Newstripe NewRider 1700 HPA User manual

NewRider™ 1700 HPA Manual / 4026.0123
NewRider™ 1700 HPA
Airless Ride-on Sprayer
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NewRider™ 1700 HPA Airless Ride-on Sprayer
NewRider™ 1700 HPA Manual / 4026.0123

NewRider™ 1700 HPA Airless Ride-on Sprayer
NewRider™ 1700 HPA Manual / 4026.0123
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Precautionary Warning......................Page 1
Assembly ...........................................Page 2
Operation ...................................... Page 3-4
Spray Tip Cleaning .............................Page 5
Cleaning Procedure............................Page 5
Cleaning Procedure............................Page 7
(Extended Periods or Winter Storage)
Maintenance .....................................Page 9
Parts List .................................... Page 10-11
Airless Pump Detail..........................Page 12
Detailed Parts Pictures............... Page 13-15
Airless Spray Gun Detail...................Page 16
Transaxle Service ....................... Page 17-18
Troubleshooting Guide .............. Page 19-20
U.S EPA and Newstripe Inc. Evaporative
Emission Control Warranty Statement
.................................................. Page 21-22
Warranty .........................................Page 23
Thank you!For your purchase of the
Newstripe NewRider™ 1700 HPA Ride-on
Airless Sprayer.
Please read over the instructions and make
sure you understand operating procedures
before using the unit.
Please check the serial number on your unit.
This Manual is for units with serial number
1026931 and above only. For units with
serial numbers below 1026931, please
contact Newstripe for the correct manual.

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PRECAUTIONARY WARNING!
Please read and understand all operation instructions as detailed
in this manual. Failure to follow specified instructions may result
in equipment damage or serious injury to personnel up to and
including death!
Moving equipment can cause severe injury. Make sure area is
clear of all personnel or obstacles before operation.
ALWAYS stay seated while vehicle is in motion.
ALWAYS keep hands and feet inside the perimeter of the vehicle.
NEVER operate any moving vehicle under the influence of drugs
or alcohol.
Skin Injection Hazard: High Pressure spray can inject toxins into
blood stream. If injection occurs, seek emergency medical
treatment.
ALWAYS release pressure in the system before changing or
cleaning the spray tip.
ALWAYS use the nozzle tip guard.
ALWAYS engage the Trigger Lock on the spray gun before
removing the spray gun for hand operation.
NEVER place your hands or any body parts in front of the spray
gun.
NEVER point the spray gun at or spray other persons or animals.
NEVER clean the spray tip while it is attached to the spray gun.
Remove the spray tip from the gun to clean the tip guard.
NEVER remove spray tip while cleaning the pump.
NEVER use pliers to tighten or loosen high pressure fittings on
pump, spray gun (paint) hose, or spray gun.
Use only in well-ventilated area.
Always consult your Facility Safety and/or Personnel Department
for specified safety protocols prior to operating this equipment.

