The new Hagie STS sprayers are built as part of joint venture with John Deere, bringing over a lineup of technology you'd find on modern Deere equipment.
The Hagie sprayers behave largely like typical John Deere equipment -sporting Deere's cab and current-generation technology bringing the choice between the two down to operator preference.
"The STS has the Hagie bloodline, with John Deere tech," says Tim Deinert, sprayer go-to market manager for John Deere. "You still have the architecture with high clearance and front-mounted boom, with the [technology] and full support from John Deere dealers."
Choosing a Hagie Sprayer
The STS12, STS16, The and STS20 have tank capacities of 1,200, 1,600, and 2,000 gallons, respectively, eclipsing John Deere's largest 1,600-gallon capacity.
The hybrid steel-and-aluminum boom is front-mounted, with lengths ranging from 90 to 132 feet.
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