Sprayers are used more and more on golf courses . We have 2 of them here and older 2001 and the Windfoiled 2011 Toro 1250. Last week they were both out of service temperately . Thanks to Bill and the crew at Veseys we were up and running in no time .
I had installed a boom valving upgrade kit a while back which had solved our dripping boom issues . Last week they started dripping again . Lucky for us we received the rework kit .
Well packaged sealed up with molded foam padding .
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Straight exchange of parts . Just mark the boom lines and remove wire connections, hoses and clamps .
After removing the old part ,the kit came with a couple of shims to go over bolts .
15 minute job from start to finish . Ready to hook it all back together.
And done . Now to take it over to wash rake and half fill the tank . The tank pressure and boom pressure will have to be adjusted .
She's ready to work . The spray tech get a laugh because I call this one the USS Enterprise ( Star Trek) because of it size with the windfoils .
The Old sprayer received a new electric pump clutch .
Runs much quieter. Looks like a tight spot but after removing a few nuts on the coupler and four more for the pump ( remove pump ) it gave lots of room to work . Have a lift really speeds this type of work up . About a 1/2 to an hour job .
Both are up and ready .
Losing more staff every week , Seasons starting to wind down a little . It will time to start thinking of aerating and fall projects .
The sidewinder developed a leak on the ram that controls the side to side movement of decks .
Should be in soon . Still usable . The rod must have bent a little after the last mishap.
Hopefully will be getting the forecasted rain the irrigation pond sure could use it .
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