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ASSEMBLY
1. Check for any damage that may have occurred
during shipment. Advise factory immediately if you
see any damage. Remove the unit from the crate by
removing the top boards, then the boards at the
ends of the crate. Remove the tie down straps and
then remove any shipping cartons.
2. Access the transaxle release lever at the rear of the
machine. Pull the lever up, push in and then down
to disengage. (Picture 1)
3. Release parking brake if applied. You should be able
to roll the machine out of the crate by pushing on
the rear bumper. DO NOT STAND IN FRONT OF THE
MACHINE WHILE ROLLING OUT OF CRATE.
4. Locate the battery access cover in front of the
purge tank. Remove the 4 bolts with washers and
access cover.
5. Connect the battery ground cable to the negative
side of the battery. Re-install battery cover.
6. Mount the spray head support by aligning the two
holes in the bumper bracket with the two holes in
the frame. Insert two ½”x3” bolts in the holes from
the front. Place one washer and one nylock nut on
each bolt and tighten.
7. Cut the tie that secures the lift lever lock spring to
the machine. Hook the bottom of the spring into
the loop in the bottom of the mounting bracket.
8. Press on foot release for the spray head (lever on
the left side of the steering column) to lower the
spray head support tube.
9. Mount the spray head caster assembly by sliding
the caster arm onto the spray head support tube
and tighten bolts. The caster wheel may be
adjusted to the left or right so that the rear wheels
will clear the striped line when turning. (Picture 2)
10. Slide the spray gun mounting bracket over the
upright on spray head support tube and tighten
bolt. Adjusting the spray gun mounting bracket up
or down will adjust the spray width. (Picture 3)
11. Place the spray gun in the holder without the hose
attached and secure with the clamp. (Picture 4)
12. The spray gun may have to be moved forward or
backward in the clamp so that there is
approximately 1/8” of space between the trigger
and the lifting bar. This should also leave enough
room to push the trigger lock sideways. (Picture 4)
13. If the trigger lock will not push release the gun
clamp and slide gun forward or backward until you
can push the trigger lock. Re-clamp gun.
NOTE: To release trigger lock push the lock in on the
right side (inside) of the gun.
14. Attach one end of the spray hose to the pump
outlet with a ¾” wrench and the other end to the
spray gun. To secure the hose on the spray gun you
will need a 3/4” and a 9/16” wrench as it has a
swivel fitting.
15. Loop the additional hose over the hanger on the
left side of the spray tank. Make sure hose does not
contact the tire. Route the hose through the snap
link and around post at corner of left fender.
16. Always check the oil level in the engine before
starting (SAE 10W30)
17. Make sure the static chain is contacting the ground.
NOTE: The NewRider 1700 is Equipped with an
EPA/Carb approved recovery system and tethered
fuel cap. DO NOT SERVICE OR REMOVE THE VAPOR
CANISTER OR TEATHERED FUEL CAP FROM THE
MACHINE. DO NOT REPLACE ANY FUEL SYSTEM
PARTS WITH NON APPROVED PARTS.
Lifting bar
Raised
position
locking lever
spring
Spray Head
Support
Caster
Spray Head
with mounting
tube
Picture 3
Picture 2
Spray Gun
release
clamp
Picture 4
Trans Release lever
Picture 1

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HOUR METER & TACHOMETER OPERATION
TO SET THE TACHOMETER (SPARK PLUG FIRING REVOULTION)
Press and hold the S1 button for 4 seconds. The LCD will display 01(spark plug fires twice per revolution), 02 (once per
revolution), 03 (every other revolution), 04 (hours only, will not display RPM). Once you find your desired spark plug
firing pattern, release the S1 button. The LCD will blink for 8 to 10 seconds and return to total hour meter mode. The
default for the standard model is 02 (once per revolution). This default can be changed during manufacturing.
TO SET THE MAINTENANCE INTERVAL TIMER
Press and hold down the S2 button for 4 seconds. The right most digit on the LCD will flash and the SERVICE icon will be
displayed. Pressing and holding the S1 button will cause the flashing digit to automatically increment. When the desired
number has been reached release the S1 button and press the S2 button for 1 second to increment to the next digit.
Repeat above steps until the service time interval has been entered. After 14 to 16 seconds with no buttons pressed, the
LCD display will return to total hours mode.
ACTIVATING THE MAINTENANCE INTERVAL TIMER
Press and hold the S1 and S2 button simultaneously for 4 seconds. The two digits will increment to 20 seconds and then
return to total hours mode. When the engine is running and the maintenance time has reached zero, the service icon
will come on.

