NSS PONY 20 SCA User manual

PONY 20 SCA
IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
READANDUNDERSTANDALLINSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE OPERATING OR SERVICING MACHINE
DANGER!
FailuretoObserveTheseInstructionsCanCausePersonalInjury
toMachineOperator,By-standersorPossibleMachineDamage.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
•When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the
following:
•NEVER attempt to service or perform maintenance functions while the machine is plugged into an
electrical outlet.
•NEVER attempt to operate this machine unless you have been trained in its operation.
•NEVER allow an untrained person to operate this machine.
•Use this machine ONLY as described in this manual.
•NEVER operate this machine with a damaged, broken, cut, abraded or taped cord or plug.
•ALWAYS connect this machine to a properly grounded electrical outlet. See the following pages for
grounding instructions and wiring diagram.
•NEVER leave this machine unattended when plugged in. Unplug the machine from the electrical
outlet when not in use and before attempting repairs or maintenance.
•ALWAYS turn this machine OFF before unplugging from the electrical outlet.
•NEVER operate this machine in the presence of flammable or combustible liquids, such as
gasoline, fumes or dusts.
•NEVER attempt to pick up flammable or combustible liquids, such as gasoline, fumes or dusts.
•NEVER handle the machine, cord, or plug with wet hands.
•NEVER drop or insert any object into any machine opening.
•ALWAYS keep face, fingers, hair or any body part, or loose clothing away from any machine
opening or moving part.
•NEVER pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches or hot ashes.
•ALWAYS use extreme care when cleaning on stairs or when this machine is placed on stairs.
•NEVER operate this machine if it is not working properly, if it has been dropped, damaged, exposed
to weather or dropped into water. Return the machine to a service center for examination and repair.
•NEVER operate this machine with any air opening blocked. Keep all air openings free of dust, lint,
hair, and the like.
•NEVER operate this machine without a dust bag and / or filters in place.
•DO NOT pull or carry this machine by it’s electrical supply cord, use the cord as a handle, close a
door on the cord, pull the cord around sharp edges or corners, expose to heated surfaces, or set
heavy or sharp objects on the cord.
•NEVER disconnect the plug by pulling on the cord. To disconnect the cord from the outlet, grasp the
plug, not the cord.
•DO NOT allow this machine to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near
children.
•DO NOT expose to rain, snow or extremes in temperature.
•DO NOT use this machine to vacuum a floor or upholstery.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This machine must be grounded. If it should malfunction or break down, grounding provides a path of
least resistance for the electric current in order to reduce the risk of electric shock. This machine is
equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding plug. The plug must
be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all
local codes and ordinances. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE ELECTROCUTION due to
improper connection of ground.
DANGER
Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock.
Check with a qualified electrician or service person if you are in doubt as to whether the outlet is
properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the machine if it will not fit the outlet. Have a
proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.
This machine is for use on a nominal 120 volt circuit and has a grounding plug that looks like the
plug illustrated in Figure A.
A temporary adapter that looks like the adapter illustrated in Figure B. may be used to connect this plug
to a 2-pole receptacle as shown below if a properly grounded outlet is not available.
The temporary adapter should be used only until a properly grounded outlet (Figure A.) can be
installed by a qualified electrician. The green colored rigid ear, lug, grounding clip or the like extending
from the adapter must be connected to a permanent ground such as a properly grounded outlet box
cover. Whenever the adapter is used, it must be held in place by a METAL screw.
Check the nameplate on the machine to be sure the voltage and cycle stated on the nameplate are the
same as the voltage and cycle of the electrical outlet that you’re using. DO NOT attempt to plug a
115 volt machine into a 230 volt outlet.
Figure C. A machine that uses 230 volts may or may not have the grounding (earthed) plug attached to
the cord. For use within the U.S.A. - 230 volts, 60 HZ , the plug is already supplied the with cord. For
use outside the U.S.A., it may be up to the purchaser to have a proper grounding (earthed) plug at-
tached.
Always use a properly grounded 3-wire extension cord which has male and female plugs. Use only
12-3 SJTWA type extension cords to a maximum length of 50 feet.

WIRING DIAGRAM

BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
It is always advisable to receive instructions from a person previously trained, however, if you are
familiar with carpet cleaning, you should be able to operate this machine.
•Always be sure to read and fully understand all of these instructions before attempting to operate
thismachine.
