Sprayer track width

jg123

Member
Mixed Farmer
What track width are people finding the best when spraying cereals and maize when leaving them set all season? Maize drilled at 75cm, cereals are usually on 72 but I can alter that easy enough by swapping a few pipes. Also grow beet but I'm less worried about that as I top dress it with a tractor on 600s so usually half put in my own tramlines
 

jg123

Member
Mixed Farmer
On 72 now but just changed the sprayer and have the option to alter it now. 72 is workable but quite tight when spraying for fungicide in 6ft tall crop. I'll have to look but presume the next jump down is 68, I doubt there's a hole setting between
 

Brisel

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Midlands
Beware of going wide if you want to legally do more than 30 kph on the road. 80" is 2 metres so you would exceed 2.55m with 600 tyres or wider.
 
80 inches here on a bateman, still spoke to them about the tipping point due to some of the "slopes " but told all good, ( it has been over once before).🤦‍♂️
 

Andy12345

Member
Location
Somerset
Just push the wheels out wider on the Rogator at the press of a button on the steeper bits. Rather flatten a bit of crop than be on the side !!
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Andy12345

Member
Location
Somerset
Now in Hants, not found anything so far that gave me the pucker factor like the place I was on last season in dorset ..... that place was an eyeopener!! Only sprayed the rape and some stubbles so far but I'm told there are 2 places to have the wheels out wide , I'll see when we start Wheats and Barleys soon .
 

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