Sprayer Question

[Sodbuster]

I ran out of fuel one time too, learned my lesson that was once too many.

[zeefarmer]

Hamloc, if you like your current sprayer minus the tank size, why not look at upgrading your sprayer tender to load faster? Unless that's something you've done already. Some systems cut load time drastically. Or if you have help, hot load.

[biglentil]

Apache's are like a sportscar compared to the heavy hydrostatic four wheel drives. Its lighter full with 1200gals than a deere is empty. Ran side by side with a deere incrop in soggy conditions one day his ruts were gross in comparison.

[Hamloc]

Apache's are like a sportscar compared to the heavy hydrostatic four wheel drives. Its lighter full with 1200gals than a deere is empty. Ran side by side with a deere incrop in soggy conditions one day his ruts were gross in comparison.

Biglentil initially I had wanted to replace my 7660 with an Apache as my preference has always been to avoid hydrostatically driven sprayers. More than one of my neighbors has had expensive repair bills replacing wheel motors. The problem is that there are very few used Apache sprayers available. There was a decent low houred one that sold reasonable on RB auctions the other day but it didn't have drop boxes on the rear. There are more used Caseih sprayers available now which has moderated the price. Still shopping but certainly appreciative of everyone's opinions.

[Misterjade9]

I have a Rogator 1300, it has just about 1300hrs on it now and the only problem I have had is one exhaust temperature sensor. They are tough, quieter in the cab than a Case, and with the fats on impossible to get stuck. Great dealer support, wish I had the sharpshooter on it but pretty expensive to retrofit. Took me a little while to get used to the Raven as I had always been a outback guy, but it is ok.