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VIEWING MAINTENANCE INTERVAL
Press and hold the S2 button for 4 seconds to view remaining time of your maintenance interval. To continue current
maintenance do nothing. If you would like to start a new maintenance interval, repeat steps 4 & 5 again. Each time you
want to view the remaining time of your maintenance, press and hold S2.
RESETTING THE SERVICE ICON
Press and hold the S1 and S2 buttons for 20 seconds. The service icon will shut off. The maintenance time will
automatically default to the number previously programmed.
TO DISPLAY HOURS ONLY
Press and hold the S1 button until 04 is displayed. Release the S1 button and the display returns to total hours after 8 to
10 seconds. When the engine is running the display will show hours only, no RPM and the Hour Icon will blink.
TO RESET TOTAL HOURS AND MAINTENANCE TIME
Press and hold the S1 button until 05 is displayed. Release the S1 button and after 8 seconds the display will return to
total hours. Press and hold S1 and S2 simultaneously for 20 seconds and the meter will perform a total reset. The total
reset option can be removed during manufacture.

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DRIVING OPERATIONS
1. Before starting, set the brake with the hand lever
nearest the seat.
2. Place throttle lever in FULL FORWARD position. This
will set the choke.
3. Start the engine, when warmed up, move the
throttle to ¾ open. (where engine runs smoothly)
Engine does not need to run at full speed to run the
spray pump.
4. To move forward, release the parking brake and
press on the top of the right hand foot pedal.
5. Pushing the base of the pedal will move the machine
in reverse.
6. To stop, release foot pedal.
NOTE: If machine does not move set parking brake
and move to the rear of the machine. Pull the
Transaxle release lever up and back to lock into slot.
Enter the machine and release the parking brake. It
should now move.
7. To travel long distances when not spraying, or to
load the machine onto a trailer, lift the spray head
using the lift lever on the left hand side of the
steering column. The spray head will lock in position
when fully lifted. This also locks the spray gun so
that it may not be activated when the spray head is
lifted.
8. When loading on a trailer approach the ramp slowly
to assure the gun will clear the ramp. You may have
to raise the gun or possibly remove it if the ramp is
too steep.
SPRAY OPERATIONS
First time use or after extended periods of not using the machine use water to test operations and
settings. The NewRider 1700 is designed to be used with water based athletic field marking paints.
ALWAYS STRAIN THE PAINT BEFORE USE!
1. Add 5-25 gallons of water or paint to the spray tank
and 1-2 gallons of water to the purge tank
2. Push outlet button 3 times to ensure the outlet
valve is moving. The push button is located on the
left back side of the pump opposite the spray hose.
3. Turn pressure control valve to high pressure (fully
clockwise). DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.
4. Turn prime/spray valve to prime position. (Circular
arrow symbol in-line with arrow on the side of the
pump.)
5. Ensure the spray gun trigger lock is disengaged.
6. Ensure the spray gun tip is in the spray position.
(The arrow on the spray tip points toward the
ground.)
7. Check that the tank feed valve (located under the
left side of the tank by the white filter housing) is in
the open position (handle in-line with hoses) and
the purge feed valve is in the closed position
(handle crosswise to hose).
8. Start engine as indicated in steps 1-3 in Driving
Operations.
9. Engage the pump by moving the engaging lever to
the “On” position. Lift and place in upper notch.
10. With the prime/spray valve in the prime position,
fluid should flow through the bypass hose into the
paint tank.
11. Let the pump run in the prime position for one
minute or until air bubbles are not seen from the
bypass hose.
12. Turn prime/spray valve to the spray position.
(Spray gun symbol in line with the arrow on the
side of the pump housing.) NOTE: A knocking
sound should be present at the pump, indicating
the pump is reaching its hydraulic relief pressure.
13. Activate foot pedal trigger and paint will spray
from the gun. Releasing pedal will stop spray.
14. Adjust the pressure by turning the pressure valve
counter clockwise until spray pattern deceases,
then increase pressure by turning clockwise just to
where you get a good even spray pattern.
Operating the pump at the lowest pressure while
still producing a quality line can increase the life of
the pump.
15. Adjust spray gun height for the proper line width.
16. When finished spraying or if machine will be left
unattended for any amount of time, turn the
prime/spray valve to prime position, and pull
spray trigger to release pressure from the
system.