•Never allow anyone to operate this machine who has not been properly trained.
•Refer to the complete safety and electrical warnings page.
MACHINE INSPECTION
•Carefully unpack this machine and recycle all packing materials.
•Inspect machine for damage or missing components. If damage is found, contact the freight company
to file a freight claim.
NOTE
Always wear tennis shoes. Street shoes or rubber cushioned shoes, when wet, will release absorbed
dirt or grease onto the carpeting and cause resoiling. Wet shoes can cause the operator to slip and fall
when walking from wet carpet onto bare floors. Make sure the soles of your shoes are wiped dry before
walking onto a bare floor. Care should be taken as carpet cleaning solutions may attack abare floor.
CAUTION
•NEVER stick your hands, feet, or any other objects under the brush head when the motor is
operating. Injury may result!
SPECIFICATIONS
General Machine Description
•This machine is a self propelled carpet extraction machine, and is available in both 115 volt and 240
volt configurations.
OPERATOR CONTROLS
Operator controls are positioned for ease of use, and include icons for simplified user training.
•Attach the twist lock end of the power cord to the stub cord of the machine, plug the other end into an
appropriate electrical outlet. Move the speed control lever on the control panel to its slow speed. Turn
“ON” the master switch. Check to see if the top clear dome is secure on the recovery tank then turn
the vac switch “ON” to make sure the vac motor is operating.
•To check on the brush and the pump for proper operation, turn both switches to “ON”. Squeeze the
deadman lever under the control handle, the brush should run. With the solution tank empty, the
solenoid that controls the pump should emit a short “bup-bup” sound.
OPERATION
•Turn “ON” the master switch before turning “ON” the vacuum switch.
•Turn “ON” the brush switch.
•Turn “ON” the pump switch.
•Lower the brush head assembly to the carpet with the left lift lever.
•Lower the vacuum shoe to the carpet with the right lift lever.
Note: You may also “lockdown” the vacuum shoe to the carpet.
•You must lift the vacuum shoe when moving this machine in reverse.
•Squeeze the deadman lever under the control handle in order to propel forward, then turn on the
brush and spray. The brush and spray will stop when the deadman lever is released.
•At the cleaning site turn the speed control to propel the machine at the required speed.
•You can drive the machine to the cleaning site by squeezing the deadman lever with the pump and
vacuum switches “OFF”, and then turning the speed control to get the desired speed.
OPERATIONANDINSTRUCTIONS

CONTROL PANEL
•The master switch, in the upper left corner, must be turned on before any other switch can be activated.
•The speed control is located just below the master switch, this knob controls the speed of the forward movement
of the machine.
•On the right are three switches, from top to bottom they activate the spray, brush rotation, and suction.
•Below these switches are two circuit breakers, the left is for the brush motor, the right is for the drive motor.
SOLUTION
•The solution tank is the lower part of the machine body, with a capacity of 20 gallons. The tank is filled by
pouring the water and cleaning chemicals through the cloth filter at the front of the tank, and dispensing through
an in-line mesh filter screen at the solution tank outlet. The amount of fluid in the tank is visible via the clear
hose at the back left of the machine. The tank may be drained by this hose by pulling down from the top. The
solution pump is a 100 PSI continuous type, three piston bypass valve style.
RECOVERY TANK
•The recovery tank is the upper part of the machined body and has a capacity of 20 gallons. There is a metal
screen cartridge on top of the vacuum tube under the clear dome. Turn the clear dome sideways to allow an
opening in order to allow for the recovery tank and metal screen to air dry.
VACUUM MOTOR
•The vacuum motor is a three stage, 1 3/4 HP bypass style, with peripheral discharge. It is enclosed in a housing
to reduce noise and improve cooling airflow.
GEAR DRIVE MOTOR
•This machine is propelled by a gear reduction motor through a chain and sprocket system. Variable speed is
adjusted at the operator control panel.
BRUSH MOTOR / BRUSH ASSEMBLY
•The brush is driven by a 1/4 HP permanent magnet motor, via a cog belt and pulley system. The brush is a 22”
wide nylon bristle, four-row chevron design. The brush housing assembly is a floating style.
SOLUTION SPRAY SYSTEM
•Solution is applied to the carpet through a spray bar assembly of five evenly spaced spray tips. The spray bar is
easily serviced with the quick connect solution hose and quarter-turn removable spray tips. Positive shutoff of
solution flow is controlled by an in-line solenoid.
