Posted 10/30/2011 13:54 (#2026099) Subject: Miller Nitro Sprayer?
Independence OR
I am looking hard at a new miller nitro with a spray-air boom. We need a new sprayer and I really want a spray-air boom. I think the condor is just to heavy for my area, after seeing the pictures on the web of Condors sunk 4 plus feet in the mud I have my doubts it would be a good fit in western OR. The Nitro seems to have a better weight distribution as far as axles go. How well will they do on moderately soft soils? I am also curious how wide of tires you can put on a Nitro without having problems with the wheel motors.
Posted 10/30/2011 15:18 (#2026211 - in reply to #2026099) Subject: Re: Miller Nitro Sprayer?
Tillsonburg Ont
You can go wide floaters if you need them but I went with 380x105x50 tires which give me 30psi to the ground.In soft mud they will be like a car on ice. You do not have one drop before the other.You just slide around.They will go down evenly.Hopefully not at all.
Posted 10/30/2011 19:20 (#2026473 - in reply to #2026099) Subject: Re: Miller Nitro Sprayer?
SW Iowa
landluver1972, can you tell us where you are from, so we know where your service is bad. We traded a 200ht that we had for 6-7 years, maybe more for a new Nitro. If the new one is anything like the 200ht we will not ever need the service truck to come out.
Posted 10/30/2011 20:34 (#2026604 - in reply to #2026099) Subject: Re: Miller Nitro Sprayer?
ncks
Ran a 200ht to about 2500 hrs and really didnt have much trouble with it. N.ow were runnin a 4315 with a 1600 gal tank and 100ft booms dont care much for the big tank, too much weight when full but i guess you dont have to fill it other wise i really like it the ride is excellent and the front steering bushings are much better than the 200ht but so are alot of other things. As a whole i love the machine all the way around.
Miller Nitro Sprayer?
