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NW IL | We have a Miller 2275 with the High Torque option. About 13 MPH in lst gear. It has a 1200 gal tank. It will go up almost anything loaded full speed in first gear. Factory reps told us that the 2275 vs the 2200 makes alot of difference. I think it was about $13000. more. Seems like alot for an electronic engine but I think the cooling system is also modified. We really like it. For rolling ground the boom in the front is a big adavantage on windy days. Even with a Norac. Had a sensor start acting up last week and it was nice to be able to see a problem right away. Front wheels are a little hard to see, however you can if you lean forward and look down. I usually just use the center nozzle which is below the pressure guage on the boom for a reference to stay in the rows. After a day or so you can anticipate how much to crowd one side or the other when going around curves. We really like it. | |
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- Miller Nitro sprayer owner and operators,,,,,,,,,, - Curt Keiser : 6/16/2007 23:52
- RE: Miller Nitro sprayer owner and operators,,,,,,,,,, - Guest : 6/17/2007 08:46
- Re: Miller Nitro sprayer owner and operators,,,,,,,,,, - Rod! : 6/17/2007 15:46
- Re: Miller Nitro sprayer owner and operators,,,,,,,,,, - T800 : 6/17/2007 16:28
- Re: Miller Nitro sprayer owner and operators,,,,,,,,,, - breken : 6/17/2007 17:39
- Re: Miller Nitro sprayer owner and operators,,,,,,,,,, - tmrand : 6/18/2007 08:27
- Re: Miller Nitro sprayer owner and operators,,,,,,,,,, - jono : 6/19/2007 04:39
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