RoGator RG1300C Self-Propelled Sprayers
RoGator RG1300C
Average price
$139,500
5+
sold in last year
General overview
RoGator RG1300C is a self-propelled farm sprayer designed for liquid application work in field crop operations. It is equipped with a 249 kW (339 hp) six-cylinder engine and meets Tier 4 emissions requirements, placing it in a high-power class for large-acreage spraying. The model is built in the United States and uses All wheel drive with Hydrostatic transmission.
Key spray-system specifications include a 4,921 L (1,300 US gal) solution system capacity, a 27,432 mm (90 ft) air boom length option, and stainless steel tank material. Other operating features include boom leveling, Hydraulic Tread Adjust, chassis air spring suspension, and LiquidLogic with NozzleLogic and OptiLoad. Guidance Ready setup with a Raven guidance receiver and Raven 9 inch monitor is listed, along with traction control.
Year
2018, 2020, 2022
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Emission standard level
Tier 4
Fuel capacity
567 L
Rated power
339 hp
Solution System Capacity
4,921 L
Length Options
40.23 m
Additional specifications
Displacement
8 cu(m)
Number of Cylinders
6
Transport speed
56,3 km/h
Drive type
All wheel drive
Shifting
Hydrostatic transmission
Operator seat description
Air ride, leather air suspension seat
Sprayer control
LiquidLogic with NozzleLogic and OptiLoad
Suspension
Chassis air spring suspension
Factory-installed
650/65R42
Tire Options
650/65R42; 380/90R46; LSW 650 floater
Air Boom length options
27,432 mm
Guidance Ready
Yes
Additional Options
Front fill; End-row package; Product recovery; LED light package; Cold climate package; Raven Precision Ag options; Norac boom height control
Tank material
Stainless steel
Boom leveling
Yes
Hydraulic Tread Adjust
Hydraulic
Guidance Receiver
Raven
Guidance Display
Raven 9 inch monitor
Traction Control
Yes
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Lawrence Jackson
We bought it used with 1,800 hours and it's been mostly trouble-free. The cab and seat stay comfortable on a 14-hour spray day. That said, clean-out between chemistries takes longer than I'd like.
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What is the average price of a RoGator RG1300C?
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What are the key advantages of the RoGator RG1300C?
Key listed features include all wheel drive, hydrostatic transmission, chassis air spring suspension, boom leveling, traction control, and LiquidLogic with NozzleLogic and OptiLoad. It also has a 4,921 L (1,300 US gal) solution system capacity and Raven guidance equipment.
What type of engine does the RG1300C use?
The supplied data does not identify the engine make or model. It lists a 6-cylinder engine, Tier 4 emission standard level, and rated power of 252.8 kW (339 hp).
How much horsepower does the RG1300C have?
The RG1300C has rated power of 252.8 kW (339 hp).
What fuel does the RoGator RG1300C use?
The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type. It lists a fuel capacity of 567 L (149.8 US gal).
What jobs is this Sprayers best suited for?
The RG1300C is suited for agricultural spraying work where a large solution capacity, boom leveling, all wheel drive, and guidance support are useful. Listed features include LiquidLogic with NozzleLogic and OptiLoad, plus Raven guidance equipment.
What is the expected lifespan of the RG1300C?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. For a used unit, assess maintenance records, solution system condition, boom operation, suspension, tires, hydraulic tread adjustment, and sprayer controls.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Sprayers?
Check the solution tank and plumbing for leaks or corrosion, confirm boom leveling and boom-height controls operate correctly, and test the hydrostatic transmission, all wheel drive, suspension, traction control, guidance display, and sprayer controls. Review maintenance records and inspect tire condition.
