DEMAROL sprayer with a capacity of 200 liters and a lance width of 6 meters
Modern techniques of bending closed profiles were used in the production of the sprayer , thanks to which we obtained a reinforced construction of the sprayer .
In order to ensure customer satisfaction, new technical solutions have been implemented, such as:
new type of boom stabilization,
automatic closing of the suspended lance
new boom guides.
The sprayer is designed for agricultural work and is used to perform plant protection treatments on field plantations.
Its equipment includes:
tank made of LLD-PE polyethylene
15-litre hand wash tank
enlarged liquid level indicator
shut-off valves
manometer
four-stage filtering system
hand washing container
Italian Duro type four-section distributor
chemical diluent
electro hydraulic mixer
aluminum pump with a capacity of 120l/m
mechanical boom height adjustment
spare parts catalog
two-year warranty card
certificate up to five years!!!
All sprayers are shot blasted and powder coated.
*Illustrative photos, the sprayer container is available in various colors.
Specifications
Condition
New
So
Demarol
Capacity (L)
200
working width (mm)
6000
Nozzle type
Triple
Young type
Easy
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Questions & Answers
How to choose a plow for the power of my mini tractor?
Correct selection of a plow for the power and weight of the tractor is key to effective plowing and protection of the drive system against overload. It is assumed that for each plow body (furrow) with a width of approx. 20-25 cm, a mini tractor should have a power of 8 to 12 HP, depending on the soil compactness. For machines with 15-20 HP, the optimal solution is usually a single-furrow plow, while units over 22-25 HP with 4x4 drive can handle a light two-furrow plow. It is also important to set the plowing depth and the pull point, which allows for maintaining a straight path without the need for constant steering correction. Robust agricultural equipment from brands such as Geograss or TRX has been designed to minimize the resistance offered by the soil, which directly translates into lower fuel consumption. Remember that a plow that is too large will cause excessive wheel slip and may lead to premature clutch wear. Before purchasing, always check the three-point linkage (TUZ) lifting capacity of your tractor to ensure the machine safely lifts the tool in the transport position.
How to choose a plow for the power of my mini tractor?
Correct selection of a plow for the power and weight of the tractor is key to effective plowing and protection of the drive system against overload. It is assumed that for each plow body (furrow) with a width of approx. 20-25 cm, a mini tractor should have a power of 8 to 12 HP, depending on the soil compactness. For machines with 15-20 HP, the optimal solution is usually a single-furrow plow, while units over 22-25 HP with 4x4 drive can handle a light two-furrow plow. It is also important to set the plowing depth and the pull point, which allows for maintaining a straight path without the need for constant steering correction. Robust agricultural equipment from brands such as Geograss or TRX has been designed to minimize the resistance offered by the soil, which directly translates into lower fuel consumption. Remember that a plow that is too large will cause excessive wheel slip and may lead to premature clutch wear. Before purchasing, always check the three-point linkage (TUZ) lifting capacity of your tractor to ensure the machine safely lifts the tool in the transport position.
What are the types of rototillers and which one will be best for my garden?
The choice of the right rototiller depends primarily on the type of planned work and the condition of the soil in your garden. A standard mounted rototiller installed on a three-point linkage (TUZ) is ideal for seasonal soil loosening and mixing with fertilizers. If you are establishing a new lawn on difficult, weed-infested terrain, the best choice will be a stone burier (separation rototiller), which, thanks to the reverse rotation of the blades, buries stones and plant residues deep under a layer of clean, sifted soil. For professional orchardists, a side rototiller (inter-row) is dedicated, allowing for precise cultivation right next to tree trunks. Regardless of the model, the heart of the machine is a durable angle gearbox and hardened cutting blades, which must be regularly checked for sharpness and tightness. The correct PTO speed (standard 540 rpm) ensures an optimal granular structure of the soil, which promotes better aeration and water retention. By investing in high-quality cultivation machinery, you can be sure that the preparation of the ground for crops will be fast, thorough, and will not excessively strain your compact tractor.