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Used Apache Self Propelled Applicators in Missouri, USA

  • 2022 APACHE AS1250

    2022 APACHE AS1250

    • Manufacturer: Apache
    • Model: AS1250
    • Hours: 481 h
    • Transmission type: PowerShift

    C056887 (19) GPS Section Control:Yes Does unit have Auto-Guidance Components:Yes Does Unit have Display:Yes Display Model:Viper 4 Does Unit have Receiver:Yes Receiver Model:Rs1 Cab:Deluxe Instructio...

    $279,000 USD

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    Est. $5,251/mo

    Montgomery City, MO
  • 2021 APACHE AS1050

    2021 APACHE AS1050

    • Manufacturer: Apache
    • Model: AS1050
    • Hours: 1,435 h
    • Tank capacity: 3,785.41 L

    C057307 (13) GPS Section Control:Yes Does unit have Auto-Guidance Components:Yes Does Unit have Display:Yes Display Model:Raven viper 4 Does Unit have Receiver:Yes Receiver Model:Raven Cab:Deluxe In...

    $248,000 USD

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    Est. $4,667/mo

    Marshall, MO

Overview

Self-propelled applicators are specialized agricultural machines designed to apply fertilizers, pesticides, and other products to crops efficiently. These machines are typically equipped with advanced spraying technology and can cover large areas quickly, making them ideal for large-scale farming operations. They offer precision in application, reducing waste and ensuring optimal crop health.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used self-propelled applicator?

Check the machine's age, overall condition, and maintenance history. Inspect the spray system, including nozzles and pumps, and ensure the engine and transmission are in good working order.

How can I safely ship a self-propelled applicator?

Hire a professional transport service experienced in heavy machinery. Ensure the applicator is secured properly and consider removing any detachable parts to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a self-propelled applicator?

Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning nozzles, inspecting hoses for leaks, changing oil and filters, and calibrating the spray system. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance schedules.