ACCESSORYSPRAY WAND
•This is a standard feature that may be used to prespray a wide area of carpet before extraction. It may also be
used to apply additional cleaning solution to trouble spots while extracting.
VACUUM SHOE
•The vacuum shoe is a 27” wide, weighted aluminum casting. Mounted with a bearing and a nylon bushing it is
able to swing and swivel on a center arm. It is removable for cleaning or machine transportation by a quick
disconnect mechanism. The intake of the vacuum shoe must be kept clean to ensure proper flow of extracted
liquids. The rear cover plate may be removed to allow for a detailed interior cleaning.
BODY / CHASSIS
•This machine has a one year warranted rotocast poly body, mounted on a steel frame, which rides on two 8”
diameter wheels, with grooved non-marking rubber treads and two 4” diameter swivel casters.
ACCESSORY SOLUTION OUTLET
•The quick connect accessory solution outlet, located at the rear of the machine and to the left (to which the
accessory spray wand hose is connected), can be used to attach any of the accessory kits. Disconnect the quick
connect that is attached to the accessory spray wand hose, and insert the solution hose which is part of any of
the accessory kits. Solution from the solution tank is supplied to this outlet when the solution pump is “ON”, but
will only dispense solution when the trigger of the upholstery, stair tool or jet wand is squeezed in the “ON”
position.
FEATURES

REPAIR SERVICE
•Repair service for this machine must be performed by an authorized service center. Repair service performed by
unauthorized service companies will void the machine warranty coverage.
•Turn off all switches and unplug this machine before beginning any service work.
OPERATOR CONTROL PANEL
•All operator controls are serviced by removing the screws securing the switch control panel to the body. This
switch control panel will also allow access to the brush and vacuum shoe handle linkage. If the switches, circuit
breaker and variable speed control malfunction, they are not repairable, and must be replaced with new factory
parts. The power cord, switches and circuit breaker are checked for proper function by testing for continuity when
in the “ON” position.
SOLUTION TANK
•To fill the solution tank make sure that the mesh filter is in place. Premix the extraction chemical (as per the
chemical manufacturer’s mixing instructions) with hot water (95°F/35°C max.) in a five gallon bucket and pour it
into the tank. High-foaming liquids waste the capacity of the recovery tank, always use a low-foaming extraction
chemical.
•The mesh filter used to strain the solution poured into the solution tank should be removed after each use and
rinsed in clear water before replacing.
•Clean solution must pass through an in-line mesh filter prior to entering the solution pump. This filter is mounted
externally under the right / rear side of the solution tank (body). To remove the screen for cleaning you must first
disconnect the hex nut of the solution hose, and then turn the lower half of the filter 1/8 of a turn counterclockwise.
•Remove the lower half of the filter, and mesh screen to clean.
CAUTION
If there is any clean solution in the tank it will drain out at this time. Reassemble and check for leaks.
RECOVERY
•Always use a defoamer to keep foam out of the vacuum motor fans. To efficiently defoam the recovered solution
that will be vacuumed into the recovery tank, simply remove the vac hose from the vac shoe. Turn “ON” the
vacuum switch; vacuum two cups of defoamer into the recovery tank. Do not put defoamer into the solution tank.
EMPTYING THE SOLUTION AND RECOVERY TANKS
•Any remaining solution should be drained into a toilet, slop sink, janitor’s closet, or bucket. If there is a small
amount of solution left in the solution tank, it is possible to vacuum the solution into the recovery tank (provided
there is sufficient room to handle the excess solution). It is necessary to turn the master switch and vacuum switch
“ON”, so that the vacuum motor is running.
•Remove the vac hose which is connected to the vac shoe. Pull the clear solution tank hose down, and insert
it into the vac hose. The vac hose will vacuum the solution into the recovery tank. When the solution tank is empty
turn the switches off. Remove the recovery tank hose from the bracket, clamp the hose with your hand and lower or
aim the hose in the direction that you want the solution to flow. Turn the stopper counterclockwise and remove it,
unclamp your hand and allow the solution to drain.
