10 Sprayers That Will Showcase The Latest Application Technology In 2017
Sprayer manufacturers continue to step up their games with the latest in application technology. From direct injection systems and four-wheel drive hydrostatic transmissions, to autosteer options and comfortable cabs, today’s self-propelled sprayers are equipped with everything applicators need to get the job done right and keep their fields clean.
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SX280 | Buhler-Versatile
The SX280 is now available with optional 120-foot aluminum booms. Additional options include Raven Viper 4, Autosteer ready, and rear duals in 320 and 380 tire widths with 22- and 30-inch spacing (wider floatation tires are also available). The rig is powered by a Cummins QSB6.7L meeting interim Tier 4 emission standards. Product tank options of a 1,200-gallon stainless steel or 1,000-gallon polyurethane tank are available. Learn more at www.versatile-ag.com.
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STS16 | Hagie Manufacturing
New for 2017, the 1,600-gallon self-propelled STS16 sprayer features a 9-liter John Deere PowerTech PSS engine rated at 375-hp, with a 413-hp bulge. The newest Final Tier 4 compliant sprayer model is now available through the John Deere Dealer Channel. Featuring enhanced fuel capacities, the 150-gallon fuel tank and fuel ladder allows ground access to quickly fuel the machine and boost uptime. The largest applicator in the STS product portfolio is equipped with new wheel hubs, generating a 15% increase in torque to the ground. Learn more at www.hagie.com.
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Saritor | Hardi North America
Hardi North America will be offering two sizes of aluminum booms on the SARITOR self-propelled sprayer for the 2017 season. The 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. Crop clearance is 54 inches and the track width can be hydraulically adjusted from 120 inches to 157.5 inches, providing a large stable platform for boom stability. Learn more at www.hardi-us.com.
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RoGator RG1300B | AGCO
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 tip-to-target control and consistent accuracy, advanced technology, adjustable track widths and an application cab designed to maximize operator comfort and safety. The 2017 RoGator offering will feature the new Raven V4+, a 12.1-inch customizable color touch-screen controller. Learn more at www.applylikeapro.com.
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R4045 | John Deere
Designed for three seasons, the R4045 features a 346-hp Final Tier 4 PowerTech PSS 9-L engine with four-wheel hydrostatic drive to run at 25 mph spraying/spreading and 35 mph in transport. For liquid applications, it comes with a 1,200-gallon solution tank and option of 90-, 100-, or 120-foot dual swing-link suspension, flat-fold booms that can apply up to 230 gallons per minute with a high-flow pump and dual flow meter. A New Leader dry spinner spreader can be installed easily. Learn more at www.deere.com.
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E-Series Prowler | GVM
Powered by a robust, Tier 3 Cummins engine, the E-Series packs 330 or 370-hp and features a new luxurious cab, adjustable axles and unbeatable versatility. The Prowler also features the industry’s largest capacities with a 1,800-gallon tank/11-ton spreader body, and the flexibility to quickly switch between dry and liquid application. A new air blowout adds simplicity while minimizing waste and contamination between products. Learn more at www.gvminc.com.
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Patriot 4440 | Case IH
The 1,200-gallon Patriot 4440 sprayer uses 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 at www.caseih.com.
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Guardian | New Holland
When operators step into a Guardian front boom sprayer from New Holland they won’t look back, says the company. In addition to its four front boom models, New Holland also offers two rugged rear boom models plus the SP.300C Combo Dry/Combo Liquid unit. Learn more at www.newholland.com/na.
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Apache AS1220 | Equipment Technologies
The AS1220 allows owners to spray more ground faster, while maintaining higher yields with a large capacity sprayer weighing less than the competition. Apache owners enjoy the benefits of less maintenance, less downtime and increased durability for a longer life, plus the lowest cost of ownership and the highest resale value in the industry. Learn more at www.etsprayers.com.
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Nitro 6500 | Miller-St. Nazianz
The NITRO 6500 high clearance self-propelled field sprayer features a revolutionary new propulsion system that sets the highest standard for power to the ground performance. The unit boasts the greatest torque ever, full-time traction control, user-programmable speed ranges customized to each operator and cruise control. The electronic control propulsion system is designed to optimize the performance of Miller’s highest capacity, most powerful NITRO ever. Learn more at www.millerstn.com.
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SX280 | Buhler-Versatile
STS16 | Hagie Manufacturing
Saritor | Hardi North America
RoGator RG1300B | AGCO
R4045 | John Deere
E-Series Prowler | GVM
Patriot 4440 | Case IH
Guardian | New Holland
Apache AS1220 | Equipment Technologies
Nitro 6500 | Miller-St. Nazianz
Sprayer models from AGCO, Buhler-Versatile, Case IH, Equipment Technologies, GVM, John Deere, Hagie Manufacturing, Hardi North America, Miller-St. Nazianz, and New Holland are featured in the slideshow above.
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Hopkins is Senior Online Editor for the CropLife Media Group at Meister Media Worldwide. See all author stories here.