OPERATORS
`MANUAL
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`AGITATION BOATS
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`Exhibit 1161
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`Puck Custom Enterprises
`110 100th Street
`Manning, Iowa 51455
`(712) 653-3045
`www.puckenterprises.com
`Copyright © 2011 Puck Custom Enterprises, Inc.
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`PCE AGITATION BOAT
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`Your new Puck Custom Enterprises Agitation Boat has been designed and manufactured to provide many years of
`very reliable service when used for the purpose for which it is intended, and with correct and regular maintenance.
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`This machine is warranted as stated on the next page. Your dealer should register your Boat with Puck Custom
`Enterprises, provide us your contact details, purchase information and serial number. The registration process
`activates your warranty and helps us assist you if you have any questions in the future.
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`If any part of this operating manual is lost or becomes unreadable, contact your dealer for a new set.
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`The serial number and identification tag is located on the control tower. Please refer to this number when
`communicating with your dealer or Puck Custom Enterprises.
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`Warranty Information
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`WARRANTY MANUFACTURER
`Dealer or Distributor understands and agrees that the Manufacturer extends only the following Warranty to customers. In the event
`Dealer or Distributor extends any additional warranty (such as by enlarging the scope or period of warranty or undertaking a warranty
`of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose) or any other obligation whatsoever, Dealer or Distributor shall: (1) be solely
`responsible therefore (2) have no recourse against Manufacturer thereof and (3) defend, indemnify and hold Manufacturer harmless
`against any claim or cause of action whatsoever arising out of, or occasioned by, Dealer or Distributor’s extension of said additional
`warranty or obligation.
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`CERTIFICATE OF GENERAL EQUIPMENT WARRANTY
`Puck Custom Enterprises warrants new Products sold by it to be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of one (1) year
`after date of delivery to the first user and subject to the following conditions.
`1. Puck Custom Enterprises, Inc.’s obligation and liability under this Warranty is expressly limited to repairing or replacing at Puck
`Custom Enterprises, Inc.’s option, any parts which appear to Puck Custom Enterprises, Inc. upon inspection to have been defective in
`material or workmanship.
`2. Such parts shall be provided at no cost to user, at the business establishment of the authorized Puck Custom Enterprises, Inc. dealer
`or distributor of the Product during regular working hours.
`3. This Warranty shall not apply to component parts or accessories of Products not manufactured by Puck Custom Enterprises Inc.
`and which carry the warranty of the original manufacturer thereof, or to normal wear and tear, or maintenance (such as tune-ups) or
`normal maintenance parts (such as oil filters).
`4. Replacement or repair parts installed in this Product covered by this Warranty are warranted only for the remainder of this Warranty
`as if such parts were original components of said Product.
`NO INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES MAY BE ASSERTED AGAINST PUCK CUSTOM ENTERPRISES, INC. UNDER ANY
`CIRCUMSTANCE WHATSOEVER. PUCK CUSTOM ENTERPRISES’ LIQUIDATED DAMAGES IN ANY SITUATION MAY NOT EXCEED
`THE RETAIL PRICE OF THE PRODUCT OR PART.
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`PUCK CUSTOM ENTERPRISES, INC. MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND MAKES NO WARRANTY OF
`MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
`Puck Custom Enterprises, Inc.’s obligation under this Warranty shall not include any transportation charges, cost of installation, duty taxes
`or any other charges whatsoever, or any liability for direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damage or delay. If requested by Puck
`Custom Enterprises, Inc. products or parts for which a warranty claim is made are to be returned transportation prepaid to Puck Custom
`Enterprises, Inc. Any improper use, including operation after discovery of defective or worn parts, operation beyond rated capacity,
`substitution or parts not approved by Puck Custom Enterprises, Inc. company or any alteration or repair by others in such manner as in
`Puck Custom Enterprises, Inc. company’s judgment affects the Products materially and adversely, shall void this Warranty.
