PipeHunter Owner’s Manual - Version 1.

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 Contents
About your PipeHunter™ 4

Safety 5
Precautions 5
Reactive Forces 6
Working Conditions 6
The Operator 6
Vacuum System and Boom Safety 7
Water System Safety 8
Sewer/ Storm Drain Nozzle Safety 8
Hose Reel Braking System 9
Towing Safety 9

Operations and Procedures 10

Control Panel with Warning Lights 10
Control Panel with Gauges 11
Installing Tiger Tail 12
Installing Nozzle 12
Proper Water Jetting Setup 13
Manhole setup Guidelines 14
Water Jetting Procedure 16
Cold Weather Procedures 17
Vacuum System Operation 18
Maintenance & Storage 19

Diagrams 20
Electrical Diagram for John Deere 4045 21
Electrical Diagram for Isuzu 4JB1 22
PTO Wiring Diagram 23
Trailer Schematic 24

PipeHunter™ Dealer in Service Report 26

PipeHunter™ Warranty 27

PipeHunter Owner’s Manual - Ver. 1.1 

About your PipeHunter™
Manufactured for:

Name
Unit Model Number

Body Serial Number

Pump Model Number

Pump Serial Number

Auxliary Engine Model Number

Engine Serial Number

Water Tank Capacity

Water Tank Serial Number

Blower Serial Number

Water System Pressure & Flow

Chassis Make

Chassis Model

Chassis VIN Number

PipeHunter Owner’s Manual - Ver. 1.1 4

 Safety
Precautions
Never let the high pressure cleaner run unattended. Do not operate any PipeHunter™ equipment until all operators
have satisfied manufacturer’s training standards.
Do not load any vehicles beyond the G.V.W. rating.
Never modify your machine in any way unless permitted by manu-
Never operate any PipeHunter without proper shrouds in place. facturer as this could be extremely dangerous.

Do not ride on any other part of the unit other than designated.
Do not operate unit without proper attire and safety glasses.
Do not operate unit unless hose reel has been locked in place.
Safe use of a high-pressure cleaner involves:
1. Trained operator(s)
2. Knowledge of unit operations and risk
. Proper safety protection gear

Do not operate this unit while wearing any loose jewelry or cloth-
Only attachments supplied by PipeHunter™ or expressly approved
ing.
by PipeHunter™ for use with a PipeHunter™ high-pressure cleaner
model are authorized.
Do not exceed maximum RPM or water pressure during operation.

Operate this unit within OSHA, DOT, and EPA standards and regula-
WARNING!
tions.
Most of these safety precautions and warnings apply to the use of
all PipeHunter equipment.
Provide traffic cones at all work areas and open manholes.
Different models may have different parts and controls. See the
appropriate section for a description of the controls and function of
Do not perform repairs on this unit while the engine is running.
the parts of your PipeHunter.
Do not perform maintenance under the vehicle while the engine is
WARNING!
running.
Flammable or combusitble liquids are not to be vacuumed. If com-
bustible liquids have entered the derbis body or vacuum system,
Do not do any maintenance on the hydraulic system while the
evacuate immediately. An extremely unsafe environment is created
system is under pressure.
when this occurs.
Prior to operation, inspect the unit according to the pre-operation
checklist.

Do not touch or grab the driveshaft while the engine is running.

Minors should never be allowed to use a high-pressure cleaner.

Bystanders, especially children, and animals should not be allowed

in the area where a high pressure cleaner is in use.

Do not lend or rent your high-pressure cleaner without the Owner’s

Manual. Be sure that anyone using your high-pressure cleaner
understands the information contained in this manual.

