The 2012 John Deere 4730 self-propelled sprayer is a heavy-duty machine designed for the efficient and effective distribution of fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides in large agricultural fields. The sprayer is equipped with a 6.8L six-cylinder diesel engine that has a total of 4,131 engine hours, and 1,187 spray hours on its meter. The machine features a hydrostatic transmission, with four forward gears and one reverse gear, and a four-wheel drive system for optimal traction and control in the field.
The sprayer is equipped with a stainless steel solution tank, which provides sufficient capacity for storing and distributing agricultural chemicals. A stainless steel chemical eductor tank is designed to precisely distribute fertilizers and other chemicals. The machine has a 20-gallon foam marker tank, a rinse tank, and a clean water tank, which are all essential components of the sprayer. The sprayer is also equipped with a 100-foot wide boom with three boom sections, and a hydraulic ladder and boom fold system that allows the operator easy access to the boom during operation.
The 2012 John Deere 4730 self-propelled sprayer is complete with comfortable and ergonomic features, including an air suspension seat, an AM/FM radio, a John Deere GPS monitor, and a Vision Works camera monitor. The machine features work lights and fenders, as well as a belly shield and a rotary beacon for optimal visibility during operation. Additionally, the machine has a differential lock/traction control system for optimal performance in different conditions, and Michelin 380/90R46 row crop tires for optimal traction and efficiency in the field.
However, it should be noted that the left boom on the machine is bent, and will not lock into the folded position without pushing up. This could cause potential issues during operation, and should be repaired by a qualified technician to ensure optimal performance of the sprayer. Additionally, a two-way radio is not included with the machine by default, and could be purchased separately for optimal communication between the operator and other personnel within the agricultural operation.