AFTER USE AND BEFORE STORAGE
•Both the solution and recovery tanks should be drained after each use. In addition, both tanks should be rinsed
with clear water. Weekly flush out or clean the solution tank with a one gallon solution of 25% vinegar and warm
water. Pour it into the solution tank, turn the machine “ON” and operate it to completely clean the tank, and the
spray jets, (running for 30 seconds should be sufficient). This will remove any chemical residue. Failure to flush
the solution system will result in poor spray patterns and corroded jet spray tips.
VACUUM MOTOR
•To service or replace the vacuum motor, you must remove the cooling air intake and the upper vacuum
housing.
SOLUTION PUMP / SOLENOID
•The solution pump is mounted at the rear of the chassis, and is secured to a mounting plate by four screws.
•Eventually, the pump bypass valves may become weak or brittle during normal use (normal wear and tear),
as a result of being attacked by chemicals used in the cleaning process. The result will be a drop in the
pump output pressure.
SERVICEANDMAINTENANCE

•Pump pressure is restored by replacement of the bypass valve kit (part number 38-9-203-1) or by replacement
of the pump (part no. 48-9-459-1, 115 volt, or 38-9-201-1, 240 volt).
•The electric solenoid provides a positive cutoff of solution flow to the spray jet bar assembly. The solenoid is
activated (“ON”) when the deadman lever is lifted during operation.
MOTORS
The drive motor, vacuum motor, solution pump and solenoid are located inside the body of this machine.
To gain access to these components, you must complete the following procedures:
•Disconnect the power cord from the wall.
•Empty all liquids from the solution tank and recovery tanks.
•Disconnect the solution hose from the in-line solution filter, at the right side of the body.
•Remove the vacuum hose from the vacuum shoe. Disconnect the vacuum shoe lift cable from the cable
bracket.
•Locate the mounting studs and nuts for the swivel casters. Remove only the rear / outer nuts. This will
disconnect the rear of the main body from the chassis.
•Lift the rear of the machine body to tilt forward for access (the prop rod that holds up the machine, is under the
solution tank).
DRIVE MOTOR / DRIVE CHAIN ADJUSTMENT
•The propulsion drive motor is mounted at the front of the chassis, and secured by four hex bolts. Access to this
motor, and to the drive chain for chain tension adjustment and lubrication is from underneath the machine (at the
front of the machine).
•The drive chain tension should be checked every 90 days and adjusted if necessary. To adjust the drive chain
tension, you must first loosen the four hex bolts in the chassis slots under the propulsion motor. Slide the motor
forward to decrease, or backward to increase the chain tension.
•The drive chain should be lubricated every 90 days with a penetrating moisture resistant lubricant, using a spray
can with attachable straw to apply. DO NOT lubricate the chain when the machine is on a carpeted surface.
Wipe off any excess lubricant before operating the machine.
•The propulsion motor and gear box have no service parts, and must be replaced as a single unit.
BRUSH MOTOR / BRUSH ASSEMBLY / BELT
The brush motor, brush assembly and belt are serviced by removing both parts of the plastic two-piece brush
housing cover.
•The brush drive belt tension is adjusted by first loosening the brush motor mounting hex nuts. Slide the
motor toward the brush to decrease the tension, and away from the brush to increase the tension. When
the motor is in the proper position, the drive belt should have 1/4” to 3/8” deflection midway between the
motor and brush pulley.
•To replace the brush drive belt, you must remove the brush shaft mounting screw at the pulley end and
loosen the screw at the opposite end. Install the new belt on the pulleys, replace and tighten the brush
shaft mounting screws, and adjust the belt tension.
•Bristles will wear to the point where there is not enough agitation of the carpet. The nylon roller wheel can
be raised to lower the brush deeper into the carpet. Remove the roller axle that attaches the roller wheel
from its holding bracket, and reinstall the axle into the upper holes in the bracket.
WARNING
Do not use the upper roller axle position with a new or nearly new brush. This will force the brush to an
exaggerated down position, overload the circuit breaker, and damage the brush drive motor.
•The brush motor is protected by a circuit breaker mounted on the control panel. The circuit breaker will open
(pop-up) when the brush motor is overloaded. When the circuit breaker “overloads” the stem will pop up to
expose the white portion of the shaft. Unplug the machine. Prior to resetting the circuit breaker, you must inspect
the brush assembly for obstructions such as foreign objects, strings around the brush shaft or “frozen” bearings.
•Reset the circuit breaker by pushing down on the stem until it “clicks” into the “ON” position.
