatures. If water does freeze in the unit,
thaw before trying to start. A
50% anti-freeze solution
may be pumped prior
to cold weather storage.
Use only spray tips that are matchedtothe unitto avoid
excessive cycling and wear of the unloader valve. See
ACCESSORIES.
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pour hotwater on afrozenpump.Asudden
temperaturechangemay crack theceramic
plungers.
Do not pump caustic materials.
Before extended storage, flush the pump with light oil.
Avoid dragging hoseover an abrasive surface such as
cement.This causesexcessive wearandshorter hose
life.
Clean the intake line strainer daily
Lubrication and Care
tion. Drain oil with engine warm. Engine requires
3
Change the engine oil after every 100 hours of opera-
pints
(1.4 liters) 30W oil. See separate instruction
manual for maintenance procedures.
Fill pump crankcase to dot
on oil gauge window with
or equivalent
SAE 40 weight hydraulic oil with anti-
34 oz. (1.0 liters) of crankcase oil (part no. 801-1441
wear and rust inhibitor additives. Change initial fill
after
50 hourrunningperiod. Change oil every 3
months or at 500 hour intervals.
Altering or adjusting unloader willnor increase
performance of unit.
qualified service personnel.
Service of the unloadermust be performed onlyby
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'ROBLEM
kgine Will Not Start
3r Hard To Start.
Engine Misses Or Lacks
'ower
-ow Pressure
Pump runs extremely rough,
xessure low.
mater leakaefromunder
the manifoldl
Water in pumpcrankcase.
Frequent orprematurefailure
ztf the packing.
Strong surging at the inlet
and
low pressure on the
jischarge side.
CAUSE
ca'rburetor.
No gasoline
in fuel tank or
Water
in gasoline or old fuel.
Choked improperly. 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
plugged or improperly
adlusted; valve seat worn.
Inlet suctiqn strainer clogged
or
Improper sue.
Worn packing.Abrasives
in
pumped fluidor severe cavita-
tion. Inadequate water supply.
valves.
Fouled or dirty inlet or discharge
Worn inlet or discharge valves.
Leaky discharge hose
the inlet plumbing.
Restricted inlet or air entering
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Inlet restrictions and/or air
leaks. Stuck inlet or dlscharge
valve
Leaking
H.P. seals.
Worn packing.
condenslng into water lnslde the
May be caused by humid,air
crankcase.
Scored plungers.
Over pressure to inlet manifold.
Damaged or worn dunpers.
.
Abrasive material in the fluid
being pumped.
Excessive pressure and/or
temperature
of fluid being
pumped.
Over pressure of pumps.
Running pump dry.
Foreign particles in the inletor
iischarge valve, or worn inlet
jnd/or discharge valves.
SOLUTION
Fill the tank with gasoline, open fuel shut-off
valve.
Check fuel line and carburetor.
Drain fuel tank and carburetor. Use new fUe
and dry spark plug.
Open choke and crank engine several timest(
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 correctbelts andreplace
both at same time.
Disassemble,reseal, and reassemble.
Clean, and adjust relief valve; check for worr
and dirty valve seats.
Kit available.
frequently.
Clean. Use adequate size. Check more
Install proper filter. Check flow.available
to
pump.
Clean inlet and discharge valve assemblies.
discharge hose.
Replace worn valves, valve seats and/or
seal.
Proper size inlet plumbing; check for air tighi
Clean outforeign material,replacewornvalves.
Replace seals
Install new packing
Changeoilat
3 monthor 500 Hour intervals using
200 hours) P.N. 801-f44.
Crankcase Oil (otherap rovedoileverymonthor
Replace plungers.
Reduce inlet pressure.
Replace plungers.
Install proper filtration on pump inlet plumbing.
Check pressures andfluid inlettemperature; be
sure they are
within specified range.
Reduce pressure.
Do not run pump without water.
Check for smooth lap surfaces on inlet and
dischar e valve seats. Dischargevalve seats and
inlet va
9 ve seats may be lapped on a veryfine oil
stone.
