50 Micron Strainer

The strainer for the Mammoth Brine System is the first filter and component that brine fluid passes through once it exits the right side and front brine tanks. The strainer will filter and block any debris from entering the Diaphragm Pump. It is mounted inside the Mammoth frame behind the right side rear tire.

When draining any brine fluid the strainer will be the lowest and easiest point of access for drainage. The 50 micron filter inside the strainer is easily accessible and should be routinely checked for proper maintenance.

12V 45PSI Diaphragm Pump

The pump on the Mammoth 850 Brine System is a four piston diaphragm, automatic pump. It operates up to 45 PSI, which is adjustable using the pressure regulator on the Operator Control Assembly. The pump runs at 4.8 gallons per minute and is designed to be able to run dry, so no damage will occur to the pump if brine fluid runs out on the Mammoth

The pump will be installed to the Mammoth 850 frame directly in front of the left rear wheel. RapidCare Technical Service is currently looking into options for serviceable parts for this pump.

Operator Control Assembly

The Operator Control Assembly is installed in front of Operator Tower on the Mammoth 850. The model/serial tag for each brine kit will be placed upright on the mounting bracket for the assembly.

The assembly includes a pressure gauge on the left to inform the operator of the current PSI the brine kit is operating at. The Selector is positioned in the center. In the upright position, only the manual wand will be operational. In the forward or backward position, all five nozzles and the manual wand are operational. The wand hose is connected directly behind the selector. The Pressure Regulator is located on the right and can be adjusted to reduce or increased the desired PSI. There is also a return line to the brine tank coming from the pressure regulator.

Wand Sprayer

The manual Wand Sprayer will be operational in any position that the Selector is set to. The sprayer has an adjustable tip for the desired spray pattern as well as a locking handle for continuous application. The nozzle tip and wand are removable parts for ease of cleaning and maintenance.

Central Manifold

The six port Manifold is installed directly in front of the bottom Access Panel and behind the PTO Gearbox. The manifold will be held in position by a retaining bracket. The center-top port allows brine intake from the selector valve and the other five ports allow brine fluid to flow to the five spray nozzles when the selector is activated in the forward or backwards position.