SERVICEANDMAINTENANCE

•Adjustment or replacement of the brush assembly requires removing both brush shaft mounting screws,
allowing the brush assembly to be removed from the housing. When installing the brush assembly, do not
over tighten the shaft screws. This will prevent binding of the brush assembly.
•Replacement of the brush drive motor (no service parts avail.) requires the removal of the mounting hex
nuts and wires to the rectifier and ground wire. Adjust the drive belt tension after replacing the motor.
SOLUTION SPRAY JET BAR
•Before attempting to operate the machine, it may be necessary to check the spray jets and see if they are
clean. If the machine has been used previously, cleaning solution may have settled into the spray jets and
dried, clogging them. Rinse them with warm water, or make a one gallon solution of 25% vinegar and warm
water, and soak the jets for a few minutes to clean them. If an insoluble material is plugging the jets, use a
wooden toothpick to clean the clogged jet. Do not use a knife or other sharp object - sharp objects will distort
the spray pattern.
•In order to clean the spray jets, you must remove the spray jet bar from the brush housing. Disconnect
the quick connect on the end of the solution hose from the quick connect on the spray jet bar. Simply pull
out the spray jet bar from the brush head and reconnect the solution hose to the quick disconnect on the
spray jet bar. Aim the spray jet bar at the carpet. Turn “ON” the master switch, then the spray pump. Turn
the speed control to its slowest speed so the machine does not propel itself. Squeeze the deadman switch
below the control handle of the machine. Solution will spray through the jets and onto the carpet, this will
tell you if all the spray jets are clean. If one of the jets is not spraying, push in on the spray jet and turn it
counterclockwise and remove it from the spray jet bar. Reattach by reinserting the tip and turning it
clockwise.
If the solution pump does not supply solution at the spray jet bar due to an air lock in the solution hose, you
must clear the solution hose in the following manor:
•Plug the machine into an electrical outlet.
•The solution tank should have liquid in it and the in-line filter screen should be clean.
•Turn “ON” the master switch and the spray switch.
•Stand at the side of the machine and depress the pin in the center of the accessory quick disconnect. The
pump will push solution and air out of the quick connect. To purge the solution lines, run the pump for 30
seconds, or until the solution flows smoothly.
•Recheck the spray output at the spray jet bar assembly.
RAISING AND LOWERING THE VAC SHOE AND BRUSH HEAD
The vac shoe and power cord are packed in a separate carton with the machine. The vac shoe lift cable is
already attached to the lift mechanism for the vac shoe.
•To attach the vac shoe, simply slide the tool onto the threaded rod and secure with a washer and nut, then
slide the vac hose over the stock of the vac shoe. The vac shoe is now ready for operation.
•To lower the vac shoe to the carpet, move the right lever to the right and release.
•The vac shoe has an additional position to “lockdown” the vac shoe tighter to the carpet for better
recovery.Fromthefloatingposition push down on the right lever and lockitunderthenotch.
•To lower the brush head, move the left lever to the left, and release, the brush head will move into position
onthecarpet.
WHEELS / CASTERS/ INTERNAL COMPONENTS
•The 8” wheels have a clutch-type bearing. This style of bearing allows this machine to be pushed
forward, without the use of the drive motor. When installed, the 8” wheel will rotate freely when turned
toward the front of the machine (clockwise on the right - counterclockwise on the left).
•The swivel casters provide maneuverability and stable control of this machine. The swivel and wheel
bearings must be lubricated on a regular basis to ensure trouble-free operation. You should use a
non-water soluble grease for lubrication.
SERVICEANDMAINTENANCE

SERVICEANDMAINTENANCE
CLEANING HALLWAYS AND LARGE OPEN AREAS
To make the most efficient use of this machine, and to get the cleanest carpet, always vacuum the carpet, with a
vacuum cleaner to remove excess dirt before scrubbing and extracting.
•Before attempting to clean the room or hallway, the operator should inspect the area to see if there are any
heavy soil conditions (particularly heavy traffic areas) or spots. Propel this machine up to those areas and prespray.
•To prespray, remove the spray wand from it’s holder (located at the right, rear side of the machine).
•Prespray those traffic areas by squeezing the trigger on the spray wand. This will draw cleaning solution from the
machine’s solution tank. Do not attempt to prespray areas that you will not overscrub with the machine within a ten
minute time span.