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`“NO EMPLOYEE OR REPRESENTATIVE IS AUTHORIZED TO CHANGE THIS WARRANTY IN ANY WAY OR GRANT ANY OTHER
`WARRANTY UNLESS SUCH CHANGE IS MADE IN WRITING AND SIGNED BY AN OFFICER OF PUCK CUSTOM ENTERPRISES AT
`ITS HOME OFFICE.”
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`LIABILITY FOR DELAYS
`No liability shall attach to Manufacturer direct, or indirect, incidental or consequential damages or expenses due to loss, damage, detention
`of delay in delivery of Products resulting from acts or delays beyond its control.
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`Title
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`124691
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`To the Purchaser......................................................................
`Warranty..................................................................................
`Safety Signs............................................................................
`Safety.......................................................................................
`Operation Instructions.............................................................
`Maintenance............................................................................
`Troubleshooting.......................................................................
`Parts List..................................................................................
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`CAUTION:
`NEVER OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT UNTIL OPERATOR FULLY UNDERSTANDS THE COM-
`PLETE CONTENTS OF THIS MANUAL. IT IS THE BOAT OWNER’S FULL RESPONSIBILITY
`TO PROVIDE SATISFACTORY SAFETY AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS TO ANY USER
`OF THIS EQUIPMENT.
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`This is important to prevent injury or death to the operator. The safe handling of this equipment
`will help minimize damage to the boat. If you, or any other operator of this equipment have any
`questions about sections of this manual, please contact your dealer.
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`Safety Signs
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`IDENTIFY SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL
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`This safety alert symbol indicates important safety
`information in the manual or on the equipment. Be alert to
`the potential of personal injury or death. Carefully read the
`information following each safety alert symbol.
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`KNOW SIGNAL WORDS
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`DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation that,
`if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
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`WARNING: Identifies a potentially hazardous situation that,
`if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
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`CAUTION: Identifies a potentially hazardous situation that,
`if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
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`FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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`Safety sign instructions must be read, understood and followed to be effective. Safety signs and decals
`provide very important information and instructions that alert you of dangers and hazards that are or can
`be present during the operation of this equipment.
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`Become familiar with all controls before operating machinery.
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`If any part of this manual is unclear and you need assistance to properly operate the machine or
`understand this manual, please contact your dealer.
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`READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS OPERATORS MANUAL AND BECOME
`FAMILIAR WITH ALL CONTROLS BEFORE OPERATING MACHINERY.
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`Safety Signs
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`REPLACEMENT OF SAFETY SIGNS
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`Safety signs or decals must be kept clean and readable. If they become unreadable for any reason, they
`must be replaced with an identical replacement decal. Safety decals must also be replaced if parts are
`repaired or replaced with new parts that do not already include the necessary safety decals.
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`REPLACEMENT DECALS
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`Order replacement decals by part number through your nearest dealer. Part numbers are listed above.
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`APPLICATION OF SAFETY DECALS
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`Surface preparation is very important for safety decals to properly adhere. Grease, oil and dirt must be
`removed and the surface must be smooth and dry. Most decals have a split backing which is meant to be
`removed from the split outward. To apply the decals follow these procedures:
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`1. Position the decal in the proper location and hold firmly over the largest portion of backing.
`2. Use one hand to hold the decal in position, with the other hand carefully roll the loose end over and
`peel the backing outward. When the backing is removed as described with even and gradual pulling,
`the decal will roll onto the surface smooth and wrinkle free.
`3. With the smallest portion of the decal attached, the same procedure can be applied to the other half.
`4. When the decal has been attached in place, use a cloth or soft paper towel to burnish the decal onto
`the cleaned surface. Work gently from the middle outwards to avoid creating any wrinkles.
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`TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY, DEATH OR DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE,
`ALWAYS OBSERVE AND FOLLOW SAFETY PROCEDURES
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`Safety
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`BE CAUTIOUS WHEN OPERATING HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT
`Hydraulic pressure can be very dangerous and can cause
`serious personal injury and death. Be sure to relieve all
`pressure before disconnecting hydraulic lines.