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OPERATIONAL NOTE!
NOTE: If the pump primes and air bubbles continue to
appear in the hose after one minute, the suction hose fitting
may not be tight enough or the rubber washer may be worn.
Turn off machine, turn spray valve to prime position and pull
spray gun trigger to open gun and release pressure.
Remove garden hose fitting at the inlet side of the pump,
depress inlet valve stem to make sure it is free, inspect
washer to make sure it is seated and in good condition. Re-
attach garden hose fitting making sure that it is tight. You
may have to snug it with pliers if you continue to get air
bubbles. Start engine and repeat first steps for operation.
If the pump will still not prime, back out the pressure control
valve until loose (several turns). Then turn the prime/spray
valve to the prime/re-circulate position. Push Outlet Prime
Button three (3) times (Button is located at the lower left
corner of pump near the bottom.)Let the pump run for one
minute and then turn in the pressure control valve
(clockwise) just until it stops. Pump should now prime. If
pump will still not prime, PLEASE CALL THE FACTORY.

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SPRAY TIP CLEANING DURING USE
1. Place the prime/spray valve in the prime position
and press spray trigger pedal to release the
pressure.
2. Turn the spray gun tip to the clean position. (The
spray tip arrow pointed toward the gun.)
3. Turn the prime/spray valve to the spray position
and trigger gun. This should clear the spray gun of
blockages. Turn the prime/spray valve to the
prime position and trigger gun to release pressure.
4. Reverse the spray gun tip so that the spray tip is in
spray mode (spray tip arrow pointed at the
ground).
5. Turn the prime/spray valve to spray and resume
spraying.
6. If the spray tip appears to be clean and gun will
not spray properly, check the spray gun filter
located in the spray gun handle. The filter can be
cleaned with soap and water however; if the filter
is too clogged or dirty to clean it must be
replaced.
7. If the spray gun is still clogged, proceed to
cleaning procedures below.
CLEANING PROCEDURE
1. The NewRider™1700 is equipped with an
on-board purge tank that holds up to 2.5 gallons
of water. Make sure this has 1-2 gallons of water.
2. Check that the ball valve on the bottom of the
purge tank is in the open position (valve handle in
line with hose).
3. Turn the paint tank feed selector valve (located
below the tank on the left side) to the closed
position (handle crosswise to hose).
4. Turn purge feed valve to open position (handle in
line with fittings).
5. Turn prime/spray valve to the prime position.
6. Start engine and move the pump engaging lever to
the “On” position (lift and place in upper notch)
watch until fluid returning to the tank runs clear
7. Turn the prime/spray valve to the spray position
and trigger gun until spray runs clear
8. Clean spray tip if needed with a nylon bristle
brush. DO NOT use brushes with metal bristles or
any metal object to clean the spray tip of dried
paint. Replace the tip if it cannot be cleaned.
9. If the spray tip appears to be clean and the gun
will still not spray, check the spray gun filter
located in the handle of the spray gun. If filter
cannot be cleaned it must be replaced.
10. Drain paint tank of any unused paint. You may
now rinse the inside of the paint tank.
NOTE: You may want to place the machine on a
slight incline so the drain outlet of the tank is at
the lowest point.
11. With most of the water drained from the purge
tank, (leave about 1” depth) add approximately
4 ounces (1/2 cup) of Pump Defender into the
purge tank.
12. Start engine, leave prime/spray valve in prime
position and pump engaging lever in the “On”
position. Watch until you see Pump Defender
appear from the return hose.
13. Move the pump engaging lever to “Off” and turn
off machine. Press spray gun trigger to relieve
any pressure.
14. Check the in-line pump filter once each week.
(White plastic filter at bottom of tank near tank
selector valve).Turn the purge tank feed selector
valve to “Off” position. Unscrew bottom half of
filter.
15. Clean filter bowl and screen and re-install.
NOTE: There is a gasket between the lower half
of filter housing and the upper portion. Check
that this is in-place when installing the bottom
half of the filter. Hand Tighten Only.

