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The "Multicontroller" joystick will be fixed to something in the cab, I use to like have it at the end of the right armrest on the seat.To be honest, I'm not sure but I doubt it. Good idea though!
The "Multicontroller" joystick will be fixed to something in the cab, I use to like have it at the end of the right armrest on the seat.To be honest, I'm not sure but I doubt it. Good idea though!
Well wear.
Did you go for "Tank Control" on it?
If you wouldn't mind, could you post a few pics of the induction hopper and controls around it, at some stage.
The Mueller control system is great you will get on very well with it.
Is it a Mueller GPRS system as well? If so can you keep us updated on signal and accuracy etc.
Sorry, but I will have 40 more questions over the next couple of months.
Good job, that looks like the really good induction, with lay flat lid including a place to allow cleaned cans drain and twin cleaning nozzles.Didn't go for the Tank Control option as it was adding a good bit more to the price.
I took one quick pic of the filling area, it has the Maximiser system which from memory is some very clever plumbing. I'll take more pics when I get a chance. I think Brian Knight invented this and many other features and receives royalties from other manufacturers who use them. I'll know more once I have studied the manuals and become familiar with the machine.
Yes, it is a Mueller GPS system (now part of Trimble). It has come with the more high spec Smart receiver which can also be used with RTK I believe.
Ask away G, I'll answer what I can!
In fairness, Knight generously included some spare nozzles, nozzle holders, a heap of Jubilee clips, spare fittings, spare air pipe etc.
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Good job, that looks like the really good induction, with lay flat lid including a place to allow cleaned cans drain and twin cleaning nozzles.
I really miss that on the Bateman, a great way to finnish off anything very difficult or clean down the inside of the hopper.You have it spot on. The little gun with the hose that they include is handy for tidying up powders etc too.
@CORK did you have to come all the way up to the North East to purchase, or have they sub agents further south? They have a good few Knights out now. Best of luck with it, looks a great machine.
Well wear @CORK , I know f all about the tech end of sprayers but I notice what appears to be a steering axle but no link to the tractor, I presume it's there to help it track the tractor when turning but how is it activated?
Unfortunately not!!!
I saw this thread on my feed and was thinking I bet that Cork fella is on about how much ploughing he got done over the weekend
That's a lovely sprayer, well wear to you and the family with it, you will be afraid to use it first
All your missing now is the Massey Ferguson tractor
Well may you wear, I'd be half afraid of all the controls and also half afraid to get it dirty! A sprayer that would last for a lifetime if minded and should never be obsolete with all that technology. All you need now is dry land to play with it...thought you had to be under 40 years to claim the 60% grant! :deyective:
MF30
She must be taking a lot of notice of you!!!What are you trying to say?
I’m feeling bad enough after my very attractive brunette Hungarian hair dresser recently said that she thought I used to have more hair.
I’ll forgive her a lot quicker than you I’ll have you know.
Fantastic looking machine, would you cover 50 acres with a full tank? All the very best with her for many years.