What did you do to / in your garage / shop today?

[John Cooper]

Wish one wanted to park on my driveway

I would hate to have the fuel bill for it!!

 

[John Cooper]

Having lived in Indiana farm country, I'm sure @Farmergreg knows what this is also.

 

[Farmergreg]

We spray with a Hagie. We put a PWM nozzle system on it which shuts off nozzle by nozzle (15” spacing) when spraying angles or coming up to the ends.
Also speeds up the rate the outside boom and slows down the inside when you spray curves. It’s a great addition.
Here we’re function testing with water:

 

[John Cooper]

We spray with a Hagie. We put a PWM nozzle system on it which shuts off nozzle by nozzle (15” spacing) when spraying angles or coming up to the ends.
Also speeds up the rate the outside boom and slows down the inside when you spray curves. It’s a great addition.
Here we’re function testing with water:

View attachment 615343

Did they have those in the late 70's early 80's? All I ever saw or fooled with were the Big A's.

 

[Farmergreg]

Did they have those in the late 70's early 80's? All I ever saw or fooled with were the Big A's.

I think Hagie has been around for quite awhile.
Not sure when the single tank configuration came around, late 90’s maybe.

I got tired of the bullshit (it’s a timeliness issue) aerial applicators for corn fungicide was one of the main reasons I bought it.

 

[John Cooper]

I think Hagie has been around for quite awhile.
Not sure when the single tank configuration came around, late 90’s maybe.

I got tired of the bullshit (it’s a timeliness issue) aerial applicators for corn fungicide was one of the main reasons I bought it.

We left Belle Union in 80 81ish could be why I never saw one.

 

[Apparition]

I think Hagie has been around for quite awhile.
Not sure when the single tank configuration came around, late 90’s maybe.

I got tired of the bullshit (it’s a timeliness issue) aerial applicators for corn fungicide was one of the main reasons I bought it.

You’re a pilot did you consider a sprayer plane?

 

[lBasket]

You’re a pilot did you consider a sprayer plane?

I'm not even a pilot and I'm a pretty good crop duster

 

[Farmergreg]

You’re a pilot did you consider a sprayer plane?

Not really. I'm intrigued by the spray / spreading drones though.

 

[MountaineerTom]

One more drawer down. I have way more pliers than I thought I had.

 

[Apparition]

Not really. I'm intrigued by the spray / spreading drones though.

A crop sprayer once saved the world.

 

[Farmergreg]

One more drawer down. I have way more pliers than I thought I had.

View attachment 615354

But what brand are the boots?

 

[MountaineerTom]

But what brand are the boots?

Wolverine’s.

 

[Apparition]

Wolverine’s.

 

[John Cooper]

View attachment 615361

 

[John Cooper]

Wolverine’s.

I fugued you first and Ariat kind of cowboy.......

 

[MountaineerTom]

No cowboys here, just us Indians.

 

[BlueC]

We spray with a Hagie.

How fast can that thing go? I ask because over the last month I've gotten behind two sprayers (IH maybe, they were both red) running down the road at 45-50 mph. I was shocked at how fast they could move. I'm used to 30ish, but damn those things blew my doors off.

 

[OkieJoe]

No cowboys here, just us Indians.

Some of the best cowboys that I know are Indians.

 

[Farmergreg]

How fast can that thing go? I ask because over the last month I've gotten behind two sprayers (IH maybe, they were both red) running down the road at 45-50 mph. I was shocked at how fast they could move. I'm used to 30ish, but damn those things blew my doors off.

Top road speed is around 33. Spray around 11-12 mph. Trying not to kick up dust. co-op goes faster....but that's why we bought our own. That and they never show up on a calm day!