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CLEANING FOR EXTENDED PERIODS OF NON-USE OR IN FREEZING CONDITIONS
1. Clean as indicated in the Cleaning Procedures and
drain the purge tank completely of water.
2. Add 8 ounces (1/4 bottle) of Pump Defender to
the purge tank.
3. Turn on the engine and place the pump
engagement lever to the “On” position. Place the
prime/spray valve in the prime position and
operate pump until you see Pump Defender in the
bypass hose.
4. Place the prime/spray valve in the spray position
and trigger the spray gun until you see Pump
Defender liquid spray from the gun. Once liquid
starts spraying from the gun quickly release the
trigger.
5. Return the prime/spray valve to the prime
position and place the pump engagement lever to
the “Off” position.
6. Trigger the spray gun to release any pressure
from the system.
7. Remove as much fuel from the engine gas tank as
possible or add fuel stabilizer.
8. Close fuel shut off and run engine until it runs out
of gas.
9. Unit may now be stored in freezing temperatures
10. Drain and change engine oil in the spring.
PRECAUTIONARY WARNING!
ALWAYS release pressure in the system before changing or
cleaning the spray tip. (Place the prime/spray valve in the
prime/re-circulating position, turn off sprayer and squeeze
spray trigger to release pressure)
NEVER use fuels to clean the equipment
DO NOT use solvents containing halogenated hydrocarbons
such as methyl bromine, carbon tetrachloride and ethyl
iodine
DO NOT attempt to clean a clogged gun filter. You must
replace it.
DO NOT use brushes with metal bristles or any metal object
to clean the spray tip of dried paint. Replace the tip if it
cannot be cleaned.

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MAINTENANCE
ENGINE LUBRICANT AND PARTS
ITEM
CHECK
MAINTENANCE ACTION
Engine Oil
10W-30
Before each use
Change oil after first 20 hours of
operation and then, every 100 hours
Bypass (re-circ) hose
Before each use
Replace if nicked or has cuts.
Spark Plug & Air Filter
Every 4 Months
Clean or change as needed
All pivot points
Before each use
Replace if nicked or has cuts.
Suction filter
Before each use
Every 50-250 gallons
or if restricted
Spray Gun filter
Every 25 gallons or if gun does
not spray
REPLACE ONLY DO NOT CLEAN every
50-250 gallons or if becomes clogged.
Spray Gun Clamp and Cable
Check Weekly
Spray with silicone spray
Spray Tip
Before each use
Replace if spray pattern becomes
uneven or if tip becomes worn.
Front axle steering knuckle
Lubricate weekly
Use high quality bearing grease
Wheels
Lubricate weekly
Check air pressure. Use high quality
bearing grease for front wheels
Pump Engaging lever
Lubricate weekly
Spray with light machine oil (3 in1)
Battery
Check monthly
Sealed battery
Air Filter
Check monthly
Change if blocked off with dirt.
Transaxle filter
Every 12 months
Change transaxle oil and filter the first
75-100 hours then every 400 hours
Transaxle oil
Warning: Use ONLY Newstripe Filter
10003778. Failure to use this filter will
void the warranty.
Check if performance is off or
transaxle is noisy
Open oil level check port, if no oil runs
out, top off with Mobil 1 Full Synthetic
15W50 Motor Oil ONLY.
Failure to use the correct oil type and
viscosity will cause damage to the
transaxle and void the warranty
General cleaning
As needed
DO NOT use high pressure power
washers. DO NOT use solvents.
Soap and water only
ITEM
SPECIFICATIONS
Engine
Briggs & Stratton 11.5 HP Intek, Part Number 10004004
Oil Capacity
42-44oz Full Synthetic 5W30
Spark Plug
Part number 10004217
Air Filter
Part number 10004216

