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  • Green Elf Fertilizer Dispenser

    Green Elf Fertilizer Dispenser

    • Manufacturer: Green Elf

    Green Elf Fertilizer Dispenser ● For Medium Sized Granular Materials [fertilizers etc.]Most Controlled and Slow ● Release Fertilizers (CRFs/SRFs) ● Some Pesticides ● Other Dry Free Flowing Granular Materials – wi...

    Cornelius, OR
  • Willmar Air Trak Self Propelled

    Willmar Air Trak Self Propelled Sprayer

    • Manufacturer: TRAK

    Willmar Air Trak Self Propelled Sprayer ; Hours Read (Not Verified): 5,747 Hours (as of 5/7/2025), Cab, Diesel Engine, Automatic Transmission, S/S Spray Tank, Trimble Flow Control Systems w/ Field-IQ Master Switc...

    Shedd, OR
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    2024 APACHE AS1250XP

    • Manufacturer: Apache
    • Model: AS1250XP
    • Tank capacity: 4,731.77 L
    • Boom width: 36.58 m

    2024 APACHE AS1250XP - NEW 120' POMMIER BOOMS CAPSTAN PINPOINT III RAVEN XRT - 5 SENSOR BOOM HEIGHT FIXED FRONT AXLE - ADJUSTABLE REAR RAVEN RS1 GUIDANCE BACKRACK DAMPERS AUTO FOLD BOOM FUNCTION 3" INLET WITH FLO...

    Wasco, OR

Overview

Applicators are specialized machinery designed to apply various substances such as fertilizers, pesticides, or seeds to crops and fields. They come in different types and sizes, including sprayers, spreaders, and seed drills, each tailored to specific agricultural needs. These machines help increase efficiency and ensure even distribution of materials, which is crucial for optimal crop growth and yield.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used applicator?

Check the machine's overall condition, including the pump, nozzles, and any electronic components. Review maintenance records and ensure that the applicator has been well cared for.

How do I ensure the applicator is shipped safely to my location?

Choose a shipping company experienced in transporting agricultural machinery. Make sure the applicator is securely fastened and protected from potential damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for an applicator?

Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning nozzles, inspecting hoses and seals for leaks, and ensuring the pump is in good working condition. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance.