
6
Mounting the Skid Sprayer
Mounting Instructions
1. The pump wiring harness (a) has a 2-pronged plug. This
wiringharnessneedstobeconnectedtotheswitchwiring
harness (b) which includes the control switch. Make sure
the wire colors match (Figure 6).
2. The switch wiring harness (b) needs to be connected to
the battery wire harness (c) which includes the 25 amp
fuse (d). Make sure the wire colors match (Figure 6).
3. The battery wire harness needs to be connected to
a 12 volt DC power source. Connect the red wire to
a positive power source either to the vehicle's battery
terminal or at a power access point with at least 25 amp
capability. The black wire needs to be connected to a
good ground source or to the negative terminal of the
battery.
Wiring Harness
Figure 6: Wiring Harness
a
b
c
d
topump
Note: Use caution when routing the wiring harness to
avoid areas where the wires can be pinched, rubbed, or
exposed to excessive heat.
Note: The end of the wiring harness with the ring
terminals (d) is detachable and can be left attached to the
battery for convenience purposes.
4. Ensure that the power source is adequate, since an
inadequatepowersourcecouldcausenumerousproblems
with your sprayer. If you are using a power access point,
ensure that it has at least 25 amp capability.
5. You now need to place the switch in a location where it is
easily accessible for operation. Secure it so that it cannot
fall or become entangled and cause damage.
1. It is recommended to use straps (a) to secure the sprayer
to the utility vehicle’s bed, as shown (Figure 5).
2. The sprayer can also be bolted in place by utilizing the 4
holes (b) the sprayer frame (Figure 5).
Figure 5: ATX-SK mounting
a
b