Miller Nitro 5250 Self-Propelled Sprayers

Miller Nitro 5250

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General overview

Miller Nitro 5250 is a field sprayer used for applying liquid inputs in broad-acre farming. It is powered by a 6.7 L (408 cu in) engine rated at 300 kW (408 hp) and carries Tier 4B / Final emissions compliance.

Capacity and layout details include a 3,785 L (1,000 US gal) solution system and a 568 L (150 US gal) rinse tank. Boom sections are listed as 3 on 60'; 5 or 10 up to 100'; 10 on 120' 132' & 135'. Sprayer control is listed as Raven Viper 4+ or third-party Base Kit, and the machine uses a Hydrostatic, twin Danfoss pumps, manual control drive system with 4-wheel independent, hyd. leveling w/nitrogen accumulators suspension and 183 cm (6 ft) ground clearance.

Year

2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,860 mm

~152 in

4,010 mm

~157.9 in

8,590 mm

~338.2 in

14,515 kg

~32,000.1 lb

Solution System Capacity

3,785 L

Length Options

18 m

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4B / Final

Displacement

408 cu(in)

Fuel tank

568 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Transport speed

42 psi

Rated power

300 kW

Rinse tank capacity

568 L

Boom sections

3 on 60'; 5 or 10 up to 100'; 10 on 120' 132' & 135'

Type Drive

Hydrostatic, twin Danfoss pumps, manual control

Shifting

5

Hydraulic reservoir capacity

136 L

Operator seat description

Air ride suspension std.; Grammer Evolution opt.

Sprayer control

Raven Viper 4+ or third-party Base Kit

Suspension

4-wheel independent, hyd. leveling w/nitrogen accumulators

Ground clearance with standard tires

183 cm

Factory-installed

IF,320/90 R50 or VF,380/90R46

Turning radius

4.1 m

Solution pump

Hypro 9,306C std; Hypro 9,307CWS opt.

Maximum transport speed

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14515 kg

8590 mm × 3860 mm × 4010 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Miller Nitro 5250. Check current listings and compare the machine’s condition, location, configuration, and installed options.

Listed features include 3,785 L (999.9 US gal) solution capacity, 300 kW (402.3 hp) rated power, 4-wheel independent suspension with hydraulic leveling, 183 cm (72 in) ground clearance, and Raven Viper 4+ or third-party Base Kit sprayer control.

The supplied specifications do not identify the engine make or model. They list a 6-cylinder engine with 408 cu in displacement, 300 kW (402.3 hp) rated power, and Tier 4B / Final emissions level.

The Nitro 5250 has rated power of 300 kW (402.3 hp).

The supplied data lists a 568 L (150 US gal) fuel tank but does not confirm the fuel type.

The supplied data identifies the Miller Nitro 5250 as a sprayer but does not specify particular jobs or crop applications. Its suitability should be evaluated against the required boom configuration, solution capacity, field conditions, and control system.

No expected service-life figure is supplied for the Nitro 5250. Lifespan depends on maintenance, operating conditions, corrosion control, and the condition of the solution system, hydraulic components, suspension, and drive system.

Inspect the solution and rinse tanks, boom sections, solution pump, hydraulic system, suspension, tires, steering, and sprayer controls. Check for leaks, corrosion, wear, damaged hoses, pump operation, and whether installed equipment matches the required configuration.