Apache AS730 Self-Propelled Sprayers

Apache AS730

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General overview

Apache AS730 is a self-propelled sprayer from Apache designed for field application work in farm operations. It features a 2,839 L (750 US gal) solution system capacity, placing it in a spraying role for crop production in the United States during the 2017-2024 production years.

The model is powered by a 173 kW (235 hp) six-cylinder engine with 6.7 L (408 cu in) displacement and Tier 4 Final emissions compliance. A JCB Powershift transmission, Raven Hawkeye sprayer control, Hypro centrifugal solution pump, independent hydraulic suspension with 9 nitrogen accumulators, 107 cm (3 ft 6 in) ground clearance with standard tires, and an air-ride, leather operator seat support field travel and spraying work. Its 378.5 L (100 US gal) rinse tank capacity adds fluid handling capacity during application cycles.

Year

2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,658 mm

~144 in

3,660 mm

~144.1 in

7,370 mm

~290.2 in

8,936 kg

~19,700.5 lb

Solution System Capacity

2,839 L

Length Options

18.3 m

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4 Final

Displacement

408 cu(in)

Fuel tank

341 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Transport speed

48 psi

Rated power

173 kW

Rinse tank capacity

378.5 L

Type Drive

JCB Powershift transmission

Operator seat description

Air-ride, leather

Sprayer control

Raven Hawkeye

Suspension

Independent hydraulic w/ 9 nitrogen accumulators

Ground clearance with standard tires

107 cm

Factory-installed

380/80 R38 front; 380/90 R46 rear

Tire Options

320/85 R38 front; 320/90 R50 rear

Solution pump

Hypro centrifugal

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Apache AS730. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Listed features include a 2,839 L (750 US gal) solution system, 173 kW (232 hp) rated power, independent hydraulic suspension with 9 nitrogen accumulators, Raven Hawkeye sprayer control, and an air-ride leather operator seat.

The supplied specifications do not identify the engine manufacturer or model. They list a 6-cylinder engine with 408 cu in displacement and Tier 4 Final emissions compliance.

The Apache AS730 has rated power of 173 kW (232 hp).

The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type for the Apache AS730. It lists a 341 L (90.1 US gal) fuel tank.

The supplied data identifies the Apache AS730 as farm equipment in the sprayer category. Its 2,839 L (750 US gal) solution system and Raven Hawkeye control indicate use for agricultural spraying, but the data does not specify particular crops or applications.

No expected service-life estimate is supplied for the AS730. Assess maintenance records, operating hours, condition of the solution system, pump, suspension, tires, and sprayer controls when evaluating a machine.

Check the solution and rinse tanks for leaks, test the Hypro centrifugal pump and Raven Hawkeye controls, inspect hoses and plumbing, verify suspension operation, and examine tire condition. Review maintenance records and confirm that the transmission and engine operate properly.