RoGator 874SS Self-Propelled Sprayers

RoGator 874SS

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General overview

RoGator 874SS is a field sprayer manufactured in the United States in 2008. It is designed for field application of liquid inputs in crop production and is built around a 3,028 L (800 US gal) solution system capacity.

Power is provided by a 184 kW (250 hp) 7.2 L engine with Tier II / Stage II (EPA off-road) emissions compliance. The machine uses a hydrostatic tandem Sauer-Danfoss, full-time 4WD drive system with Low1/Low2/Med/High speed ranges, and spray operation is supported by auto air spring leveling with BoomTrac, 5 sections, 38.1 cm (15 in) nozzle spacing, and a Hypro 9306 pump (192 gpm @59 psi) with Raven flowmeter & section control.

Year

2008

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,610 mm

~142.1 in

3,660 mm

~144.1 in

6,840 mm

~269.3 in

10,342 kg

~22,800.2 lb

Solution System Capacity

800 ga

Length Options

100 ft

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier II / Stage II (EPA off-road)

Displacement

7,200 cu(cm)

Fuel tank

130 ga

Number of Cylinders

6

Rated power

250 hp

Rinse tank capacity

110 ga

Breakaway length

Boom sections

5 sections

Type Drive

Hydrostatic tandem Sauer-Danfoss, full-time 4WD

Shifting

Four hydrostatic speed ranges (Low1/Low2/Med/High)

Hydraulic reservoir capacity

60 ga

Operator seat description

Air-suspension or semi-active seat; climate control; panoramic cab

Sprayer control

Hypro 9,306 pump (192 gpm @59 psi), Raven flowmeter & section control, 5 sections

Suspension

Variable-rate leaf springs with gas shocks, fore/aft torque rods, track-level leveling

Ground clearance with standard tires

1.22 m

Factory-installed

320/90R50 or 380/90R46 narrow row-crop

Tire Options

Multiple flotation/row-crop options

Turning radius

23 ft

Solution pump

Hypro 9,306 centrifugal pump standard

Boom Width

100 ft

Nozzle Spacing

38.1 cm

Boom leveling

Auto air spring leveling with BoomTrac

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RoGator 874SS Self-Propelled Sprayer

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10342 kg

6840 mm × 3610 mm × 3660 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, configuration, maintenance records, and included equipment.

Key listed features include a 3,028.3 L (800 US gal) solution system, 30.48 m (100 ft) boom, 5 boom sections, 38.1 cm (15 in) nozzle spacing, full-time 4WD, BoomTrac leveling, and a panoramic cab with climate control.

The supplied specifications do not identify the engine manufacturer or engine model. They list a 6-cylinder engine with 7,200 cc displacement, rated at 186.4 kW (250 hp), and Tier II / Stage II (EPA off-road) emissions compliance.

The 874SS has rated power of 186.4 kW (250 hp).

The supplied specifications list a 492.1 L (130 US gal) fuel tank but do not confirm the fuel type.

Its listed 3,028.3 L (800 US gal) solution capacity, 30.48 m (100 ft) boom, 5 sections, and row-crop tire options indicate suitability for agricultural field spraying where broad coverage and sectional application control are needed.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. A used machine’s lifespan depends on maintenance, operating conditions, pump and hydraulic condition, suspension wear, boom condition, and availability of service records.

Check the solution and rinse tanks for leaks, inspect the boom, sections, nozzles, pump, hoses, and controls, and test leveling and section operation. Also inspect tires, suspension, steering, hydrostatic drive, hydraulics, cab systems, and maintenance records.