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`Hydraulic fluid escaping from a very small hole can be almost
`invisible. Use a piece of cardboard or wood, not your hands, to
`search for leaks.
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`If injured by escaping hydraulic fluid, seek medical attention
`immediately. Serious infection or reaction may develop.
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`CLEAR AWAY ANY FOREIGN OBJECTS
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`Before use, make sure that the unit does not have any foreign objects or material in it that can cause
`equipment damage or personal injury.
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`KEEP RIDERS OFF MACHINE
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`Never allow anyone to ride on the unit at anytime.
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`DO NOT OPERATE OR PERFORM MAINTENANCE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR
`DRUGS
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`Never operate or perform maintenance on this equipment while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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`Safety
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`DO NOT RIDE
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`No one for any reason should be on the agitation boat while
`it is on the lagoon. Riding the boat while on the lagoon can
`cause serious injury or even death. If there is a problem with
`the boat turn it completely off and remove from the lagoon
`before servicing.
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`CLEAN OUT HATCH
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`Be sure to shut pump off and release pressure before opening
`hatch. Failure to do so could cause injury.
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`SAFETY CHAINS
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`Four safety chains found on each corner of the flotation,
`must be on and tightened before the boat is placed in the
`water. Twist chain tight when attaching to flotation for added
`reinforcement.
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`BEWARE OF DANGEROUS PINCH POINTS
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`There are pinch points located on the wings and front/back
`control nozzle of the boat. Keep all body parts away from
`pinch points to avoid serious injury. Stay clear while unit is in
`operation.
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`Safety
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`TO AVOID BODILY INJURY
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`No one for any reason should be on the unit while it is in operation.
`Before servicing unit shut it down entirely and remove from lagoon.
`Utilize personal floating devices as required. Remember being
`on a lagoon is extremely dangerous and should be avoided at all
`times. If you are to leave the unit running attended please refer to
`the stationary agitation procedures for information. Avoid handling
`the unit while the power is on and it is running.
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`ROTATING FAN
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`When the engine is running keep arms and legs away from
`the rotating fan. The fan is very dangerous and may cause
`serious injury. Be sure to turn the engine off and wait for it
`to stop moving before servicing.
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`OUTFLOW
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`All of the outflows on the boat are high pressure. Never
`be anywhere near the outflow nozzle while the unit is
`running. Stay out of and away from any liquid that could
`potentially be pulled into the pump’s intake.
`INFLOW
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`Inflow nozzle has very high pressured suction. Serious
`injury could occur when the pump is running. Stay clear of
`inflow and outflow.
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`GATE 3
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`HIGH PRESSURE
`OUTFLOW
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`Operating Information
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`WARNING! BEFORE YOU BEGIN
`Before operating this Agitation Boat, make sure that you are familiar with all procedures
`involved in safe and effective use of the equipment.
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`Before operating the Agitation Boat make sure there is no one on the machine. Keep
`everyone away while operating. Never allow anyone to ride the boat at any time.
`Never operate this Agitation Boat if any part is damaged or missing.
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`TRANSPORT
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`Hinged flotation makes for easy transport with a truck
`and trailer. When transporting your agitation boat
`make sure that it is securely attached to the trailer. The
`hinged flotation should be all the way retracted. Make
`sure the winch is securely attached to the agitation
`boat and that it is pulled tight. Utilize safety chains and
`tie-downs. Do not use this trailer to transport anything
`other than your agitation boat as it designed only for
`that purpose.
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`UNLOADING
`When unloading the agitation boat unhook the winch, tilt the trailer up, back truck and trailer up then quickly pull
`forward so the boat slides off the trailer. Stay away from the back of the trailer while unloading. Always Place the
`agitation boat into the water using a loader tractor.
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`LOADING
`Always use a loader tractor to remove unit from lagoon. When loading the agitation boat tilt the trailer down,
`attach the winch to the lowest possible point on the agitation boat. Make sure the chain is hooked only near
`the ground. Center the agitation boat with the trailer before pulling the agitation boat up. After the agitation boat is
`loaded tilt trailer back so it is level. Use safety chains to secure unit to trailer.
