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    2011 New Holland SP .275F

    2011 New Holland SP .275F Self-Propelled Sprayer

    • Manufacturer: New Holland
    • Model: SP.275
    • Hours: 2,627 hour

    2011 New Holland SP.275F Self-Propelled Sprayer 275 Hp diesel engine, 2,627 engine hours, hydrostatic transmission, 4WD drive, active suspension, 1,200 gal stainless steel tank, 100 ft steel boom with breakaway...

    Lacombe, Canada
  • 2011 New Holland SP.275F

    2011 New Holland SP.275F

    • Manufacturer: New Holland
    • Model: SP.275
    • Hours: 2,627 hour

    Fence Line Spray Kit Powerglide Boom Leveler Electric Flush and Rinse Cntrl Accuboom Remote Controller 120' Boom

    $125,091 USD
    Linden, Canada
  • 2020 New Holland SP410F

    2020 New Holland SP410F

    • Manufacturer: New Holland
    • Model: SP410F
    • Hours: 1,979 hour

    2020 New Holland SP410F self-propelled sprayer. Equipped with Raven Viper 4+ controller, auto-steer, and 135-ft booms for precise, efficient application. Powered by a 410 HP engine and fitted with a 1,600-gallon ...

    $296,645 USD
    Taber, Canada

Overview

Self-propelled applicators are specialized agricultural machines designed to apply fertilizers, pesticides, and other products to crops efficiently. These machines are typically equipped with advanced spraying technology and can cover large areas quickly, making them ideal for large-scale farming operations. They offer precision in application, reducing waste and ensuring optimal crop health.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used self-propelled applicator?

Check the machine's age, overall condition, and maintenance history. Inspect the spray system, including nozzles and pumps, and ensure the engine and transmission are in good working order.

How can I safely ship a self-propelled applicator?

Hire a professional transport service experienced in heavy machinery. Ensure the applicator is secured properly and consider removing any detachable parts to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a self-propelled applicator?

Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning nozzles, inspecting hoses for leaks, changing oil and filters, and calibrating the spray system. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance schedules.