In 2015, ag retailers will have plenty of new self-propelled models to pick from.
The R4045 sprayer adds a higher horsepower, large capacity self-propelled sprayer to John Deere’s line-up of four series sprayers introduced in 2013. It replaces the 4940 sprayer and offers high application rates, productive spray speeds, vital technologies and comfort that drivers need to cover large fields quickly and efficiently. The R4045 features a 346 hp Final Tier 4 PowerTech PSS 9-liter engine with four-wheel hydrostatic drive that can operate at 25 mph spraying/spreading and 35 mph in transport. Learn more >>
The RoGator RG1300B self-propelled sprayer features a Tier 4 Final 8.4-liter AGCO Power engine and hydrostat drive package, providing superior power and reliability with greater fuel efficiency. It offers 90- to 120-foot booms with industry-leading tip-to-target control and consistent accuracy, advanced technology, adjustable track widths and an application cab designed to maximize operator comfort and safety. Learn more >>
The 1,200-gallon Patriot 4440 sprayer utilizes a Case IH FPT 8.7-liter engine, rated at 335 hp, equipped with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) only emissions technology to meet Tier 4 Final requirements. Additional enhancements include new front and rear hood styling, and new fuel tank lights. With exceptional interior space and visibility, the Surveyor cab provides a comfortable work environment during those long days of spraying. Learn more >>
The SX280 sprayer has the largest cab in the industry, says Buhler-Versatile, and the Versatile HQ cab now enables spray operators to have even greater visibility and comfort. The rig is powered by a Cummins QSB6.7L and will meet interim Tier 4 emissions requirements. Two tank options are available: An updated 1,200-gallon stainless steel tank and the new 1,000-gallon polyurethane tank developed specifically for this sprayer. Learn more >>
The best-selling Apache, the AS1025, features a durable ZF 6-speed mechanical drive transmission and 173 hp Tier 4i Cummins engine. A lock-up torque converter fully engages at 1,500 RPM, doubling the engine’s torque and creating a direct drive. Learn more >>
The latest addition to the Hardi North American self-propelled sprayer line, the new ALPHA evo will be matched with the Hardi TWIN FORCE air-assisted boom in 90- and 118- foot lengths and offer the ultimate in capacity, weather independence and application technology, says the company. Advantages the unit offers include faster spraying (increase capacity up to 100%), a savings of up to 30% in chemical consumption, optimal field timing and drift reduction. Learn more >>
Hardi North America will be offering two new sizes of aluminum booms on the SARITOR self-propelled sprayer for the 2015 season. The new aluminum booms will be available in 120- and 132-foot widths. The SARITOR is available in 1,100- and 1,300-gallon tank capacities with booms sizes ranging from 88 to 132 feet. Learn more >>
The E275 Prowler features a 275 hp Cummins engine and a mechanical all wheel drive powertrain, providing fuel efficiency and allowing operators to get into the field sooner and stay on top of the ground, even in wet conditions. The 2015 models offers a 1,600-gallon product tank, improved center line booms with fully protected nozzle bodies and one-button fold, and simplified electronics to increase timeliness in serviceability. Learn more >>
The 2015 STS Application System features a 76-inch frame clearance, with a lightweight and balanced machine design that enhances versatility to perform timely and precise applications while minimizing compaction. Drivers can cover more acres with booms up to 132 feet and tanks up to 1,600-gallon solution capacities while performing full season applications. Learn more >>
New for 2015, Miller is introducing five new models of NITRO 5000 Series sprayers. With a focus on operator convenience and overall efficiency, the new NITRO 5225, 5250, 5300, 5345 and 5400 all feature a powerful new Miller Systems Monitor in a large touch screen format. The Spray View cab has been adjusted to improve operator comfort, the Premium Lighting Package has been upgraded and a rear view camera is standard equipment in the Premium cab. Learn more >>
The RG700B self-propelled sprayer features the AWD Smart Drive System, which provides even weight distribution and Parallel C-channel flex frame provide consistent field speed without shifting and excellent traction with all four wheels remaining on the ground, says the company. The result is a smoother ride and more precise product application, even under varying field conditions. Learn more >>
The Guardian Front Boom Sprayer from New Holland gives drivers the best of all views, says the company: They never need to turn in their seat to monitor spraying action. Nozzles are located behind the boom for complete, unrestricted view of every nozzle. The new cab offers more lighting and larger windows, also improving visibility, thereby allowing operators to run the boom closer to the ground to control drift. Learn more >>
