Miller Nitro 7310 Self-Propelled Sprayers

Miller Nitro 7310

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General overview

Miller Nitro 7310 is a self-propelled sprayer designed for field application of liquid inputs in crop production. Produced in the United States from 2018 to 2024, it combines a 3,875 L (1,024 US gal) solution system capacity with boom options up to 27.4 m (89 ft 11 in) for covering wide passes in crop fields.

The model is powered by a 6.7 L (411 cu in) six-cylinder engine rated at 209 kW (285 hp) and meets Tier 4B / Final emissions requirements. It uses a hydrostatic, electronic control drive, 4-wheel independent suspension with shock absorbers and hydraulic levelling, and spray management through Miller SprayView IV or Raven Viper 4+. Individual nozzle control is available with Raven Viper 4+.

Year

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

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,770 mm

~148.4 in

3,890 mm

~153.1 in

9,700 mm

~381.9 in

13,018 kg

~28,699.8 lb

Solution System Capacity

3,875 L

Length Options

27.4 m

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4B / Final

Displacement

411 cu(in)

Fuel tank

568 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Transport speed

56 km/h

Rated power

285 hp

Rinse tank capacity

568 L

Boom sections

Individual nozzle control with Raven Viper 4+

Type Drive

Hydrostatic, electronic control

Shifting

4

Hydraulic reservoir capacity

136 L

Operator seat description

Cloth, air ride std.; heated leather opt.

Sprayer control

Miller SprayView IV or Raven Viper 4+

Suspension

4-wheel independent, shock absorbers, hydraulic levelling

Ground clearance with standard tires

183 m

Factory-installed

IF,380/90R46

Tire Options

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

Turning radius

5.48 m

Solution pump

Hypro 9,306C or 9,307CWS

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Charles Whitfield
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July 2026

We cover about 6,000 acres a season with ours. GPS lands the prescription dead on across 6,000 acres. The stainless plumbing has held up with zero corrosion.

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Miller Nitro 7310. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, configuration, and included equipment.

Listed features include 212.5 kW (285 hp), hydrostatic electronic-control drive, 4-wheel independent suspension with hydraulic levelling, and individual nozzle control with Raven Viper 4+. It also has a 3,875 L (1,023.7 US gal) solution system capacity.

The supplied specifications do not identify the engine manufacturer or engine model. They list a 6-cylinder engine with 411 cu in displacement and Tier 4B / Final emissions compliance.

The Miller Nitro 7310 is rated at 212.5 kW (285 hp).

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

The supplied specifications support use as a self-propelled farm sprayer for applying spray solution. Its 3,875 L (1,023.7 US gal) solution capacity, individual nozzle control, and 56 km/h (34.8 mph) transport speed may suit field spraying operations.

No expected service-life figure is supplied for the Nitro 7310. Actual lifespan depends on maintenance, operating conditions, spray-system care, drivetrain condition, and repair history.

Inspect the solution and rinse tanks, pump, plumbing, boom sections, nozzle-control system, hydraulic system, suspension, tires, and electronic controls. Check for leaks, corrosion, uneven spray performance, damage, service records, and proper operation during a functional test.