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REF. PART
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1 800-130
3
'801-666
2 *801-665
4
800-056
5I
801-494
801-283
6 800-067
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7 801-724
8 801-506
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10 801-130
11801-141
12 801-129
13 801-543
14 801-131
15 801-022
16 801.941
17 801-942
18 801-531
19 801-546
20 801-559
21801.015
22 801-023
23801.363
24801-025
25 801-521
26 801-520
27 801-024
28 801-499
29 801-020
30 801.538
31 801-007
32 801-004
801.898
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DESCRIPTION
ON.
drawing/list page 10
GUNASSEMBLY, see parts 1
TIP,
0006 MEG. 1/4 thd.. O'
TIP, 1506 MEG. 1 /4 thd.. 15O 1 1
drawingAist page
9
PUMP ASSEMBLY, see parts
1
ENGINE, 11 h.p.(Model 22458)
ENGINE, 11 h.p. (Model2245W) 1'
CHASSIS WELDMENT
LABEL, Model 2245
1
BOOT.lea 1 1
BELT,'drive(Model
22458)
BELT. drive (Model 2245Wl
LABEL. warning 1
LABEL. warning
LAEEL, warning
DECAL, GracdVangard
PLATE, serial no.
SCREW,hex, 5/16'-18 x 1-3/4
SCREW, hex, 5/16-18 x 1
"
SCREW,hex, 5/16-18 x 3"
SCREW,hex, 3/8-16 x
7"
SCREW,hex, 3/8-16 x 1-1/4
SCREW,hex, M8 x 30 MM
WASHER, flat, 5/16
WASHER, flat. 1/4
WASHER. lock. 5/16
WASHER, lock, 3/8
RAIL STIFFNER WELDMENT
NUT,hex, 5/16-18
RAILSTIFFNERBRACKET
NUT.lockino. 3/8-16
NUT,locking; 1/2-13
GROMMET
HOSE,H.P.. 1/4x
50 ft.
PULLEY,pump
HUB, pulley (Model
22456)
HUB, pulley (Model 2245W)
1
1
1
1
4
7
1
1
4
4
5
24
4
20
1
11
1
2
1
5
1
REF. PUMP
34 801-135 HUB. pulley
NO. NO. DESCRIPTION ON.
35 801.896PULLEY. enoine 1 1
36 '801 -090 QUICKCOUIPLE.male. 1 /4
37 '801-009
5
38 801-541 QUICKCOUPLE,female 2
HANDLE
39 801-364 1
BELTGUARDCOVER
1
40 801-500
42
801-505
41 801-539
43 801-537
44 801-556
46 801-137
45 801-504
47 801-593
48 801-550
49"801 -583
50 "801-588
51 '801-552
52 '801.553
53 801-132
54 801-610
BELTGUARDEASE
BUMPER
FOOT RETAINER
WELDMENT,legsupport
AXLE
FOOT
KEY
WHEEL
SPRING,
6"
DEFLECTOR, heat
TIP,
2506 MEG, 1/4 thd., 25O
SCREW, deflector
TIP, 4006 MEG. 114
thd., 40°
RIVET, drive
BRACKET.
sumon
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
'2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
55 801-608 PIN. roll
56 801-605 SCREW.hex. #lo-24x 3/4
1
1
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57 801-875 WASHER,lock, #10
58 801.606
1
WASHER.flat. 3/16 1
59 801-367 BUMPER
60 801-612 WASHER. flat. 7/16
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61 801 -676 SPACER,'beltguard 4
62801.555
63 801-731 LABEL,chk.
oil 1
BUMPER
64 801-103 NIPPLE,hex. 1/4
x 3/8 2
65 801-922 NUT,adjusting
1
66 800-156 NUT, weldment 3
67 801-940 SCREW,hex, 5/16-18~3/4 1 1
Order parts by name and series letter of the assembly for
which
you are ordering.
""Model
22458 Only - not included on Model 2245W.
'Recommended "tool box" spare parts.
Unloader Assembly, 800-045
2000 PSI (138 bar) Max.
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1
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PARTS LIST ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~?~~~~~~~
Unloader Assembly, 800-045
REF. PART
NO. NO.
1 801-045 CAGE,valve
DESCRIPTION
ON.
1
2 801-046 O-RING
3 801-047
1
SPRING
4 801-048
1
5 801-049 BALL
1
SEAT
6 801-050 O-RING
1
2
7 800-123 UNLOADERSUB-ASSEMBLY
8 801-059 1
9 801-412 O-RING 1
10 801.432 HOUSING 1
CYLINDER
11. 801-062 O-RING
1
12 801-063 PLUG 2
1
13 801-068 HOUSINGVALVE
14 801.069SPRING
15 801-070 VALVE
16 801-071
17 801-939 SEAT
O-RING
Order parts by name and series letter of the assembly for
which
you are ordering.