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PARTS LIST
Item
Number
Description
Part Number
1
Battery, YTX20H
10003163
2
Transaxle Release/Engage Lever
10004101
3
Parking Brake Lever
10001817
4
Spring, (Seat Lift)
10001756
5
Empty Seat Safety Switch
10002437
Not Shown
Neutral Switch (Under Right Front Fender on Shift Linkage)
10002913
Not Shown
Brake Safety Switch (Under Right Side Seat Console)
10002437
6
Seat Pins, (2 Required)
10003214
7
Engine Throttle Cable
10002484
8
Ignition Switch
10004007
9
Air Filter Housing
N/A
10
Purge Tank Shut Off Valve
10004112
11
Purge Tank
10003198
12
Spray Head
10003746
13
Swivel Caster
10001434
14
Spray Control Cable
10002521
15
25’ Airless Paint Hose
10000458
16
Airless Spray Gun with 519 Spray Tip
10005115
Not shown
Spray Gun Filter (2 Pack)
10000641
17
Spray Gun Clamp
10001579
18
Gun Mount Assembly
10005137
19
Lifting Bar, Spray Gun Trigger (Part Of Gun Mount)
N/A
20
Spray Trigger (Part Of Spray Gun)
N/A
21
Trigger Lock (Part Of Spray Gun)
N/A
22
Spray Tip Guard
10003936
23a
519 Spray Tip( 3”-6” Line Width - Standard)
10004860
23b
517 Spray Tip (2”-4” Line Width - Optional)
10000508
24
Height Adjustment Bolt
10001499
25
25 Gallon Tank
10004005
26
Tank Drain Valve
10002366
27
Bulkhead Fitting, Tank Drain
10000921
28
½” Ball Valve (Common)
10004110
29
Inline Filter
10000369
Not Shown
Replacement Screen, Inline Filter
10000100
Not Shown
O-ring Bowl Gasket, Inline Filter
10001543
30
Motion Pedal, Forward/Reverse
10004087
31
Spray Control Pedal
10004819

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PARTS LIST CONTINUED
Item
Number
Description
Part Number
32
Spray Head Support
10003751
33
Spray Head Latch
10003725
34
Pump Engaging Lever
10004066
35
Purge Feed Hose
10004039
Not shown
Purge Outlet Hose (Purge Tank to Shut Off)
10004038
36
Lift Lever Lock Spring
10000692
37
Tank Outlet Hose
10004041
38
Belt, Drive (AX39)
10001218
39
Pulley, Drive Belt & Pump Belt Idler (2)
10003815
40
Spring, Drive Tensioner
10002897
41
Belt, Pump Drive (4L360)
10004008
42
Pulley, Pump Drive
10003819
43
Pulley, Pump
10003053
44
Spring, Pump Idler (Not Shown)
10004017
45
Pulley, Drive
10004010
46
Pulley & Fan Assembly, Transaxle
10002999
47
Filter, Transaxle Oil
10003778
48
Parking Brake, Transaxle
N/A
49
Parking Brake Linkage
10004081
50
Tie Rod
10004034
51
Steering Wheel
10003241
52
Seat
10003302
53
Drag Link
10004035
54
Engine 11.5 HP Briggs & Stratton Intek
10004999
55
Hour Meter
10002241
18ah SLA Batteries for NewRider 1700
These are high performance factory activated permanently sealed spill proof 18 amp hour SLA deep
cycle motorcycle batteries .The battery dimensions are: 6-7/8" L X 3-7/16" W X 6-1/8" H.
Some manufacturer part numbers for this battery: ***IMPORTANT NOTE:
Interstate Batteries P/N FAYTX20H As you look at the side of the battery with the
NAPA Auto Parts P/N PSB 20BS terminals, the correct orientation is,
O’Reilly Auto Parts P/N GTX20BS +/- (Positive Left Side / Negative Right Side)
Yuasa P/N YTX20-BS
PowerSonic P/N PTX20-BS
SigmasTek P/N STX20-BS
**IMPORTANT NOTE: THE BATTERY PART NUMBER MUST NOT HAVE THE LETTER "L" IN IT**

