Self-propelled sprayer a game changer

THE latest arrival from UK based Househam Sprayers, a Harrier model of their self-propelled sprayer was welcomed by Australian importer TTMI in a product launch at Lardner Park near Warragul, hosting key stakeholders in the vegetable growing industry as well as representatives from Househam UK making the trip for the launch.

Developed specifically to meet the needs of professional operators, the Harrier boasts the option of 4000, 5000 or 6000 litre tanks, up to 1100mm underbody clearance, Triple fold boom option from 28 to 36m or 13/24 twin fold boom and manually adjustable axles from 72” up to 84” (with a hydraulic adjustment option).

The Househam designed TMC (Total Machine Control) integrates many functions into one simple to use touch screen console, providing the operator with complete application rate control, engine management, hydrostatic drive control, built-in fault detection and automatic service reminders. 

The TMC delivers Househam’s Spray Pilot auto-steering and NavGuide GPS mapping system, offering precise control of application rate for improved accuracy as well as reducing overspray, particularly in irregularly shaped paddocks.

Spraying features include Individual Nozzle Control (INC) and Auto Nozzle Select (ANS offer improved accuracy and reduced overspray, with individual nozzles activated electronically either automatically or manually from the cab.

The Harrier will feature at field day events and demonstrations across TTMI’s Gippsland, Tasmania and Western Districts vegetable growing regions.

Consisting of four models the Househam range of self-propelled sprayers can all be custom built to the individual requirements of growers:

The Spirit is a versatile and popular sprayer due to its ease of use, and low weight, 3000ltr capacity and precision nozzle control to maximise productivity.

The Air-Ride is designed to optimise crop care and deliver outstanding return on investment. Light weight and equipped with an array of advanced features as standard, and the adaptability of the design allows you to customise the machine to meet the demands of your crops and terrain.

The Harrier is built to meet the needs to professional operators. The Harrier is a high output sprayer that places performance, efficiency, and comfort at the heart of its design.

The Predator sets the new standard for advanced spraying technology, delivering outstanding stability and manoeuvrability with a massive capacity.

TTMI’s branches are located across Gippsland in Trafalgar, Leongatha and Maffra, in the Victorian Western Districts in Warrnambool and Colac, and cover Tasmania from branches in Longford and Latrobe. 

For more information and for updates on demonstrations visit househamsprayers.com.au