Have problems with your pest control & weed control spray equipment? Reduce downtime and lost productivity from with your spray rigs. A few minutes spent checking your spray equipment will help you find small problems before they become big problems and find problems where they are easy to fix. Quality Equipment & Spray www.Qspray.com Spray Equipment Experts.

2. Save Money

3. Serve CustomersAndrew Greess NPMA Pest World Washington DC October 2008 www.qspray.com

4. 2 Preflight Checklist: A few minutes spent checking pest control equipment at the start of the day, at your office, will save time, money and customers. Example: the case of the missing pump! www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

6. Train technicians to find & REPORT problems

7. Fix little problems before they become big problems

8. Have problems where they can be best addressed

9. Have problems where they have the least impactwww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

11. Training every technician to become a mechanic

12. Creating Emergency Repair kits *

13. Substitute for good equipment design *

14. Guarantee of ZERO problems

15. Vehicle-relatedwww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

17. Follow label directions

18. No spills

19. Use PPE

20. THINK!www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

25. Logical approach

26. Customize for your: CompanyEquipment Technicians Operating Philosophy, etc. www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

28. Leaks

29. Holds pressure & sprays properly

30. Security

31. Inspection Points

32. Visual

33. Filter

34. Spray Patternwww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

35. 11 PFC: Manual Sprayers Visual inspection? www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

36. 12 PFC: Manual Sprayers Don’t ignore warning signs. www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

37. 13 PFC: Manual Sprayers Anticipate Problems 1 3 2 www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

38. 14 PFC: Manual Sprayers Prevent Problems 1 3 2 www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

40. Leaks

41. Debris

42. Security

43. Inspection Points

44. Lid

45. Fittings

46. Bandswww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

47. 16 Photo ball valve PFC: Tanks Check fittings for leaks www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

48. 17 PFC: Tanks Visual Inspection www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

49. 18 PFC: Tanks Is tank secure? www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

50. 19 PFC: Tanks Why worry about tank security? www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

52. Leaks

53. Debris

54. Air Leak

55. Inspection Points

56. Strainer

57. Filter

58. O-ringwww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

59. 21 fittings for l PFC: Line Strainer Check for leaks www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

60. 22 PFC: Line Strainer Clean your filter! www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

61. 23 fittings for l PFC: Line Strainer Tech: “I’m not getting any pressure” Ron White: “You can’t fix stupid” www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

63. Moving parts

64. Missing parts/fluids

65. Abnormal Wear

66. Inspection Points

67. Belts/pulleys

68. Gas Cap

69. Fluidswww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

70. 25 fittings for l PFC: Engine www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

72. Leaks

73. Stains

74. Abnormal conditions

75. Inspection Points

76. Base

77. Seals

78. Fittingswww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

79. 27 fittings for l PFC: Pump – Know Your Equipment Roller Pumps www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

80. 28 fittings for l PFC: Pump – Know Your Equipment Diaphragm Pumps www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

82. Leaks

83. Damage

84. Kinks

85. Inspection Points

86. Hoses

87. Fittings

88. Clampswww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

89. 30 fittings for l PFC: Supply Hoses can be KINKY! www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

90. 31 fittings for l PFC: Supply Hoses – Look For Risks © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

91. 32 fittings for l PFC: Supply Hoses – Look For Damage www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

93. Leaks

94. Damage

95. Kinks

96. Inspection Points

97. Hose & Fittings

98. Reel Lock

99. Swivelwww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

100. 34 fittings for l PFC: Hose Reel & Spray Hose Missing Reel Lock www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

101. 35 fittings for l PFC: Hose Reel & Spray Hose Inspect reel swivel for leaks www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

102. 36 fittings for l PFC: Hose Reel & Spray Hose www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

104. Look

105. Listen

106. Anticipate Problems

107. Report Problemswww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

109. Look

110. Listen

111. Anticipate Problems

112. Report Problemswww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment

114. Customize the PFC for your Company

115. Train technicians to find & REPORT problems

116. Fix small, cheap problems

117. Use learnings to improve equipment designwww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

119. www.SprayEquipmentBlog.com

120. email: Info@qspray.com

121. Twitter: AndrewGreess

122. Call 800.675.7485

123. Please call us when you need new equipment or partswww.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray

125. Custom Sprayer Design

126. Parts & Repair Kits

127. www.qspray.com or (800) 675.7485www.qspray.com © copyright 2008 Quality Equipment & Spray