sprayers

John Deere has announced that it is expanding the top end of its 4-Series Sprayers with the introduction of two new pieces of equipment: the R4060 Sprayer and R4045 Sprayer. Both models will come standard with CommandDrive beginning with Model Year 2020.

Both of these 4-Series Sprayers are designed for large, broad-acre cropping systems and high-volume applications. The CommandDrive hydrostatic all-wheel-drive powertrain will also give operators the power they need to trek through even the toughest terrain.

Your John Deere sprayer has several features that can help with a wide range of tasks, but did you know it’s also efficient at controlling weeds after harvest season? Controlling weeds is a breeze with a sprayer, and there’s no better time to take on the task than when the weather starts to cool and the field has been fully harvested.

Let’s take a look at some of the benefits of controlling your weeds with a John Deere sprayer.

1. Cleaner Fields

John Deere recently announced the new John Deere R4044, a lightweight, 1,200-gallon capacity sprayer. The machine is specifically designed for producers who value high levels of productivity and accuracy with reduced crop and soil impact. The John Deere R4044 joins the 4-Series Sprayer family, and it is 9 percent lighter than the existing R4045 Sprayer.

In addition, the John Deere R4044 operates with a 325 engine horsepower 9.0L PowerTech™ engine. This allows users to maintain speed under load as terrain changes on the job. The machine also has ExactApply™, AutoTrac™ Vision, and a 4600 CommandCenter™ display for even more productivity and uptime.

The John Deere 2510L is designed to fit the needs of those in the market for a solution to evenly distribute liquid fertilizer. This machine can also be directly connected to John Deere Section Control, the GreenStar™ Rate Controller, and GreenStar 3 2630 Display. This gives you as the operator even more application precision with minimal overlap.

Let’s take a look at some of the other highlights of the John Deere 2510L.

Large Tank Capacity

The John Deere 2510L has a tank that can hold more than 1,000 gallons of liquid fertilizer. Its large size means less time spent going back to fill up, ultimately boosting productivity out in the field.

John Deere has several sprayer models to take care of a wide range of jobs out in the field. As you look to protect your crops, you may want to consider a John Deere Hagie™ model. They come with varying engines, solution capacities and application speeds to suit your specific needs.

Let’s take a look at the John Deere Hagie options available to customers today.

Hagie DTS10

The Hagie DTS10 has a low center of gravity, balanced front-to-back and side-to-side for the utmost stability. Its spray booms are also controlled by an electrohydraulic system, which consists of operator-manipulated switches and hydraulic cylinders. The DTS10 comes with a 6.7-liter diesel engine, which can be configured in a 215-horsepower or 225-horsepower emissions-compliant model for operator needs.

Agricultural professionals who are looking for a sprayer that can save time and money while getting the job done may want to consider the John Deere R4030. This sprayer comes with features such as ExactApply™ for the utmost accuracy and efficiency.

Let’s take a look at the highlights of the John Deere R4030 and how it can make each day more productive.

ExactApply

With ExactApply nozzle control, operators can better manage drift and improve precision out in the field. It has a pulse-width modulation of 15 and 30 hz, and the ability to apply liquid nitrogen at a wide range of speeds. Operators will also have a key fob for nozzle diagnostics, and the option to control individual nozzles as necessary.