PipeHunter Owner’s Manual - Ver. 1.1 

Preparation for the use of a High-Pressure Sewer Cleaner/
Vacuum Unit
Before starting work, always perform a daily check to ensure ma-
chine is completely assembled and in good condition. Pay special
attention to the high-pressure hose and wand/lance. The spray
gun’s trigger must move freely and automatically spring back to
the off position. Know how to stop the product and bleed pressures
quickly. Be thoroughly familiar with the controls.
Reactive Forces
WARNING!
The high-pressure stream of fluid causes reactive forces on the gun
or wand/lance. Always hold the spray gun or wand/lance firmly
with both hands so that you can control these forces, including
those which may push the gun or wand/lance back towards your
face or body. Do not overreach or stand on unstable support. Keep
good footing and balance at all times.
The Operator
Physical Condition
You must be in good physical condition and mental health and not
under the influence of any substance (drugs, alcohol, etc.) which
might impair vision, dexterity, or judgment. Do not operate a
high-pressure cleaner when you are fatigued. Be alert – if you get
tired while operating your unit, take a break. Tiredness may result
in loss of control. Working with any high-pressure cleaner can be
strenuous. If you have any condition that might be aggravated by
strenuous work, check with your doctor before operating a high-
pressure cleaner.
To reduce the risk of injury to your eyes, never operate a high-
pressure cleaner unless wearing goggles or safety glasses with
adequate top and side protection complying with ANSI Z 07 1 (or
your applicable national standard). Good footing is most important
in high-pressure cleaner work. Wear shoes with non-slip soles.

WARNING!
In order to reduce the risk of serious injury from impact or injec-
tion, never point the high-pressure jet at persons or animals.
Never direct the nozzle or fluid streams at any part of your body.

WARNING!
The machine’s operating pressure is printed on the side of the
control panel of the high pressure cleaner. Only use a high pressure
hose which is designed and approved for the machine’s operating
pressure and temperature.

Working Conditions
WARNING!
Your unit produces poisonous exhaust fumes as soon as the auxil-
iary/chassis engine is running. These gases (e.g. carbon monoxide)
may be colorless and odorless. To reduce the risk of serious or fatal
injury from breathing toxic fumes, never run the high-pressure
cleaner indoors or in poorly ventilated locations. Ensure proper
ventilation when working in confined areas. Do not attempt to
move the machine by pulling the high-pressure hose. Replace
damaged high-pressure hoses immediately.

WARNING!
An underrated, damaged, or improperly used hose can explode
from high pressure and may result in serious injury from exploding
material or loss of control.

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 Vacuum System and Boom Safety
• Boom load not to exceed 300 lbs. (if equipped)
• Never leave vacuum system unattended.
• Do not use vacuum system for anything other than manufac-
tur’s specified activities.
• Use protective eyewear and clothing when operating vacuum
system.
• Keep all body parts clear of suction end of the vacuum hose;
personal injury can occur.
• Do not transport unit without first securing boom into trans-
port position.
• Do not get under debris tank when raised unless body prop is
in place.
• Never tilt debris body on uneven ground. (if equipped)
• Use extreme caution when dumping debris body.
• Always stand clear of debris body door when dumping.
• Vacuum can create sudden and violent movement of the hose
and related tools.
• Lowering the end of the hose into water (submersing the end)
can suddenly and violently pull the hose, tools, and operator
into the work area causing bodily injury and equipment dam-
age.
• The vacuum hose can and may clog if too much material is
introduced to the end of the hose at one time.
• Running water through the hose while running the vacuum
will in most cases assist in clearing debris from the hose.
• Materials with clay or lime may require continuous water to
be added to the material stream to assist in keeping the hose
clear.
• The blower should be engaged/disengaged (turned on/off) at
engine idle. Turning the blower off and on at high engine rpm’s
may cause system damage.
• All vacuum hose should be inspected for breaks and wear
points. Tape can be utilized temporarily to patch the hole or
tear.
• The operator must be aware of the potential for electrocution
when using metal tubing in a digging environment. Rubber
hose is highly recommended when digging near electrical
power.

