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2026-11-06
Tank size is the number most buyers compare first, but row width, refill distance and tractor availability decide which sprayer actually finishes the season on time.
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2026-11-05
Doubling the tank on a tracked chassis changes the working day far more than the spec sheet suggests. Here is what six months of orchard use showed.
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2026-11-04
A 70 cm wide self-propelled sprayer fits the aisle a backpack operator walks down, and does it with 200 to 300 litres and a fan instead of a shoulder strap.
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2026-11-03
The third wheel is not a cost saving. It is a turning radius decision, and it decides which orchards the machine can enter at all.
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2026-11-02
Above 25 degrees, a wheeled machine stops being a transport tool and becomes a risk. Tracks change the calculation, but only if the load and the centre of gravity are managed together.
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2026-11-01
Air volume, not pressure, decides where the droplets land. A simple three-pass calibration keeps a 2,000 L blower inside the canopy instead of over the top of it.
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