•If there are spots, try to ascertain what type of stain it is. See the “Common Stains and Cleaning Treatments”
page for solutions to use on the stain.
•There is room for two bottles of spotting liquid on the shelf at the back of the machine. Let the spray sit on the
stain for about five minutes, then blot up as much as possible.
•Plan your work based upon available electrical outlets.
•The right hand side of the machine has a bumper wheel, so always keep the right side of the machine closest to
the wall.
•Start at the electrical outlet to which your machine is plugged into, clean along the wall boards, away from your
outlet. This helps to avoid running over the cord during operation.
•With the right-hand side of the machine closest to the wall, have the master switch, the pump motor, the
vac motor, and the suction all “ON”, operate the machine as far as the cord will allow.
•It is possible to transverse 75 feet (the length of your cord) away from the wall outlet to which your machine is
plugged in.
•Usually, areas closest to the walls are the least soiled, the speed control can be set at its mid point, or turned up
to a higher speed.
•The brush shoe and brush head will swing out from the wall if they get too close to the wall. This avoids gouging
the wall boards or the wall.
•Cross to the other side of the hall or room and work your way back along the opposite wall for as far as the
length of the cord will allow.
•It is best to allow for a two inch overlap on each pass to be sure you have covered all of the carpet.
•If time allows after you have completed extracting, turn the spray switch “OFF”, then with both the vac switch and
brush switches ”ON”, make high-speed passes over the carpet. The high-speed vacuuming of the extracted carpet
will remove excess moisture, speed up the drying time, and set the pile, leaving a better appearance.
•Use an air mover dryer to speed up the drying time.
Note: If an extension cord must be used with this machine, limit it to 50 feet of 12-3 SJT.
ACCESSORY TOOLS
•48-9-285-9 3” Upholstery Tool with Attachments
•48-9-281-9 3” Upholstery Tool - 50 / 100 PSI
•25-9-855-1 15’ x 1 1/2” Vac Hose with 1 1/2” Cuffs
•48-9-286-9 3 - Jet Wand with Attachments
•38-9-236-9 3 - Jet Wand 50 / 100 PSI
•25-9-855-1 15’ X 1 1/2” Vac Hose with 1 1/2” Cuffs
•38-9-158-1 15” X 3/8” Solution Hose with Male Connectors
TO ATTACH ACCESSORIES
Remove vac hose from vac shoe. Attach accessory vac hose cuff to machine vac hose. Remove spray wand water
hose from machine body quick connect. Insert accessory water hose. Connect accessory vac hose and water hose
to jet wand, or upholstery tool, or stair tool. To operate, turn on the master switch, pump, and vac switches. Squeeze
the trigger on the wand, upholstery tool or stair tool to activate the spray.

ITEM PART NO. PART DESCRIPTION QTY.
101 49-9-278-1 DEFOAMER LABEL - LABEL SET 1
102 49-9-278-1 FLAP LABEL - LABEL SET 1
103 49-9-019-1 CLEAR PLASTIC DOME 1
104 49-9-278-1 DOME INSTRUCTIONS LABEL - LABEL SET 1
