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Used sensor in Australia

  • Prairie Pro Series 2

    Prairie Pro Series 2

    • Manufacturer: Goldacres
    • Tank capacity: 5,000 liter

    1 2 3 4 Arguably the biggest advancement to the new model is the adaption of Goldacres own in-house developed G-Hub sprayer control system. Goldacres has raised the bar in the trailing sprayer market with the all...

    Mitchell Park, Australia
  • 2013 Hardi Commander SWT-7100122

    2013 Hardi Commander SWT-7100122

    • Manufacturer: Hardi
    • Model: Commander

    6500L trailing spray unit with HC6500 spray rate controller, 30 meter Eagle boom, hydraulic lift and fold, electric over hydraulic wing tilt, single nozzles, double sided solenoid fence line nozzles, boom end gua...

    $43,164 USD

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    Est. $812/mo

    Cobram, Australia

Overview

Pull-type applicators are agricultural equipment designed to be towed behind a tractor. They are used to apply fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and other treatments to crops and soil. These machines are highly efficient for large-scale farming operations, ensuring even distribution of materials over extensive areas, which helps in optimizing crop yield and health.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used pull-type applicator?

Check the overall condition, including the frame, hoses, nozzles, and pump. Ensure there are no leaks or wear and tear that could affect performance. Review any maintenance records available.

How do I safely transport a pull-type applicator?

Use a flatbed trailer and secure the applicator properly to prevent movement during transit. Ensure all moving parts are locked and protected to avoid damage.

What maintenance is required for a pull-type applicator?

Regularly inspect and clean nozzles and hoses, check for leaks, and ensure the pump is functioning correctly. Lubricate any moving parts and follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.