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`Operation
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`The master ON / OFF switch turns on and shuts off power
`to the entire unit.
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`Make sure switch is turned to “On” before placing
`into the lagoon.
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`TURN OFF UNIT WHEN NOT IN USE BY USING THE
`MANUAL MASTER ON/OFF SWITCH.
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`HYDRAULIC LEVERS
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`FOR USE ON SHORE, these hydraulic levers control the following boat functions:
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`Wings: Controls the hinged flotation.
`Steering - Forward/Reverse: Moves the back nozzles
`Steering - Left/Right: Moves the front nozzle
`Gate 1: Opens and closes Gate 1
`Gate 2: Opens and closes Gate 2
`Gate 3: Opens and closes Gate 3
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`LOWER FLOTATION DEVICES
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`MAKE SURE YOU, AND ANYONE ELSE, IS CLEAR OF PINCH POINTS.
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`By using the Hydraulic Levers, lower the hinged flotation by pressing down on the hydraulic lever.
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`***ATTACH AND TIGHTEN SAFETY CHAINS TO SECURE FLOATATION***
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`Operation
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`CHECK ALL MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS BEFORE OPERATION
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`USING THE WIRELESS REMOTE
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`WHILE BOAT IS ON SHORE:
`• Press the E-Stop Button down (on top of remote)
`• Push Green Button Once
`• Release the E-Stop Button (by twisting upward)
`• Push the Start Button Once (top right button)
`• Check the boat’s control panel - all lights should turn green.
`• Push and Hold the Start Button to Engage Engine and
`ensure start capabilities.
`• Shut Engine off by pressing one of the 3 Stop Buttons on
`the remote.
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`WIRELESS REMOTE
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`The wireless Remote is set up as shown in the picture to the right.
`The large master shut off button (E-Stop) is on the top of the
`remote. The green button is the start button and the shift for all of
`the secondary commands. The bottom red button is Shut Off.
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`ROW
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`LEFT BUTTON
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`RIGHT BUTTON
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`1
`1+Green
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`2
`2+Green
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`3
`3+Green
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`4
`4+Green
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`STOP
`Close Gate 2
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`START
`Open Gate 2
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`THROTTLE DOWN
`Close Gate 3
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`THROTTLE UP
`Open Gate 3
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`TURN LEFT
`Prime
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`REVERSE
`Auxiliary
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`TURN RIGHT
`Work Lights
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`FORWARD
`Auxiliary
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`CLOSE GATE 1
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`OPEN GATE 1
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`Operation
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`PLACING THE AGITATION BOAT INTO THE LAGOON
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`• ALWAYS USE A LOADER TRACTOR TO PLACE UNIT INTO LAGOON OR REMOVE IT FROM LAGOON.
`BE SURE TO ACCESS THE LAGOON ON A DIRT BANK. ROCKS AND CEMENT WILL DAMAGE THE
`FLOTATION.
`• DO NOT START THE AGITATION BOAT BEFORE IT IS ALL THE WAY IN THE LAGOON.
`• STAND A SAFE DISTANCE FROM THE SHORE WHEN OPERATING THE WIRELESS REMOTE
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`WHILE BOAT IS ON LAGOON:
`• Press the E-Stop Button down (on top of remote)
`• Push Green Button Once
`• Release the E-Stop Button (by twisting upward)
`• Push the Start Button Once (top right button)
`• Push and Hold the Start Button to Engage Engine
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`PREPARING TO PRIME PUMP:
`• Close GATE 1: Press & hold bottom left button
`• Close GATE 3: Press & hold green button & second left button
`• Open GATE 2: Press & hold green button & top right button
`• Rotate Rear Nozzles to Reverse: Press & Hold fourth left button
`• PRIME PUMP: Press & hold green button & third left button
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`ONCE PUMP IS PRIMED:
`• Continue to back boat away from shore in Reverse
`• Open GATE 1 for left/right steering
`• Agitate lagoon by directing the boat with the wireless remote
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`GATES
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`All three of the gates are clearly marked on the agitation boat
`by these decals.
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`Gate 1: Shuts off flow to front of boat. Used for steering the
`agitation boat left and right.
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`Gate 2: Shuts off flow to rear of boat. Used for moving the
`agitation boat in forward or reverse.
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`Gate 3: Is a multipurpose front “cannon.”
`• Used on the lagoon to break up solids
`• Used for attaching a hose for utility transferring,
`when “docked” by shore.
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`All of the gates can be opened and closed by either the
`control panel on the boat or on the wireless remote.
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`HIGH PRESSURE OUTFLOW
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`GATE 2
`GATE 3
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`HIGH PRESSURE
`OUTFLOW
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`Operation
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`PUMP SHOULD NOT SHAKE OR VIBRATE
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`Check for signs of cavitation. If the pump is vibrating of shaking
`excessively or if there is a wake or ripple in the water your pump
`may be cavitating. If the pump is cavitating, lower the Engine RPM.
`Check the pump for debris stuck in the impeller. Check to make
`sure there are no air leaks.
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`If problems persist, please call PCE at 712-653-3045
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`DO NOT ALLOW
`PUMP TO
`CAVITATE
`PUMP SHOULD NOT SHAKE
`OR VIBRATE
`Lower Engine RPM, Refer to Pump Curves,
`Check Pump for Debris / Unit for Air Leaks,
`Call PCE: 712-653-3045
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`STATIONARY AGITATION
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`When using your agitation boat for stationary agitation bring
`the boat against the lagoon bank. Make sure that gate 1 or the
`left/right nozzle is off so it does not damage bank. Also make
`sure that the back two nozzles are at a full forward angle.
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`AFTER EACH USE
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`PREPARE TO REMOVE UNIT
`• Find a bank clear of rocks, sharp objects, or cement that could potentially damage flotation.
`• Close Gate 1 to keep from damaging the bank, and bring the unit to shore.
`• Turn the engine OFF
`• Open all Gates - so liquid will drain when being pulled from lagoon.
`• Using Caution, attach chains to a low point on the front of the unit.
`• Pull the boat from the lagoon with the tractor.
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`ONCE ON SHORE
`• Empty Moisture Trap on Priming System
`• Make other maintenance checks
`•
`IF COLD WEATHER: Stand Clear of unit, Open all gates, run the motor 10-20 seconds to clean out
`the pump.
`• UNHOOK ALL SAFETY CHAINS
`• Make sure everyone is off unit, and standing clear of any pinch points.
`• Use Hydraulic Lever to retract Floataion
`•
`Load onto Trailer
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`IF TRANSPORTING A LONG DISTANCE WE RECOMMEND STRAPPING
`THE FLOTATION TOGETHER ON THE TOP.
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`Maintenance
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`BEFORE EACH USE
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`• Check the hydraulic lines and couplers to make sure they
`are in satisfactory working condition.
`• Check the hydraulic tank for fluid level. Add hydraulic oil as
`necessary.
`• Make sure all four safety chains are on the hinged flotation
`and that they are twisted tight.
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`SECONDARY VACUUM SHUT-OFF
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`Part of the priming system, the secondary vacuum shut-off
`requires daily cleaning. Often Debris and Liquid will reach the
`Secondary Vacuum Shut-Off Canister. Before and after each
`use, open the drain valve at the bottom and remove the top to
`clean out any debris.
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`DRAIN WATER FROM OIL RESERVOIR
`The Cornell Pump’s run-dry seal requires to lubrication with
`oil. Condensation will build up and it must be drained to allow
`oil to reach the seal.
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`OPEN THE SPICKET CONNECTED TO THE PUMP AND
`OIL RESERVOIR DAILY UNTIL OIL BEGINS TO DRIP OUT.
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`DRAIN & CLEAN
`OUT DEBRIS
`DAILY
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`CHECK OIL AND COOLANT
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`Everyday before turning the unit on, check the oil and coolant levels so
`ensure the agitation boat will run with the highest efficiency.