105 49-9-101-1 DOME GASKET 1
49-9-164-9 DOME ASSEMBLY, INCLUDES ITEMS 101 TO 105 1
106 49-9-002-1 RECOVERY TANK 1
107 48-9-089-9 90 DEGREE ELBOW PVC - 1 1/2 FSL X 1 1/2 FPT - INCl. TUBE 1
108 48-9-090-1 TUBE 1
109 49-9-115-1 HOSE - VAC SHOE TO RECOVERY 1
110 25-9-922-1 END CUFF 1
111 27-9-188-1 PLUG STRAP 1
112 23-9-216-1 TUBE HOSE CLAMP - CRIMP ON TYPE 1
113 23-9-166-6 HOSE TUBE 1
114 27-9-562-1 DRAIN PLUG 1
115 48-9-025-1 DRAIN HOSE - RECOVERY TANK 1
116 48-9-267-1 HOSE CLAMP - 1 1/16" TO 2" 1
117 49-9-022-1 ELBOW - 3/4 MPT X 3/4 HOSE BARB 1
118 49-9-277-1 SOLUTION GAUGE 1
119 87-9-103-0 HOSE - SOLUTION TANK DRAIN 2.5 FT
120 23-9-214-1 HOSE CLAMP - 11/16" TO 1 1/4" 1
121 49-9-112-1 DRAIN FITTING 1
122 49-9-123-1 DRAIN HOSE CLAMP 1
123 49-9-124-1 CLAMP, FILTER SOLUTION TANK 1
124 49-9-052-1 REDUCER - 1/2 MPT X 3/8 MPT NYLON 1
125 49-9-050-1 SOLUTION FILTER - 1/2 FPT X 1/2 MPT 1
126 48-9-265-1 HOSE CLAMP - 1/4" TO 13/16" 1
127 49-9-051-1 ELBOW - 1/2 FPT SWIVEL X 3/8 BARB 1
128 49-9-278-1 RIGHT SIDE LABEL - LABEL SET 1
49-9-278-1 LEFT SIDE LABEL - LABEL SET 1
129 91-2-089-0 1/4-20 HEX NUT WITH NY-LOK INSERT 1
130 91-2-093-0 9/32 I.D. X 5/8 O.D. X .051/.080 THICK FLAT WASHER (1/4) 1
131 44-9-062-1 3/8 SPRING WASHER 1
132 91-2-139-0 11/32 I.D. X 11/16 O.D. X .051/.080 THICK FLAT WASHER (5/16) 2
133 91-2-202-0 3/8 X 3/8 (5/16-18) SOCKET HEAD SHOULDER BOLT 2
134 49-9-190-1 LOWER PROP ROD 1
135 91-2-121-0 1/4-20 X 5/8 HEX BOLT 1
136 31-9-020-6 SPACER 1
137 49-9-191-1 UPPER PROP ROD 1
138 91-2-160-0 5/16-18 X 5/8 HEX BOLT 1
139 91-2-160-0 5/16 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 1
140 91-2-140-0 3/8 I.D. X 7/8 O.D. X .064/.104 THICK FLAT WASHER (5/16) 1
141 49-9-278-1 STRAIGHT SIDE LABEL - LABEL SET 1
142 49-9-001-1 SOLUTION TANK 1
143 88-9-110-0 1/2" X 1" GASKET 1 1/2 FT
144 48-9-020-9 SOLUTION TANK FILTER 1
145 48-9-267-1 HOSE CLAMP - 1 1/16" TO 2" 1
146 49-9-114-1 HOSE - RECOVERY TANK TO VAC MOTOR 1
147 48-9-267-1 HOSE CLAMP - 1 1/16" TO 2" 1
148 48-9-029-2 HOSE BARB 1
149 91-2-104-0 1/4-20 X 5/8 ROUND HEAD PHILLIPS MACHINE SCREW 1
150 91-2-097-0 1/4 EXTERNAL STAR LOCK WASHER 1
151 48-9-166-3 HOLD DOWN BRACKET 1
152 91-2-097-0 1/4 EXTERNAL STAR LOCK WASHER 1
153 91-2-104-0 1/4-20 X 5/8 ROUND HEAD PHILLIPS MACHINE SCREW 1
154 49-9-278-1 NSS LOGO LABEL - LABEL SET 1
155 38-9-040-1 DRAIN VALVE GASKET 1
156 48-9-028-1 ADAPTER - 1 1/2 FSL X 1 1/2 MPT 1
157 49-9-111-1 RECOVERY TANK TUBE 1
158 48-9-089-1 ELBOW - 1 1/2 FSL X 1 1/2 FTT 1
159 49-9-100-3 FLOAT MOUNT BRACKET 1
160 48-9-032-1 FLOAT PIN 1
161 48-9-144-1 COTTER PIN 2
162 91-2-043-0 10-24 X 3/4 ROUND HEAD PHILLIPS MACHINE SCREW 1
163 48-9-144-1 COTTER PIN 4
164 48-9-032-1 FLOAT PIN 1
165 48-9-030-3 SHUT OFF PLATE 1
166 48-9-031-1 FLOAT ROD 1
167 48-9-013-9 FLOAT ASSEMBLY 1
168 49-9-037-3 FLOAT GUIDE 1
169 48-9-011-1 LINT SCREEN 1
170 49-9-063-1 VACUUM STACK 1
171 48-9-028-1 ADAPTER - 1 1/2 FSL X 1 1/2 MPT 1
172 48-9-181-1 “O” RING - 1 7/8 I.D. X 2 1/8 O.D. 1