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MOTE: Two sizesofmetricwrenchesare necessary
for servicing the pump; M13and M30.
Valves:
1. Removethe hexplug(5)from manifold(6)using M30
wrench.
2. ExamineO-ring
(4) under plug and replace if cuts or
distortion exist.
3. Remove valve unit and O-ring (3) from cavity.
NOTE: Valve unit maycomeapartduringremoval.
4. Replace valve unit with P/N 801 -472
5. Replacehex plug
and torque to 75ft.Ibs.(10.3 K/m).
MOTE: Hex plugshould be re-torquedafter 5
hours operation.
Pumping Section:
1. Remove the eight cap screws (1) from the manifold
using the M13 wrench.
2. Carefully separatethe manifold from thecrankcase.
NOTE: It may be necessaryto tap manifold lightly
with mallet to loosen.
CAUTION
Keep manifoldproperlyalignedwithceramic I
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plungers whenremoving
to avoiddamageto
plungers or seals.
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3. Carefully examine each plunger(16)for anyscoring
and replace
if necessary.
ServicingPlungers:
1. Loosenplunger retaining screw(l215-6 turns, using
This will separate plunger and retaining screw.
"10 wrench.Pushplungertowardscrankcase.
2. Remove retaining screw from plunger and examine
O-ring (181, back-upring(17).and copper
bearing/gasket washer
(1 3). Replaceifnecessary
using plunger repair kit
P/N 801 -474.
3. Remove plungerfromplungerrodand remove
copper flinger (15). Clean or replace
if necessary.
4. Lightly grease flinger and replace it on plunger rod.
5. Replace plunger.
6.Lightly grease retainingscrew assembly to avoid
cutting O-ring. Lightly grease outer end of plunger.
7. Installretainingscrewassemblyintoplungerand
torque to 14.4
ft. Ibs. (2 K/m).
8. Lubricate each plunger and carefully slide manifold
onto crankcase.
9. Replace theeightcapscrewsandsnugthemup.
Torque to 21.7 ft. Ibs. (3 K/m).
NOTE: The eight capscrews must be torqued
evenly to applyequalpressure onthe
doesn't bind or jam. This
is best done by
manifold
so that it seatsproperly and
torquing bolts closest to the center of the
those bolts.
manifold first and then working out from
ServicingV-Packings:
NOTE: Use packing repair kit PIN 801 -486
1. Afterremovingtheeightcapscrewsandthe
manifoldcarefullypull packingretainer(l9)fromthe
necessary.
manifold.ExamineO-ring (10)and replace
if
2. Remove low pressure packing (8) and head ring (7).
3.Pullintermediateretainerring(20)frommanifold.
and head ring
(7).
Remove long life ring (9). high pressure packing (81
4. Inspect all parts and replace if necessary.
NOTE: If just thepackings are neededuse kit801 -
486. If ringsor retainers need replacement
use kit 801 -487.
5. Thoroughly clean packing cavity in manifold and
examine. Lightly grease packing cavity.
6. Replace packingassembly in thefollowing order:
intermediatering (20). head ring (7). packing (8),
head ring
(71, packing (8). longlife ring (9),
packing retainer (191. and O-ring (10).
CAUTION
position of the seals to assure proper reassembly
Carefully study the location of each part andthe
and operation.
7. Lubricate each plunger and carefully slide manifold
onto crankcase.
NOTE: When replacing themanifoldonto
plungers.extremecautionshould be
exercised to avoid damageto the seals.
8. Replace theeightcapscrews in themanifoldand
tighten
as previouslydescribed(step9under
servicing plungers).
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SERVICE ?( 8
Gun, Cartridge Replacement
1. Press accesspin (1 2) from gun handle and remove
accessplate
(14) by slidingplatebackwards.
Remove cartridge
(5) from housing (6) by using a
19
rnm socket wrench.
2. ChecK inside housing to be sure all O-rings came
out when cartridge was removed.
If O-ring canbe
seen inside the housing, remove
it, being careful
not to damage internal threads
in housing.
3. Throw away old cartridge and install newcartridge
using
a Small amount of pipe sealant on threads.
