Post by Southern on May 29, 2016 10:28:11 GMT -5
When corn and cotton is growing. You need to spray it at times for different reasons. Over the years the farm changed on how it sprayed the crops.
When I first started it up. I was running the JD 4920 sprayer. It was a very nice sprayer to use on the farm.
Later I decided to do an older sprayer. To give the farm a chance to upgrade into a better sprayer in the future. This is when the JD 4710 was used on the farm.
When the farm decided to upgrade sprayers. They was looking at all options. They looked at Rotogator, CIH, John Deere, and Haggie. They didn't like the idea of the engine out front and wanted good visibility. So this knocked out Deere and Rotogator. So this left the CIH and Haggie. Ended up they went with Haggie.
More likely I would kept using the Haggie sprayer. As I think its a nicer unit compared to the other brands. Its been a while since I added any new sprayers to the collection since I got the Haggie. So far nothing really came out to get my attention.
When I first started it up. I was running the JD 4920 sprayer. It was a very nice sprayer to use on the farm.
Later I decided to do an older sprayer. To give the farm a chance to upgrade into a better sprayer in the future. This is when the JD 4710 was used on the farm.
When the farm decided to upgrade sprayers. They was looking at all options. They looked at Rotogator, CIH, John Deere, and Haggie. They didn't like the idea of the engine out front and wanted good visibility. So this knocked out Deere and Rotogator. So this left the CIH and Haggie. Ended up they went with Haggie.
More likely I would kept using the Haggie sprayer. As I think its a nicer unit compared to the other brands. Its been a while since I added any new sprayers to the collection since I got the Haggie. So far nothing really came out to get my attention.