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Grounding Chain
Transaxle Oil Filter Guard
Ignition
Switch (8)
Throttle (7)
Empty Seat
Kill Switch (5)
Parking
Brake (3)
Fuel Shutoff
Picture 7
Picture 8
Picture 9
Picture 10
Hour Meter (55)
Paint
Tank Lid
Battery
Access Panel
Paint Return
Hose (55)
Oil Dipstick
Fuel Tank
Purge Tank (11)
Seat Release
Pins (6)
Air Filter
Housing (9)
Vapor Capture
Canister
DO NOT SERVICE
Note: Transaxle Oil Filter
(47) Located Behind Guard
Transaxle release lever (2)
Free wheel position shown.
Pull up and back to engage.

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Spray Head Mounting Gun Mounting
Mounting Bolts
& Nuts (Qty. 2)
Lever Lock
Spring (36)
Forward/Reverse
Pedal (30)
Spray Head
Release/Lock Lever (33)
Spray Trigger
Pedal (31)
Spray Head
Lifting Lever (32)
Picture 11
Picture 12
Picture 13
Picture 14
Spray Head
Support (32)
Spray
Head (12)
Spray Gun (16)
Caster (13)
Paint Hose (15)

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Drive Idler
Pulley (39)
Transaxle
Filter (47)
Tank Drain Valve (26)
Tank Feed Valve
Valves in Purge Position
Valves in Tank Feed Position
Bulkhead
Fitting (27)
Transaxle
Fan (46)
Transaxle
Linkage
Parking Brake
Linkage
Picture 15
Picture 16
Picture 17
Picture 18
Picture 19
Picture 20
Spray Gun
Clamp (17)
Paint
Tank (25)
Pump Drive
Pulley (42)
Purge Feed Valve (28)
In-line Filter (29)
Purge Hose (41)
Gun Mount
Assy. (18)
Height
Adjusting Bolt
(24)
Spray Tip
(23)
Tip Guard
(22)
Lifting
Bar (19)
Spray
Trigger (20)
Trigger
Lock (21)
Spray Control Cable (14)
Spray Gun Filter
(Inside Handle)
Drive Tensioner
Spring (40)
Pump Idler
Pulley (39)
Drive
Belt (38)
Drive
Pulley (45)
Pump
Pulley (43)
Pump Drive
Belt (41)

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AIRLESS PUMP PARTS
Item
Number
Description
Part
Number
Item
Number
Description
Part
Number
56
Return/Bypass Hose
10004040
60
Pressure Control Valve
10000380
57
Spray Pump
10000407
61
Gauge, 0-5000 PSI
10003883
58
Pump Inlet Hose
10004042
62
Outlet Push Button
10000806
59
Prime/Spray Valve
10004000
63
Inlet Valve
10002745
NEVER REMOVE FRONT COVER, PRESSERE CONTROL VALVE OR THE PUMP HEAD BLOCK.
THIS WILL VOID THE WARRANTY.
CALL THE FACTORY FOR SERVICE LOCATIONS IF THESE ITEMS REQUIRE SERVICE.
ITEM
CHECK
*REPLACE
Outlet push button
Before each use
Every 1000-1500 gallons or if
leaking occurs
Inlet valve
If pump does not prime
check washer at the spray hose
Every 500-1000 gallons.
Washer- Every 50-250 gallons
Outlet valve
If pump does not prime
Outlet Valve/Push Button Kit 10005102
Every 500-1000 gallons
Prime/Spray Valve
Every 1000-1500 gallons
or if it stops working
Suction tube
Before each use
Check for nicks and cuts
Bypass/Return hose
Before each use
Check for nicks and cuts
Spray Pump
Before and after each use
Use pump protector every time
you store the machine.
Pump Suction hose
Before each use
Replace if nicked or has cuts
Spray hose
Before each use
Replace if nicked or has cuts
*Interval ranges vary greatly due to the wide variety of paint manufacturers.
Inlet Valve (63)
Picture 5
Picture 6
Pressure Control
Valve (60)
NEVER REMOVE
Pump Head Block
NEVER REMOVE
Bypass/Return
Hose (56)
Outlet Valve (62)
Prime/Spray
Valve (59)
Outlet Push
Button (62)
Gauge (61)
Top Cover
NEVER REMOVE

