CD30E-200 SPRAYHAWK OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Greenman Golf & Turf Solutions • 1028 4th St SW / Unit A • Auburn, WA 98001 • 253-333-3345 • GreenmanGolfTurf.com
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
These precautions are provided to help ensure operator,
bystander and environmental safety.
The GREENMAN Spray Hawk is designed for use by professional grounds care maintenance
staff with experience in applying chemical agents. Never allow children or untrained individuals
to operate or be in close proximity of the unit while in operation.
Persons engaged in the handling, preparation or application of chemicals must follow accepted
practices to insure the safety of themselves and others.
Wear protective clothing including: gloves; hat; respirator, eye protection and skin covering
suitable for protection from chemicals being used. Bathe thoroughly after any exposure to
chemicals, giving particular attention to eyes, nose, ear and mouth.
Clean equipment and materials in accordance with employer, municipal and state regulations,
using only approved areas and drains.
Dispose of chemicals and rinse solutions by approved and legal methods.
Provide methods and materials for operators to wash eyes and hands immediately during the
spraying process.
Provide methods and materials for control, safe dilution & neutralization of chemical spills
during preparation, spraying, transporting and clean up. Always have a representative material
safety data sheet (MSDS) on hand for chemicals being used.
GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The liquid supply line from the pumping system attaches at the ½” NPT inlet coupling swivel on
the shut off valve. The connected pumping system should have a pumping capacity of at least
7 GPM at 40 psi when using the 8004 tips. A good in-line strainer and a pressure regulator
system capable of pressure adjustment below 125 psi, (the maximum operating pressure).
Set the desired spray height, with the handle held in the operating position. The usual tip
height is approximately 9-10” above the ground when using the 80 degree tips.
Note: The number of TeeJet flat spray nozzle tip indicates its pattern angle and its capacity at
a pressure of 40 psi. For example, the 8004 tips as supplied standard on the Greenman Spray
Hawk have an 80 degree spray pattern as indicated by the first two numbers. The last
numbers indicate the capacity of the tips in GPM at a pressure of 40 psi (0.4 GPM). The XR
designation indicates extended range with spray pattern distribution over a wide range of
pressure (15-60 psi). For more information on TeeJet nozzles, visit their web site at
www.teejet.com.
