Tight-Turning Sprayers

Hagie Manufacturing Company offers an all-wheel steering (AWS) option on STS10 and STS12 self-propelled sprayers.

By MyMachinery.com Editors

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September 19, 2022 11:17 PM

Hagie Manufacturing Company offers an all-wheel steering (AWS) option on STS10 and STS12 self-propelled sprayers. The feature reduces the turn radius nearly in half. A single set of wheel tracks are left behind when turning. The Hagie AWS is not compatible with previously manufactured machines. List price for AWS option: $11,235. For more
information, contact Hagie Manufacturing Company, 721 Central Ave. West (P.O. Box 273), Clarion, IA 50525; (800) 247-4885; www.hagie.com.

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