Product Overview

Premier Pro Tri-poxy Steel Sprayer (#1280) is a great product that has many of Chapin's unique features that set this product above the rest of the market. Those features include: structural strength from the TriPoxy coated metal tank and Viton Seals which make this product last for years, SureSpray anti-clog filter keeps the sprayer from getting clogged up internally, a top quality 12" brass wand and adjustable nozzle for the flexibility you need, a zinc shut off valve coated with an epoxy for easy cleaning and durability, a funnel top that makes filling the tank easy and a pump handle that is made of industrial grade metal for long lasting durability. What else could you want in a sprayer?

Product Documents

Premier Pro Tri-Poxy Steel Sprayer 2 Gal. (1280) Label

Features and Specs

For use in	Home & Garden, Pest Control, Turf/Landscape settings
Application	Place any liquid: from Fertilizers, Fungicides, Herbicides, Pesticides, Watering; in the tank, pump the sprayer, and spray on desired area
Color	Blue
Tank Size (gal.)	2 gal
Wand Length (in.)	12 in.
Shipping Weight	6.44 lbs
Manufacturer	Chapin (Mfg. Number: 1280)
UPC	023883012809

Details

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

1. Hose to Tank

Make sure hose is pushed all the way to the tank. Make sure hose clamp is tight and below the hose barb. Turn clockwise with a screwdriver to tighten.

2. Nozzle

Attach nozzle to shut-off handle or extension wand.

3. Pre-Use Check

Check tightness of hose nut to be sure hose is securely attached to the tank outlet.
Inspect hose for deterioration, cracks, softness, or brittleness. If any of these conditions are found, replace hose before using. Replace with original manufacturer’s parts only.
Remove pump (see Filling, Pressurizing and Spraying Instructions), inspect interior and exterior of tank for signs of deterioration of body and bottom. Any sign of deterioration indicates possible tank weakening and could result in explosive bursting under pressure. If any of these signs are found, discard tank immediately and replace. Do not attempt to patch leaks, etc., as this could result in serious injury.
Follow Filling, Pressurizing and Spraying Instructions, except use water only.
Pump plunger 8-10 strokes and inspect for leaks.
Direct shut-off away from you and open to make sure discharge is not clogged.
If unit passes this test, release pressure (see Pressure Releasing Instructions), empty tank, and proceed with Filling, Pressurizing and Spraying Instructions.

4. Filling

Turn pump handle counterclockwise and remove pump.
Prepare spray solution following all directions and safety warnings on chemical label.
Fill tank to no more than the proper gallon marker. Do NOT: overfill to accommodate pump.
Check pump to make sure that no grass or dirt is stuck to barrel. Replace pump in tank and tighten securely.

5. Pressurizing and Spraying

Turn handle clockwise to tighten. Push handle down, turn 1/4 turn counterclockwise to release.
Pump until you feel resistance.
Push handle, down, turn 1/4 turn clockwise to lock. Begin spraying. Re-pump sprayer as required to maintain spray force.
Adjust spray pattern by turning nozzle cap. Do not turn cap more than 2 turns or cap may come off allowing spray material to spray back on you.

6. To Release Pressure

With pump facing away, turn locked handle counterclockwise until air begins to escape. Stop turning handle when you hear air escaping.
Stay away from the sprayer until all air has escaped.

7. Care, Storage and Maintenance

Rinse tank thoroughly with water only, empty, refill with water. Follow Filling, Pressurizing and Spraying Instructions, except pump unit only 8-10 strokes.
Open shut-off and allow water to run through discharge assembly.
Release pressure (Follow Pressure Release Instructions), remove pump and empty sprayer.
Store sprayer tank upside down, with pump removed, in a warm dry location.
Periodically oil pump by dropping 10-12 drops of light oil down pump rod through opening in cover.