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    Floaters, which are used to apply both liquid and dry fertilisers to fields, come in three- or four-wheel versions and have wide tires that help the machines “float” across a field with minimal impact.

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    Hours2,282
    Location: Seward, Nebraska, USA
    Hours1,442
    Location: Princeton, Kentucky, USA
    Seller: Hutson
    Hours2,761
    Location: Warsaw, Indiana, USA
    Seller: GreenMark Equipment
    Hours1,820
    Location: Luverne, Minnesota, USA
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Luverne
    Hours3,357
    Location: Hastings, Nebraska, USA
    Hours4,158
    Location: Hastings, Nebraska, USA
    Hours4,550
    Location: Minden, Nebraska, USA
    Hours1,551
    Location: Norwich, Ontario, Canada
    Seller: Premier Equipment
    Hours2,563
    Location: Freeport, Illinois, USA
    Seller: Heritage Tractor
    Hours1,953
    Location: Nevada, Iowa, USA
    Hours2,139
    Location: Elnora, Indiana, USA
    Seller: Hutson
    Hours2,856
    Location: Sterling, Colorado, USA
    Seller: 21st Century Equipment
    Hours3,444
    Location: Grand Island, Nebraska, USA
    Hours2,641
    Location: St Paul, Alberta, Canada
    Seller: Horizon Ag & Turf
    Hours994
    Location: Van Wert, Ohio, USA
    Seller: TRULAND Equipment - Van Wert
    Hours1,908
    Location: Garden City, Kansas, USA
    Hours3,084
    Location: Tavistock, Ontario, Canada
    Seller: Premier Equipment
    Hours2,523
    Location: Elgin, North Dakota, USA
    Hours2,417
    Location: Mitchell, South Dakota, USA
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Mitchell
    Hours2,477
    Location: Freeman, South Dakota, USA
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Freeman
    Hours1,452
    Location: Sumner, Iowa, USA
    Seller: P&K Midwest
    Hours1,994
    Location: Monticello, Iowa, USA
    Seller: Bodensteiner Implement Inc.
    Hours2,032
    Location: Gothenburg, Nebraska, USA
    Hours2,064
    Location: Watertown, South Dakota, USA
    Seller: Kibble Equipment - Madison
    Hours3,111
    Location: Sumner, Iowa, USA
    Seller: P&K Midwest
    Hours3,285
    Location: Baldwin City, Kansas, USA
    Seller: Heritage Tractor
    Hours3,734
    Location: Minot, North Dakota, USA
    Hours3,377
    Location: Baldwin City, Kansas, USA
    Seller: Heritage Tractor

    Individual farmers and professional chemical applicators alike have been using floaters for years to apply both liquid and dry fertilisers to fields. New and used floaters come in either three- or four-wheel versions, and their wide tires allow for the machines to better “float” across a field resulting in less compaction and impact on crops, which is particularly important as floater tanks come with increasingly larger capacities.

    Case IH, Challenger, Loral, New Leader, and Stahly are among the most common brands with new and used floaters for sale. Because the farmers and other professionals operating floaters spend countless hours in the cabs, operator comfort and visibility from inside the cab are important concerns. Manufacturers are making efforts in those areas, along with integrating technology to help with more precise fertiliser application, including pneumatic booms offering more direct and even spreading.

    Challenger floaters, for example, are built with more rugged, durable engines and chassis designed for off-road use, while also providing a smooth ride for better fertiliser application. Its AgCommand tool logs both machine performance and service so you can monitor them over time. Challenger and other manufacturers are also offering floaters with multiple tank options allowing users to spread multiple products at the same time and thus limiting the number of passes required through the field.