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USING THE SIDE PORT OUTPUT
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The side port outputs can be used for a variety watering uses. As talked about in
SIDE PORT (DISCHARGE or SUCTION), you have the ability to use a standard 3/4”
garden hose, a 1.5” or a 2” hose as the output. In order to use these outputs, make
sure the tank is fully lled or has enough water for your application. Do not allow the
pump to go dry as damage may occur.
2. Ensure the pump is primed. If you start to remove the primer cover and water
begins to ow out, it is primed. If not, remove the cover and ll the pump with water
(Fig. 10). Thread the cover back onto the funnel, tighten.
3. Move the ow valves to the PUMP position (Fig. 1).
4. Make sure the spray bar and side port valves are closed (Figs. 3 & 4).
5. Connect the hose to the appropriate side port connection (1.5”, 2” or 3/4” garden
hose).(Fig. 5).
6. If using a 3/4” garden hose, rotate the hose bibb handle to ON (Fig. 11).
7. Using the STARTING THE ENGINE instructions, start the engine of the pump.
8. Move the side port valve to OPEN (Fig. 4).
9. Use the output until your application is completed or you have met the minimum
allowed amount of water in the tank. DO NOT allow the tank to pump dry.
10. Move the side port valve to CLOSED.
11. Shut o the engine by using the SHUTDOWN instructions.
13. Disconnect the hose then place the cover on the hose bard, lock into place (Fi
g. 6)
-or- rotate the hose bibb handle to CLOSED.
Fig. 11
OFF ON
CAUTION:CAUTION:
Never allow the tank water level to fall below a level of one inch above the outlet pipe of
the tank. If the tank fully drains, pump damage may occur from lack of water and you will
only be able to rell the tank from a pressurized water source.
PUMP DAMAGE
1. Move the tank valve to OPEN (Fig. 3).
12. Move the tank valve to CLOSED.
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