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Water System Safety Sewer/ Storm Drain Nozzle Safety
• Do not place your hands or any other body part into the jet The following conditions must be met in order to insure a
stream of nozzle, handgun, or sewer cleaning hose. safe working environment:
• A tiger tail must be utilized while jetting.
• Do not remove sewer cleaning nozzle from pipe while it is
under pressure. • A leader hose must be utilized while jetting.
• Do not point jet stream toward anyone. • A nozzle skid should be utilized during all jetting operations.
• Do not stand with any part of your body directly over a man- • Duct tape or any other marking system should be used on the
hole. hose to determine nozzle location.
• Always use a tiger tail hose guide when operating sewer clean- • The operator must be aware of where the nozzle is located in
ing equipment. reference to the entrance point of the pipe being jetted.
• Do not operate hose reel if any of the hose is cut, split or worn. • The operator must observe the hose during any cleaning
operation (while under pressure) to prevent injury or death.
• Do not exceed maximum recommended pressure when operat-
ing handgun. • The operator must never leave the operator’s station while the
sewer cleaner is under pressure.
• Always inspect the condition of your sewer cleaning hose when
reeling out during cleaning process.
• Handgun grip should be kept clean at all times to maintain a
firm grip.
• Do not place your hand in the hose reel while in operation.
• Maintain a firm grip and stance while operating the handgun.
As pressure and engine throttle increases, so does the force the
handgun creates.
• Use extreme caution when working with a manhole that is
filled with water due to the risk of the nozzle reversing its
intended direction.
• Never engage water pressure while sewer cleaning hose and
nozzle are hanging in the manhole.
• Do not pull hose with vehicle.
• Always use a leader hose to avoid direct wear and tear on your
sewer cleaning hose.
• Do not operate the hose reel unless the safety lanyard is
securely attached to the operator.
• At all times the operator should be aware of the location of the
nozzle while cleaning. Here are 3 suggested methods for track-
ing how far the nozzle is from the manhole:
1. Footage counter
2. Duct tape at specific marks on the sewer cleaning hose
3. Leader hose

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Hose Reel Braking System
For units produced after: 6-2004

Do not transport unit without hose reel locked in place.

Release button is located on the Hose Reel Control Panel

Powered by the hydraulic system

Auxiliary engine must be running for hose reel to be rotated.

Towing Safety
• Breakaway cable should be in use when towing.
• Always perform a walk around check prior to towing your unit.
• Do not tow without proper size ball. (2 5/16” Ball)
• Check the images below for proper towing procedure.
• Do not tow without chains securely fastened to truck chassis.
• Only tow with a properly rated vehicle and hitch.
• Electric brake controller required if trailer is equipped with
electric brakes.
WARNING!
Due to road and traffic conditions, transporting full water tank over
a long distance is not recommended. Unsafe conditions and dam-
age to trailer can occur. Filling at nearest fire hydrant or nearest Side view of breakaway cable
water supply to job location is recommended.

Towing Checklist:

1. Check tires for proper inflation (Refer to manufacturer’s recom-

mendations on tires)
2. Make sure to use proper size hitch (2 5/16” Ball)
. Check all lights for proper operation
. Tighten bolts on wheels as needed
. Perform normal safety inspection for motor vehicles
. For trailer mounted units, use safety chains
Side view of 6-way plug
7. Check trailer brake operation
. Check state and local regulations on towing trailer vehicles
PipeHunter Owner’s Manual - Ver. 1.1 
 Operations and Procedures
Control Panel with Warning Lights
If the light is on:
Charge Light: Indicates a low voltage environment for the
electrical system.
Water Light: Indicates a low water condition in the fresh
water tanks
Oil Light: Indicates that the oil level is low in the auxiliary
engine.
Safety Lanyard: A safety measure that should be in use
whenever the unit is being operated. It should be in place
on the control panel and attached to the beltloop of the
operator.
Water PSI: Displays the current water pressure onboard
the unit.
Glow Plug: A small coil that indicated whether the diesel
engine is ready to start or not.
Hose Reel Direction Control Valve: Controls the direc-
tion and speed of the hose reel.
Main Water Control: Controls whether the water system
is bypassing back to the tank or to the hose reel.
Hose Reel Speed Control: Controls the speed of the hose
reel drums.
Throttle: This is the veneer style trottle cable control (if
equipped).
Multiflow Valve: This valve is installed as an option and
changes the flow of water to the nozzle. This is installed
when operator’s would like to put a less flow/pressure
nozzle on the end of the existing hose.
Handgun Quick Disconnect: Installed with a handgun
washdown system. (800 PSI MAX)

4500-0032

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Control Panel with Gauges
Oil Pressure Gauge: Indicates oil pressure inside oil pump
located in the auxiliary engine.
Tachometer: Indicates the auxiliary engine RPM’s.
Water Temperature Gauge: Indicates the temperature of
OIL PRESSURE WATER TEMPERATURE
the auxiliary engine coolant.
TACHOMETER

Voltmeter: Indicates what voltage is present on the unit.