Be
suretotightencartridgefirmlyagainst housing,
4. Slideaccess plate into place and installaccesspin.
REF. PART
NO. NO.
DESCRIPTION QTY
1 801-134 ~ TUBE, 32"
2 801-674 GRIP
1
1
3 801-009 COUPLER, female quickdismnnect ' 1
4801-638 SPRAY GUN, (replaceable
Darts include items 5-1RI
5 801-639
6 801-671 HOUSING
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: CARTRIDGE
7 801-670 . HEXPLUG
9
801-424
8 801-256 . TRIGGER PIN
TRIGGFR
10 801-672 OUTLET
11801-673
. PIN COVER
12 801.428 ACCESS PIN
13801-419
. HANDLE
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14 801-427 .
ACCESS PLATE
15801-420
. TUBE
1
1
1
1
1
16801-423 . INLET FllTlNG
1
17 '801 -202 O-RING, quick couple
1
which you are ordering.
Order parts
by name and series letter of the assembly for
Wecommended
"fool box" spare parts.

ACCESSORIES (Must be purchased separately) ~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~,~"~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~,~~~~
CHEMICAL.INJECTORKIT 800-1 11 WATER SANDBLASTER 800-120
For injecting harsh cleaning chemicals downstream
frompump. Spray tipnotincluded
in kit.
For abrasive cleaning
of stubborndirtandpaint.
BACK FLOW PREVENTOR 801-133 SANDBLASTER SPRAY TIP 801-666
supply. Install upstream from pump.
Preventback-upofcontaminatedwaterintofresh
TECHNICAL DATA
22458
ENGINE:BRIGGS E STRATTON
4 cycle. single cylinder.
air cooled, 11 h.p.
GASOLINETANK:
6 quarts (5.7 liter)
capacity
WATER PUMP2200 PSI(1 52.har)max.
pressure; 4-1/2 GPM
(17iiler/min).
WETTEDPARTS: StainlessSteel,Aluminum,
Phenolic Plastic. Ceramic
Liners. Nitrile Rubber.
UNIT WEIGHT: 21
3 Ib (97 kg)
OVERALL DIMENSION: "Length: 44
(1 118 mm)
Width: 31" (787 mml
Height: 26" (660 mm) . ,,
MAX. WATERTEMPERATURE 160° (70' C)
INLETHOSECONNECTION:
3/4" gardenhose'(f\
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2245W
WlSC
4 cycle. single cylinder.
air cooled. 11 h.p.
6.2 quarts (6 liter)
capacity
2200 PSI (152
bar) max
pressure; 4-1/2 GPM
I17 liter/min).
Stainless Steel, Aluminum,
PhenolicPlastic. Ceramic
Liners, Nitrile Rubber.
222
Ih I101 kg)
iength:
44" (1 118 mm)
Width: 31" (787 mm)
Height: 28" (71 1 mm)
1 60° (70° C)
3/4" garden hose (f)
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THE GRACOWARRANTY
Graco Inc. warrants all equipment manulacturedby it andbearing ,IS name to befree from delects in
purchaserforaperiodof
12monthslromthedateolpurchaseandappliesanlywhentheequipment
material and workmanship under normal use and seivice.This warranty extends to the wiganal
is installed andoperated
in accordancewith writtenlactoryrecommendations. This warrantydaes
not cover damage or wearwhich: in thereasonablejudgment of Graco. arms lrom misuse.
abrasion.corrosion.negligence.accident. substitution of non-Gracoparts.faulty installation or
tampering.
This warranty
is conditioned upon the prepaid return 01 the equipment claimed Io be defective for
examination by Graco to verily the claimeddefect. If the claimeddefect is verified. Graco will repa~r
or replace tree
of charge. anydefectiveparts. The equipment will be returned IO the origlnal
purchaser transportallon prepaid.
II inspection 01 the equipment does not disclose any defect in
workmanshipormalerial.repairswillbemadeatareasonablechargeandreturntransportat~onwill
be charged.
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Subsidiary and Affiliate Cornpa- Canada: England: Switzerland: France: Germany; Hang Kong: Jspan
Factiwv Branches Atlanta. Dallaa. Detroit. Los Angelea, West Caldwell iN.J.1
GRACO INC. P.O. BOX 1441 MINNEAPOLIS, RAN 55440-1444
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