Case IH TRIDENT 5550 Floaters & High-Clearance Applicators
Case IH TRIDENT 5550
Average price
$169,750




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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Case IH TRIDENT 5550 is a self-propelled sprayer used for field application of liquid crop inputs. It is listed with a 36,576 mm (120 ft) air boom and a 1450–1600 US gal (5,489–6,057 L) solution tank. Manufacturing is listed in the United States.
The model uses full-time 4WD and an infinitely variable hydrostatic drive, with load-compensating suspension and a Hypro hydraulic solution pump. AIM Command FLEX / AIM Command controls, guidance-ready equipment, a guidance receiver, and a guidance display are listed, along with a 757 mm (30 in) ground clearance and a 7,950 mm (26 ft 1 in) turning radius. A 64 L (17 US gal) hydraulic reservoir and a 6 L (2 US gal) rinse tank are also specified, and tire width is listed at 320 mm (13 in).
Year
2021, 2022
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
4,210 mm
~165.7 in
4,010 mm
~157.9 in
9,720 mm
~382.7 in
16,180 kg
~35,670.8 lb
Solution System Capacity
Tier 4 L
Length Options
Stainless Steel mm
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
390
Fuel capacity
1,450–1,600 US gal (5,489–6,057 L) L
Number of Cylinders
90, 100, 120 ft (approx 27.4, 30.5, 36.6 m)
Transport speed
Hydraulic with position sensors
Drive type
Infinitely variable hydrostatic
Rinse tank capacity
6 L
Breakaway length
508 mm
Boom sections
Automatic boom leveling
Hydraulic reservoir capacity
64 L
Operator seat description
AIM Command FLEX / AIM Command
Sprayer control
Load-compensating suspension
Suspension
1,346
Ground clearance with standard tires
757 mm
Factory-installed
320/105R54
Tire Options
IF or VF 320/105R54 (duals); VF,480/80R50 (single or dual)
Turning radius
7,950 mm
Solution pump
Hypro hydraulic (standard or high-flow)
Air Boom length options
36,576 mm
Tire width
320 mm
Guidance Ready
Yes
Additional Options
New Leader dry applicator option, AIM Command FLEX, guidance packages (Viper/Raven), various boom widths (90/100/120 ft), stainless steel tanks, load-compensating suspension
Boom Width
8,7 mm
Boom leveling
Full-time 4WD
Guidance Receiver
Yes
Guidance Display
Yes
Traction Control
Yes
Case IH TRIDENT 5550 Floaters & High-Clearance Applicators Listings
$190,000
390
29.8 in
1.7 ft
2040 hours
Iowa, United States
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Case IH TRIDENT 5550 Floaters & High-Clearance Applicator
Tier 4 L
16180 kg
9720 mm × 4210 mm × 4010 mm
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What is the average price of a Case IH TRIDENT 5550?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Case IH TRIDENT 5550. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Case IH TRIDENT 5550?
Listed features include full-time 4WD, infinitely variable hydrostatic drive, automatic boom leveling, guidance readiness, traction control, and a Hypro hydraulic solution pump. Available options include AIM Command FLEX, stainless steel tanks, guidance packages, and a New Leader dry applicator.
What type of engine does the TRIDENT 5550 use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm the engine type for the Case IH TRIDENT 5550.
How much horsepower does the TRIDENT 5550 have?
The supplied specifications do not confirm horsepower for the Case IH TRIDENT 5550.
What fuel does the Case IH TRIDENT 5550 use?
The supplied specifications list fuel capacity as 1450–1600 US gal (5,489–6,057 L), but do not identify the fuel type.
What jobs is this Sprayers best suited for?
The Case IH TRIDENT 5550 is configured for spraying work, with listed boom-width options of 90, 100, and 120 ft. A New Leader dry applicator option is also listed, supporting dry-application work when that option is fitted.
What is the expected lifespan of the TRIDENT 5550?
The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the Case IH TRIDENT 5550. Service history, maintenance quality, operating conditions, and inspection results are more useful for assessing an individual machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Sprayers?
Inspect the solution pump, tanks, boom sections and leveling system, hydraulic components, tires, steering, and traction-control operation. Verify the condition of guidance equipment and controls, check for leaks or corrosion, and review maintenance and repair records.






















