Self-Propelled sprayer New Holland SP370F

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Self-Propelled sprayer New Holland SP370F

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328 hp self-propelled Guardian sprayer with a front boom for crop protection in field crops.

Main advantages

  • Up to 6056 l tank — fewer refill stops
  • Truss boom to 41.2 m — wider swath per pass
  • 188–193 cm clearance — spraying tall crops
  • 369 hp maximum power — reserve on climbs

Overview

About this product

The SP370F is a self-propelled Guardian sprayer with a front-mounted boom and an engine rated at 328 hp. The front boom position allows spraying at later crop stages and easy manoeuvring on headlands, and settings are changed on the move from a cab built for the Guardian.

The FPT Cursor engine drives an electronically controlled Danfoss hydrostatic system with twin pumps, and the solution tank is stainless steel. It takes Mono and Truss booms in several widths, and IntelliSpray nozzle control is available.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandNew Holland
Equipment typeSelf-propelled sprayer
ModelSP370F
Power328 HP
ConditionNew
Engine makeFPT
Engine displacement8.7 L
Emission stageTier 4 Final
TransmissionHydrostatic
Fuel tank571 L

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