Murphy Switch: This switch is part of a protection
measure for your engine. In the event of a sudden loss of oil
pressure, the murphy switch will shut the engine off.
Safety Lanyard: A safety measure that should be in use
whenever the unit is being operated. It should be in place
on the control panel and attached to the beltloop of the
operator.
Water PSI: Displays the current water pressure onboard
the unit.
Hose Reel Direction Control: Controls the direction and
speed of the hose reel.
Main Water Control: Controls whether the water system
is bypassing back to the tank or to the hose reel.
Hose Reel Speed Control: Controls the speed of the hose
reel drums.
Throttle: This is the veneer style trottle cable control (if
equipped).
Multiflow Valve: This valve is installed as an option and
changes the flow of water to the nozzle. This is installed
when operator’s would like to put a less flow/pressure
nozzle on the end of the existing hose.
Handgun Quick Disconnect: A quick disconnect installed
with a handgun washdown system. (800 PSI MAX)

4500-0032

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Installing Tiger Tail
A tiger tail should be used whenever possible. The use of your tiger
tail will help your sewer jet hose last as long as possbile. It is designed
to be placed at the turn from the manhole to the sewer pipe to provide
a smooth transition from the manhole and keep sharp edges from
cutting your sewer hose. PipeHunter, Inc. does not reccommend the
operation of your sewer cleaner without the proper use of a tiger tail.
Your tiger tail should be slipped over the hose prior to nozzle skid and
nozzle installation.
Installing Nozzle
The proper installation of your high pressure nozzle is very important.
All orifices and threads should be closely inspected prior to any opera-
tion. Clogged and deteriorated jets can limit the performance of a
nozzle. Nozzle should be installed snugly and securely on threads prior
to operation.
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Proper Nozzle Setup Diagram

Proper Nozzle Setup

Proper nozzle and skid setup 500

400

The proper jetting setup includes the following items: Tiger tail, leader hose (10 300

foot), nozzle skid, and a nozzle. All of the components should be checked to make
sure they are in good working order.

Tiger tail hose protector (should be

tied to level wind during operation)

Nozzle skid

Nozzle

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Manhole setup Guidelines
Note: Pre-operation check should be performed prior to operation
of equipment. All safety measures should be taken to prevent
injury or death.

Operator Position
The operator should be positioned at the operator’s station in front
of the control panel. Prior to operation the operator should have the
safety lanyard attached to their beltloop.

Unit & Hose Reel Position

The unit should be positioned with the operator’s safety first. The
use of cones and lighting is highly reccomended. Observe all DOT
and local laws when setting up unit.

If unit is equipped with articulating reel, the manhole can be

reached from any point on the back of the unit. The use of a helper
to get aligned properly is also reccomended.

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 500

400

300

Setting up over a manhole

The proper jetting setup includes the following items: Tiger tail, leader hose (10
foot), nozzle skid, and a nozzle. All of the components should be checked to make
sure they are in good working order.

Leader hose in use

Tiger tail in proper position

Water Jetting Procedure
The following steps and procedures will aid you in the operation of your
sewer cleaner. For safety reasons, it is recommended that only factory-
trained personnel run this equipment.

1. Close drain valves and make sure strainer is clean and has cap
installed.
2. Before attaching hose to hydrant, flush hydrant then attach to refill
inlet. Open tank lid and fill tank to capacity with clean water to avoid
clogging strainers and nozzles.
. Secure Safety Lanyard to control panel and clip on belt loop of opera-
tor. Note: When water in tank is low and pump loses pressure, refill
tank. It is not recommended that the pump be run dry. If unit is out
of water, the engine should never be run above idle speed.
. Make sure water control valve is in by-pass position.
. Start auxiliary engine
. Position level wind over the center of the manhole.
7. Install tiger tail over hose. Note: Always use hose guides to protect
hose from damage caused by rubbing against sharp edges. Failure
to do so could result in shortening the life of the hose. Use of a skid
assembly and leader hose is recommended. (Refer to Proper nozzle
setup diagram on page 12)
. Install nozzle and skid.
. Position the hose through the hose guides on the reel.
10. If hydraulic, use hydraulic control valve handle to unwind the hose
from the reel. Both the control valve and the needle valve can regu-
late speed of the reel.
11. Lower nozzle to proper position in the opening of the pipe.
12. Put hose into the sewer line jet upstream to the normal flow of water
with adequate slack for nozzle to travel into the line.
1. Engage pressure to allow nozzle to travel at least 5 feet up the line or
the length of the leader hose. (Never do this if nozzle is not in plain
sight, ex: surcharged manhole)
1. Disengage the water pressure so that the tiger tail can be positioned
properly against the lip of the pipe and secured with the rope.
1. With engine at idle, pull water valve handle to pressure position to let
water pressure will begin to rise. Note: Changing water valve position
under high pressure shortens valve life.
1. Check for maximum RPM and pressure. Gradually open throttle until
desired pressure is reached.

