BARTELL MORRISON INC. BARTELL MORRISON (USA) LLC
375 ANNAGEM BLVD, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, CANADA, L5T 3A7, 905-364-4200 FA 905-364-4201
25 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE, KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY, USA, 07735, 732-566-5400 FA 732-566-5444
Created 07/04
Revised 05/11
• NEVER leave the power sprayer unattended while running.
• Children and small animals should NEVER be present in the work area during
operation of the power sprayer.
• ALWAYS check your power sprayer for loose or missing nuts
and bolts before starting. Tighten any loose fasteners and replace
missing or broken parts.
• Perform all routine maintenance as described within this manual. Failure to do
so will void your warranty and will eventually result in premature equipment
failure.
• NEVER perform maintenance on a running piece of equipment. Shut down the
engine and allow it to cool before servicing the power sprayer, including
mechanical work or lubrication.
• ALWAYS replace missing, damaged or unclear safety
labels to ensure operator awareness and safety.
• NEVER operate the power sprayer with missing or
damaged safety guards. Replace immediately with
appropriate Morrison parts.
• NEVER put hands, feet, or other appendages inside the
belt guard while the engine is running, even at idle or
with protective clothing, as serious injury may result.
• NEVER wear loose fitting clothing or jewelry around rotating equipment such
as the power sprayer as it may become entangled in the machinery, resulting
in serious injury.
• ALWAYS refuel the power sprayer in a well-ventilated area,
away from ignition sources such as sparks, flames, and lit
cigarettes. Smoking while fuelling the equipment may result in
explosion.
• Ensure the engine has cooled sufficiently before refueling to
avoid igniting gasoline fumes.
• NEVER operate the power sprayer in explosive environments
such as paint fumes, methane, natural gas, fine particulate,
aerosol propellant, or solvent fumes.
• NEVER smoke near the power sprayer as stray gasoline fumes
may ignite. Operating the power sprayer around an open flame
may also result in explosion.
• ALWAYS shut down the engine and allow it to cool off before lifting or
transporting the power sprayer.
• ALWAYS tie down the power sprayer when being transported in a truck or on
a flatbed. Empty the fuel tank if transporting it over long distances.
