Ag-Chem 1396 Self-Propelled Sprayers

Ag-Chem 1396

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General overview

Ag-Chem 1396 is a self-propelled sprayer produced in 2011 for farm crop spraying. It combines a rated power of 229 kW (311 hp) with a solution system capacity of 4,921 L (1,300 US gal), and it is identified with a Tier 3 emissions level.

The machine uses a hydrostatic system w/ gear reduction hubs and can be configured with boom sections: 5 or 7 and length options of 24.4 m (80 ft 1 in). Sprayer control options include Raven SCS 5000 or Viper Pro. Suspension with air spring and shock absorber, ground clearance with standard tires: 122 cm (4 ft), turning radius: 4.1 m (13 ft 5 in), transport speed: 58 km/h (36 mph), and weight with intermediate boom: 13,725 kg (30,260 lb) describe its field mobility.

Year

2011

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Weight

Width

Height

Length

16,300 kg

~35,935.4 lb

3,657 mm

~144 in

3,840 mm

~151.2 in

8,130 mm

~320.1 in

Solution System Capacity

4,921 L

Length Options

24.4 m

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 3

Displacement

538 cu(in)

Fuel tank

492 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Transport speed

58 km/h

Rated power

311 hp

Rinse tank capacity

492 L

Breakaway length

4.3 m

Boom sections

5 or 7

Type Drive

Hydrostatic system w/ gear reduction hubs

Shifting

7

Hydraulic reservoir capacity

227 L

Operator seat description

Air ride std; semi-active opt.

Sprayer control

Raven SCS 5,000 or Viper Pro

Suspension

Air spring and shock absorber

Ground clearance with standard tires

122 cm

Factory-installed

380/90 R46

Tire Options

320/90 R50

Turning radius

4.1 m

Weight with intermediate boom

13,725 kg

Maximum transport speed

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Ag-Chem 1396 Self-Propelled Sprayer

4921 L

16300 kg

8130 mm × 3657 mm × 3840 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Ag-Chem 1396. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Listed features include a 4,921 L (1,300 US gal) solution system, 24.4 m (80.05 ft) length options, hydrostatic drive with gear reduction hubs, air spring and shock absorber suspension, and Raven SCS 5000 or Viper Pro sprayer control.

The supplied specifications do not identify the engine make or model. They list a Tier 3 emission standard, 6 cylinders, and 538 cu in displacement.

The Ag-Chem 1396 has rated power of 231.9 kW (311 hp).

The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type for the Ag-Chem 1396. It lists a fuel tank capacity of 492 L (130 US gal).

The supplied specifications support use as a farm sprayer. Its 4,921 L (1,300 US gal) solution system, 24.4 m (80.05 ft) length options, and Raven SCS 5000 or Viper Pro controls are relevant to spraying work, but the data does not specify particular crops or applications.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the 1396. For a used machine, inspect the solution system, boom, hydrostatic drive, suspension, tires, controls, and maintenance records.

Check the solution and rinse tanks, boom sections and breakaway components, spray controls, hydrostatic drive, suspension, tires, hydraulic system, and signs of leaks or corrosion. Review maintenance records and confirm that the machine's configuration matches its intended spraying work.