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Cold Weather Procedures
Air Purge Procedure . When anti-freeze runs out of hose, go to control panel and stop
engine.
1. Pull strainer and drain the water from the main tank.
10. Close ½” valve going to anti-freeze tank.
2. Open needle valve at pump.
11. Open ½” valve going to water tank.
. Connect air to air tank valve at pump.
12. Disconnect sewer hose from quick disconnect.
. Go to control panel and move water control valve to pressure.
1. Unit is now ready for normal operation.
. Water will be forced out of sewer hose. Let water run until air is blow-
ing from hose.
. If equipped with pulsator valve, open valve and leave open.
7. Plug in handgun at quick disconnect and lock trigger in open posi-
tion.
. Cycle control valve back and forth several times to clear lines.
. Start engine and run pump for approximately 15 seconds.
10. Cycle valve again.
11. Remove drain plug under unit on main water pipe and 1/8” plugs in
head of pump (if app.).
12. Close needle valve. Unit is now purged.
Anti-Freeze Protection

1. Open strainer and drain water tank.

2. Close supply valve at tank and install strainer.
. Open 1” valve at anti-freeze tank.
. Go to control panel and move water control lever to Pressure.
. Start engine.
. When water from sewer hose turns green, stop engine.
7. System is protected.

Recovering Anti-freeze
1. Close ½” valve going to water tank in rear.
2. Open ½” valve going to anti-freeze tank.
. Close 1” valve at anti-freeze tank.
. Fill water tank and open supply valve.
. Connect sewer hose to quick disconnect in control panel with sup-
plied fitting.
. Move water control lever to by-pass.
7. Start engine.
. Go to anti-freeze tank and open small overflow valve.

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Vacuum System Operation
Starting Vacuum This valve should be opened prior to turning on the water system.
Note: The tubing utilizes Camlock™ style fittings and close fitting pipe Note: Do not stand in the path of debris or the opening debris body
and rubber hose for connections. Keeping the fittings door.
clean will assist in making good connections.
1. Start engine.
To clean out debris body:
2. Remove vacuum hose from storage rack and place end of hose in a 1. Set ball valve to debris tank.
clear area prior to starting vacuum, add tubing extensions as needed
2. Start auxilliary engine.
. Select vacuum toggle On, (Units with belt drive, engage clutch
handle). . Close knife valve at the end of the debris tube.

. Advance throttle as needed. . Engage vacuum system and increase throttle until vacuum
reaches 15”.
Stopping Vacuum . Release all 4 door locks on the debris body door.
Note: Additional hose can be added as needed to reach the work area.
Performance will drop with each additional length. . Let body wash-out run until body is clear or unit is out of water.
1. Remove vacuum hose from work area and allow between 15 seconds
to 1 minute for vacuum air flow to clear hose of debris.
2. Lower engine RPM to idle
. Select vacuum toggle off (For units with belt drive, disengage clutch
handle).
Note: During final clean up, water can be fed into the end of the hose
while running the vacuum in order to clean the hose of debris.

Cleaning Vacuum Filter

Note: The filter should be inspected weekly and checked when there is a
loss of pressure or air flow.
1. To clean the filter, remove the filter door and remove any loose
debris.
2. Remove the filter assembly and wash with a water hose. Shake any
remaining water and reinstall in the filter assembly. Replace door
and start blower at idle and run for at least 5 minutes to fully dry the
filter media.
. There is a ball valve drain located at the base of the filter assembly.
This drain is designed to check the status of the filter and drain off
any access water in the event of water carryover.

Debris Tank Water Decant

1. With valve closed, attach lay flat drain hose.
2. Open valve to allow flow.
. When liquid stops flowing out of the hose, roll up the drain hose.