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AIRLESS SPRAY GUN DETAIL
#
Part Number
Description
1
10005116
SPRAY TIP GUARD
2
10002103
319 SPRAY TIP - STANDARD FOR GPS AND SKID MOUNTED STRIPERS
10000508
517 SPRAY TIP - STANDARD FOR WALK BEHIND STRIPERS
10004860
519 SPRAY TIP - STANDARD TIP FOR RIDE ON STRIPERS
10003824
619 SPRAY TIP - ALLOWS FOR WIDER LINES THAN 517 & 519 SPRAY TIPS
3
10005119
TIP SEAL KIT, PACKAGE OF 5
4
SEE # 9
7/8” DIFFUSER
5
SEE # 9
SEAL NEEDLE ASSEMBLY
6
SEE # 9
LOCK NUT
7
10000641
50 MESH GUN FILTER - STANDARD FILTER FOR STRIPERS
10004384
OPTIONAL 30 MESH COARSE GUN FILTER
8
10005135
SWIVEL FITTING KIT
9
10005117
AIRLESS SPRAY GUN REPAIR
(Includes Item Numbers 4, 5, and 6)
6
2
8
7
4
5
1
3

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Transaxle service and maintenance
Fluid change
This transaxle is designed with an external filter for ease of maintenance. To ensure constant fluid
quality levels and longer life, an initial oil and filter change at 75-100 hours, then every 400 hours
thereafter is recommended.
The following procedure can be performed with the transaxle installed in the vehicle, and the vehicle on
level ground. Apply the bypass valve and lock the vehicle parking brake.
1. Remove the three 1/4” filter guard screws and filter guard. Clean any loose debris from around the
perimeter of the filter. See filter and filter guard removal Page 15 of this manual.
2. Place an oil drain pan (12” or more diameter and 8 qt. capacity is optimal) beneath the oil filter.
Remove the oil filter from the transaxle.
3. After the oil has drained, wipe the filter base surface off and apply a film of new oil to the gasket of
the new replacement filter (Newstripe part number 10003778/Hydro-Gear part number 52114).
4. Install the new filter by hand, turn 3/4 to one full turn after the filter gasket contacts the filter base
surface.
5. Re-install the filter guard with three 1/4”screws. Snug but do not over tighten.
6. Drain old oil filters of all free flowing oil prior to disposal. Place used oil in appropriate containers and
deliver to an approved recycling collection facility.
7. Remove the oil level check port plug from the transaxle prior to filling with oil. This will allow the
transaxle to vent during oil fill. Transaxle may be filled via port with a squeeze bottle or a jug pump.
9. Fill with Mobil 1 Full Synthetic 15W50 Motor Oil** until oil just appears at the bottom of the oil level
check port. Install the oil level check port plug into transaxle. Snug but do not over tighten.
11. Proceed to the purge procedure.
12. Check oil level. Top off if necessary.
Transaxle Breather
**Warning: Use ONLY Mobil 1 Full Synthetic 15W50 Motor Oil and Newstripe Filter Part Number
10003778 in the transaxle of this machine.
Failure to use the correct filter and oil will cause damage to the transaxle and void the warranty.