how do you connect sprayer to battery
762302
Should have two clamps (Red for positive and Black for negative) to hook to the battery on your tractor or ATV.
2055925
battery timers need a potted dc latching solenoid. the valve will work, but you need the correct solenoid which can be bought seperately
2080596
Thanks Roy and John. I will use an alkaline battery. GalconUSA has been great to work with and Mr. Levinson and his team are what I wish all companies had representing them. Professional, courteous and so helpful. If Amazon does send you one that has 1401 marked inside the battery compartment then GalconUSA will make it right from my experience. This timer will do everything I need for my drip irrigation. Love the way it can be programmed for any day of the week as well as up to 4 different times a day that you select. Will also be connecting a rain sensor (closed type). Roy helped me verify that too. Customer service is 5 Stars! Thanks Roy and John. I will use an alkaline battery. GalconUSA has been great to work with and Mr. Levinson and his team are what I wish all companies had representing them. Professional, courteous and so helpful. If Amazon does send you one that has 1401 marked inside the battery compartment then GalconUSA will make it right from my experience. This timer will do everything I need for my drip irrigation. Love the way it can be programmed for any day of the week as well as up to 4 different times a day that you select. Will also be connecting a rain sensor (closed type). Roy helped me... » Read More Thanks Roy and John. I will use an alkaline battery. GalconUSA has been great to work with and Mr. Levinson and his team are what I wish all companies had representing them. Professional, courteous and so helpful. If Amazon does send you one that has 1401 marked inside the battery compartment then GalconUSA will make it right from my experience. This timer will do everything I need for my drip irrigation. Love the way it can be programmed for any day of the week as well as up to 4 different times a day that you select. Will also be connecting a rain sensor (closed type). Roy helped me verify that too. Customer service is 5 Stars! « Show Less
1814873
You don't need a sprayer, it's granules. Just sprinkle it around the dripline(on the ground, around the stem, in a circle, the diameter of the plant) and scratch it in VERY gently so you don't disturb any surface roots. Then water it in. It doesn't all need to disappear at once so don't drown anything. Just wet it to get it going.
2134054
The end that has the silver bolt on it goes around your negative battery terminal. Then you attach the clamp that was on the negative terminal on to the copper post on the opposite end. You then tighten the green screw top to connect the power and unscrew it about 3 revolutions to disconnect the power, you will hear a solenoid click when you connect or disconnect the power flow.
889439
One AA battery is inside the handle. 3 rubber o-rings hold the center piece (with the push-button) to the lower part of the handle. Remove the tip and top cover, then grip the center as you slowly pull down on the lower section. If the inside of the center section comes out first, be sure to place this part back in first, and test it before you put the lower cover on. Getting the lower sections apart can be done by using a SMALL screw-driver to pry the lower section apart, slowly and carefully. (test buzz buzz) The AA battery will last for a long time, even when the unit gets wet. If you have any corrosion at the battery terminals, try a 'conductive paste' such as no-alox. One AA battery is inside the handle. 3 rubber o-rings hold the center piece (with the push-button) to the lower part of the handle. Remove the tip and top cover, then grip the center as you slowly pull down on the lower section. If the inside of the center section comes out first, be sure to place this part back in first, and test it before you put the lower cover on. Getting the lower sections apart can be done by using a SMALL screw-driver to pry the lower section apart, slowly and carefully. (test buzz buzz) The AA battery will last for a long time, even when the unit gets wet. If you... » Read More One AA battery is inside the handle. 3 rubber o-rings hold the center piece (with the push-button) to the lower part of the handle. Remove the tip and top cover, then grip the center as you slowly pull down on the lower section. If the inside of the center section comes out first, be sure to place this part back in first, and test it before you put the lower cover on. Getting the lower sections apart can be done by using a SMALL screw-driver to pry the lower section apart, slowly and carefully. (test buzz buzz) The AA battery will last for a long time, even when the unit gets wet. If you have any corrosion at the battery terminals, try a 'conductive paste' such as no-alox. « Show Less
1673387
I hooked my Sundanzer to the battery. Make sure to put a fuse in the freezer's positive cable near the positive battery terminal. Hope this helps.
385018
Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or wire will go to the starter motor on the side of the engine. Hope this helps ? Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or... » Read More Find the battery first. Could be under the seat ? or under the hood ? The wires hook to the battery and one place they hook usually has a + sign for the positive or "red" clamp the other a - sign for negative "black" ground connection. The main thing is to identify the + positive connection and make sure you hook the red clamp to it. One way to identify the - minus or ground connection is to trace the wire and see what it connects to away from the battery as it will connect to the frame of the mower and the + "hot" "red" "positive" lead or wire will go to the starter motor on the side of the engine. Hope this helps ? « Show Less
385017
Generally on the mower you have caps that cover the connection at the end of the cable that attaches to the battery. Pop the cap cover off the terminal and attach the red to the positive and the black to the negative terminals. Be sure not to get them mixed up.
1187915
We mounted the sprayer on the back of our mower and do not use the wand. Sorry we cannot be of help.
2110067
Just twist it counterclockwise. My sprayer quit working completely, so I bought a new spray bottle and transferred the contents to it.
2048956
Slide the top in first to match the connectors, large connector (negative) on the left. Then push the bottom part in to the battery compartment. Good luck.
1221680
Hook up negative wire to terminal. Than touch the resistor to terminal and hold the other side of the resistor to the battery positive wire till the cap. Reads your battery voltage .. around 12 volts.. when it reads battery voltage than hook up the positive wire to cap. Terminal
131884
Stretch out the hose, put pickup into bucket of water, plug in, pull trigger. If still PITA, buy a paint brush.
996297
Just unscrew the phillips screw located on cover of the machine,pull battery out disconnect positive and negative dispose of battery correctly,insert new battery hook positive and negative up slide in and screw cover back on
1342951
Use a flat bladed screwdriver against the wire connector to slide it off the battery. A few light taps should get it going.
1841700
Gosh Barbara, I must admit, I have no idea. Your best bet is to email the company, they're fairly good about answering or you could call your local lawnmower repair person. They may even be able to recharge your current battery.