We made a jump from a 4660 spra-coupe to a 4430 with intentions of freeing up time and using more water. The coupe was a nice intro machine for a high clearance sprayer but we out grew the machine. Rocky Mountian let me demo a 3330 last year and became convinced that these sprayers have good qualities.I feel like sprayers are an important part of the farm and covering acres quickly can make a difference with jumpy weather. I will list some of my impressions point form from my first 100 hours of spraying.
Pros
-120 ft boom well balanced and doesn't move much keeping a good spray quality!
-620 mich spray bibs lots of traction doesn't chew to much in ground and float most conditions.
-1200 gal tank gives me lots of capacity when filling from the yard and allows me to stay in the field.
-aim command is underrated in my opinion I have to go around a lot of big power lines and slowing down alows me to keep control and saves potential boom damage and good coverage. Adjusting presure during windy days and managing drift should prove to be a dynamic feature.
-cab is nice prefer the seat over my kitchen chairs, I have good visibility in the field but I instaled a rear view cam to deal with busy Edmonton traffic flow. The light package is good but booms are hard to see in dArk.
-lots of power.
-hydrostatic is smooth but jumpy
-front fill is nice for filling with your booms folded out.
Doesn't use much def
Cons.
- pro 700I ran these monitors for 4 years and I learn something new each day!
I have good dealer support but it's had quite a few issues that have stopped me from spraying. Teaching someone new is a process. Not a good headland modeeven though I have learned to manage running two swaths in a couple ways.its seems to glitch often!
-Auto boom is nice but can trip out when most needed, In hills,
-Aim bodies can plug and leak.
I'm pretty happy with this machine ,down time and being durrable will prove its worth over the years.
Please provide your review as well as maintence tips
Pros
-120 ft boom well balanced and doesn't move much keeping a good spray quality!
-620 mich spray bibs lots of traction doesn't chew to much in ground and float most conditions.
-1200 gal tank gives me lots of capacity when filling from the yard and allows me to stay in the field.
-aim command is underrated in my opinion I have to go around a lot of big power lines and slowing down alows me to keep control and saves potential boom damage and good coverage. Adjusting presure during windy days and managing drift should prove to be a dynamic feature.
-cab is nice prefer the seat over my kitchen chairs, I have good visibility in the field but I instaled a rear view cam to deal with busy Edmonton traffic flow. The light package is good but booms are hard to see in dArk.
-lots of power.
-hydrostatic is smooth but jumpy
-front fill is nice for filling with your booms folded out.
Doesn't use much def
Cons.
- pro 700I ran these monitors for 4 years and I learn something new each day!
I have good dealer support but it's had quite a few issues that have stopped me from spraying. Teaching someone new is a process. Not a good headland modeeven though I have learned to manage running two swaths in a couple ways.its seems to glitch often!
-Auto boom is nice but can trip out when most needed, In hills,
-Aim bodies can plug and leak.
I'm pretty happy with this machine ,down time and being durrable will prove its worth over the years.
Please provide your review as well as maintence tips