Northern Alberta | mtbrights - 3/2/2021 08:43
Heard this last night and wondering if it was true. That would leave the Apache as the last mechanical sprayer left as the Miller Condor (NH 275R) has been discontinued as well.
Am I missing someone? Really like the road speed on the Miller as I'm spread out.
Regardless of the road speed, roading between fields is a VERY expensive way to move a sprayer around. $ depreciation is $100+ per engine hour and the wear and tear of all those, non-productive road miles means you will be trading LONG before it should be necessary. I will never understand why guys set up to haul their chem then road their sprayer. A setup SHOULD be a one man operation that moves everything at the same time but if you MUST make two trips, haul the sprayer and bring the chem separately. The advantages are several and the there are no disadvantages. |
Versatile sprayers no longer being built?
