Hardi-Evrard introduces a new trailed sprayer: the Ranger

The Ranger completes the Hardi Navigator and Commander range of trailed sprayers by adding, at the entry level, a tank capacity of 2500 litres and PRO vertical-fold booms from 15 to 24 m.
The arrival of the Ranger brings the total offer of Hardi trailed sprayers to 5 capacities from 2500 to 4400 litres.

The PRO VH steel booms of 15 to 18 m and PRO VP booms of 20 to 24 m, parallelogram-mounted, which equip the Hardi Ranger are the same as those on the Hardi Master mounted sprayers.

The farmer can choose between a simple hydraulic version via the tractor's spool valves or control of the full hydraulic functions with electric valves via a control box in the cab.

The basic specification of the Hardi Ranger is deliberately simple, reliable and functional.

This trailed sprayer, with a road-legal width of 2.55 m, is offered without axle suspension and is fitted with the same boom frame (trapezoid suspension) as the Master mounted sprayers.

With a 250-litre rinse tank and the Hardi Cyclone self-cleaning filter, it is also equipped with the 25-litre TurboFiller product induction hopper with a cleaning device (hose with trigger gun) and full container rinsing.

With a functional tank shape close to a zero-residue tank bottom, the Ranger 2500 would easily meet the rinsing standards and recommendations in force.

Operation, logical and intuitive, is carried out using the traditional Hardi Manifold valves.

Driven by a Hardi diaphragm pump of 194 l/min, the Ranger is available with electric DPM or DPAE regulation (HC control box 2500 or 5500).

Practical and common options such as the slope corrector, external filling, boom lighting or the automatic hose reel for external cleaning are among the options offered on this sprayer segment.

An articulated hitch and a drawbar with hydraulic slope correction are also available as options.

According to the brand, the Hardi Ranger trailed sprayer is perfectly positioned for mixed crop and livestock farmers seeking more

autonomy or work rate, as well as vegetable growers, market gardeners or specialised producers interested in compact, light and versatile booms.

In a context of mandatory periodic inspection of sprayers in use and tightening environmental standards on equipment design, the resolutely economical Hardi Ranger would position itself as an affordable solution for demanding farms seeking a fast and optimised return on investment.