Body Wash-out
The water pump system must be on and operating in order for the
body wash out system to be operational. A 3-way valve located
curb side at the front of the debris tank must be in the On position.
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Maintenance & Storage
WARNING!
• Store the machine in a dry place protected from freezing.
• Freezing temperatures may damage your high-pressure
cleaner, the hose or the lance if not properly stored with an
antifreeze solution.

WARNING!
• Shut off the engine before performing any maintenance.
• Any maintenance or repair work not described in your Owner’s
manual should be performed at either a PipeHunter service
shop or an authorized dealer.

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 Diagrams
Inline Fuse Auxilliary Control for
Rear Engine

B G
B S I
NO NC S1 S2

10 Gauge
Red

Red Blue
30 Amp
Circuit Breaker
To #4 Terminal To #5 Terminal
in Battery Box Splice into red and brown
in Trottle Control in Throttle Control
wire in engine harness
Box Box

Arrowstick
Electric Throttle
Pink

Blue

5 amp fuse
Yellow
Throttle
Violet
Control Box
Red (10 Ga)

Brown
+ 30 Amp
Black Circuit Breaker
30 amp fuse

Battery
Red

Blue Red/White
-

Arrowstick

To Battery
Red

Low Water Warning Light

Beacon/Strobe Light Liquid Level

12 Volt
Switch
Light

Beacon/Strobe
Light

Acc

Auxiliary Plug

Black Red

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Electrical Diagram for John Deere 4045

Electrical Diagram for John Deere 4045

Hourmeter Voltmeter Tachometer Temperature Oil

Strobe Light Strobe Light

I Switch

B
Acc
S
Oil Sender

Spotlight Temperature
Sender

Fuse
Oil Murphy

Batterty
B
SW2 Temperature
Murphy Murphy
SW1
Shutdown
NL
NO
G

Starter

Fuel Shutdown
Alternator

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Electrical Diagram for Isuzu 4JB1

Electrical Diagram for Isuzu 4JB1

Hourmeter Voltmeter Tachometer Temperature Oil

Ignition Switch

Glow Plug Strobe Light Strobe Light

Indicator Switch

R1 R1
Acc
C
Oil Sender

Spotlight Temperature
Sender

- + Fuse
Oil Murphy

Batterty
B
SW2 Temperature
Murphy Murphy
SW1
Shutdown
NL
NO
G

Starter
Glow Plug

Fuel Shutdown
Alternator

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PTO Wiring Diagram

PTO Wiring Diagram

Indicator Light Indicator Light

PTO Switch PTO Switch

Hydraulic Pump Drive
Blue
Blue
14 Ga
Red 14 Ga
14 Ga
Red
14 Ga
9 amp fuses

Red
10 Ga
30 amp Circuit Breaker

- +
Battery
12 Volt

PTO PTO

Pressure Pressure
Switch Switch

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Trailer Schematic
Tail Light Tail Light

Clearance Light Clearance Light

License Plate
Light

Ground Ground

Ground Ground

Clearance Light Clearance Light

Breakaway
Switch
Brown

TM
12 Volt
Blue - Brake AS White - Ground
Battery GO

RT LT
Blue (Electric Brakes)
Brown (Clearance Lights)
Green (Right Turn)

Yellow (Left Turn)

Green Yellow

TM = Tail Marker

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Digital Hose Reel Footage Counter
MS Connector Wiring Diagram
2 Pin MS Connector Pin Out
Pin Description Mating Color
A 12 Volt DC supply from battery or ignition ORG
B 0 Volt DC ground from battery BLK
5 Pin MS Connector Pin Out
A 0V - Encoder A (Jet Hose Reel) BLK
B Power Supply - Encoder A (Jet Hose Reel) RED
C Out A - Encoder A (Jet Hose Reel) WHT
D Out B - Encoder A (Jet Hose Reel) BLU
E Shield - Encoder A (Jet Hose Reel) GRN

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 PipeHunter In Service Report
Date of Delivery: Customer: Name
Mileage at Delivery: Auxiliary Engine Hrs:
Chassis Engine Hours: PipeHunter Serial #:
Vehicle VIN #: Model:

OPERATOR AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL WERE THOROUGHLY INSTRUCTED IN THE FOLLOWING:

Initial Description of Training

Reviewed PipeHunter™ Owner’s Manual
Read and understood all safety instructions and decals
Reviewed all operation procedures and controls
Demonstrated proper use of hose reel controls
Demonstrated proper hook up and safety chain
Instructed personnel not to perform any maintenance or repairs unless truck engine and /or auxilliary engine keys
are removed
Instructed personnel on proper use of safety lanyard
Instructed personnel on proper maintenance for water strainer
All applicable manuals and information concerning operation and maintenance of this product were received and
explained to the customer
Warranty Policy:
Explained PipeHunter Warranty Policy
Explained truck service and warranty. Refer to truck owner,s manual
Explained auxiliary engine service and warranty. Refer to engine owner’s manual

TRAINING: Start Date: __________________ Instructor: ________________________

Attendees' Names Signature

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COPIES: ORIGINAL TO CUSTOMER, 1- PIPEHUNTER, 1 DEALER

PipeHunter Owner’s Manual - Ver. 1.1 26
 PipeHunter™ Warranty
Underground, Inc. as seller warrants that all equipment manufactured by it and bearing its name shall be free from defects in material
and workmanship under normal use and service as determined by the manufacturer for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of
delivery to the first retail purchaser. If the unit is first placed into service as a demonstrator, the warranty period shall begin on the date
the unit is first placed in such service.

Should any equipment or part of such equipment sold hereunder prove to be defective in material or workmanship within said period and
be returned to Seller’s factory no later than 15 days after the expiration date of the warranty, transportation charges prepaid by the Buyer,
and upon examination be found to be defective, such part will be replaced at the factory by the Seller free of charge. Duly the Seller shall
be under no further liability in respect to such warranty. It is expressly understood that Seller’s liability is limited to furnishing of such
replacement parts within a reasonable length of time and that Seller will not be liable for any damages, losses or expenses arising in con-
nection with the use of or inability to use the unit(s) whatsoever. Buyer shall be responsible for the payment of duties or taxes on war-
ranty parts if applicable. The Seller shall be under no liability because of normal wear and tear or operation or maintenance contrary to
the manufacturer’s official Owner’s Manual. The Buyer accepts any liability for damage or injury resulting from the removal or alteration
of safety guards and safety precautions provided on the unit at the time of delivery. This warranty shall not apply and UNDERGROUND
shall have no liability under it or otherwise if the unit shall have been injured by accident, careless handling or improper applications or if
any repairs have been made to the unit by other than UNDERGROUND, its agents or employees.

Warranties covering major components not of UNDERGROUND manufacture (power plants, hydraulics, trucks, transmissions, electrical
components, batteries, tires, etc.) are warranted by their respective manufacturers.

We give no warranty express or implied, as to description, quality, productiveness or any other matter and the Buyer hereby waives the
right of refusal and return of the goods which is usually connected with non-warranty.

FIVE (5) YEAR WARRANTY

UNDERGROUND warrants that the fresh water tank shall be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal use and service
as determined by the manufacturer, for a period of sixty (60) months (not pro-rated) from the date the unit is first placed into service.

UNDERGROUND warrants that the bearing for the articulating hose reel shall have standard manufacturer’s five (5) year warranty.

TWO (2) YEAR WARRANTY

UNDERGROUND warrants that the auxiliary engine and the pump shall be warranted for two (2) years.

THIS WARRANTY IS NOT TRANSFERABLE

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 PipeHunter Warranty Form

In order to help us provide complete service for your unit, please complete this card and return it to the address listed below.

Name
Name (print): _____________________________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________________________________
City: ________________________________State: ______________ Zip Code: __________________
Dealer Name: _____________________________________________________________________
Contact Name: ______________________________ Phone: __________________ Fax: ____________
Unit VIN Number: __________________________________________________________________
Engine Serial Number: ___________________________ Model: ________________________________
Pump Serial Number: ____________________________Model: ________________________________
Delivery Date: _________________________________

Signature: _________________________________

Please mail to:

PipeHunter, Inc.
1617 Garden Road
Pearland TX, 77581

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 Delivery Receipt
Date: __________________________

Dealer: _________________________

Salesman: _______________________

Serial Number: _____________________

Model Number: _____________________

Name
Customer Name: ____________________

Signature of Recipeint: _______________________

Printed Name: ____________________________

Missing Equipment or Problems with Unit: __________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________

Please fax copy to PipeHunter, Inc. - 281.485.5953

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