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`If oil-sulfur content exceeds 5,000 PPM check the Engine owners manual.
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`VACUUM PUMP OIL
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`Be sure to use the correct
`vacuum pump oil in your pump.
`ISO-68 Synthetic Blend non-
`detergent. Check belt for tension.
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`Troubleshooting
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`IF PUMP IS NOT PRIMING
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`SHUT THE UNIT OFF COMPLETELY AND REMOVE FROM LAGOON BEFORE CHECKING
`FOR THE PROBLEM.
`• Check primary vacuum shut-off first, this is the tower that leads into the pump. Take the lid off
`the tower and be sure the float ball is clean and moving freely and can “seat”, also make sure
`the pump is clean and free of debris.
`• Check the secondary vacuum shut-off next, this is the tower that the primary vacuum shut off
`leads into. Again remove the lid and be sure the float ball is clean, moves freely and can “seat”.
`Drain any water out of the secondary vacuum shut-off using the ball valve that is right beneath
`it.
`• Start up the engine and engage the primer.
`• Check the vacuum pump, which the secondary vacuum shut-off runs into. It is located right
`above the engine. Check that air is leaving from the end of the vacuum pump’s exhaust hose.
`Also check that air is entering the vacuum pump’s relief valve which is located on the vacuum
`pump.
`• Check for obvious air leaks in outflow plumbing and intake. Try closing each gate to check for
`O-ring leaks.
`• Shut off the engine and primer, place the agitation boat into the lagoon, and start the engine
`and primer back up.
`• Refer to the diagram below, for further problems or questions call PCE 712-653-3045
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`IF PUMP DOES NOT PRIME:
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`1. SHUT EVERYTHING OFF & REMOVE FROM LAGOON
`2. Check Primary Vacuum Shut-O(cid:16)
`A. Float ball is clean, moves and can “seat”
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`B. Make sure pump is clean and free of debris
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`3. Check Secondary Vacuum Shut-O(cid:16)
`C. Float ball is clean and moves
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`D. Drain water using ball valve
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`4. Start Engine and Engage Primer
`5. Check Vacuum Pump
`E. Check that air is leaving vacuum pump exhaust hose
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`F. Check that air is entering vacuum pump’s relief valve
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`6. Check for obvious air leaks in out’ow plumbing & intake
`7. Shut O(cid:16), Place in Lagoon, Start Up & Engage Primer
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`Primary
`Vacuum
`Shut-O(cid:16)
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` B.
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`Vacuum Pump
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`Secondary Vacuum
`Shut-O(cid:16)
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` F.
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` E.
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` C.
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` D.
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`1.
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`2.
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`3.
`4.
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`5.
`6.
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`1. Lights
`2. Rain Cap
`3. Control Box
`4. Master Disconnect
`5. Fuel Tank
`6. 6 Inch Clamp
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`Parts
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`11.
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`10.
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`9.
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`12.
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`8.
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`7.
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`7. Winch
`8. Tie Down Hook
`9. Valve Stack
`10. Reservoir
`11. Electric Solenoid
`12. Hydraulic Oil Filter
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`Parts
`14. 15. 16. 17.
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`13.
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`18.
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`19.
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`17.
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`20.
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`21.
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`13. Gate 1
`14. Vacuum Pump Oil Reservoir
`15. Exhaust Hose
`16. Vacuum Relief
`17. Suction Hose
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`22. 23.
`18. Moisture Trap
`19. Gate 2
`20. Check Valve
`21. Wing Cylinder
`22. Drain/ Ball Valve
`23. Drain Hose
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`17
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`Exhibit 1161
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`Exhibit 1161
`Bazooka v. Nuhn - IPR2024-00004
`Page 20 of 21
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`Exhibit 1161
`Bazooka v. Nuhn - IPR2024-00004
`Page 20 of 21
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`Exhibit 1161
`Bazooka v. Nuhn - IPR2024-00004
`Page 21 of 21
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`Exhibit 1161
`Bazooka v. Nuhn - IPR2024-00004
`Page 21 of 21
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