Equipment Technologies
The 2019 Apache Sprayer model year lineup does more than ever to meet the needs of growers. The latest models now feature cutting-edge precision technology that includes the Raven Advanced RS1TM Steering System — the most accurate high-speed steering system in the industry. With the addition of the RS1 System, owners will enjoy compatibility with the Viper 4+ field computer and an unprecedented free two-year subscription of In-Cab Remote Support. New owners will experience 24/7 support from an Apache Sprayers expert for remote troubleshooting, software updates, data logging, analytics, and machine diagnostics when they need it most.

Case IH
The cabs found on Case IH application equipment are designed to help operators work longer with less fatigue. They offer line-of-sight instrumentation and control switches on a console attached directly to the operator’s seat, with the most commonly used controls placed on the hydrostatic control lever for one-handed operation. Air-ride seats adjust for position, ride firmness, and lumbar support. Precision technology at operators’ fingertips allows them to monitor and control all product applications, spray technology, and precision ag optional equipment through either the Case IH Viper 4+ or AFS Pro 700 displays.

Versatile
The Versatile HQ offers the largest cab in the self-propelled sprayer market, delivering a “panoramic view” for increased forward, side, and rear visibility for operational ease and safety. The chassis and cab offer user-friendly operation of all tasks and include a logical layout of precision controls and Viper 4+ operating systems. The deluxe interior comes with heated, semi-active suspension cloth seating. Optional lights offer increased night-time visibility.

AGCO
The TerraGator C Series and the RoGator C Series share the same application-focused cab with intuitive command center and touch-screen AccuTerminal, making it easier for operators to transition between application machines. The air-ride cab, improved seat suspension, and ergonomic design of the familiar controls minimize operator fatigue. Cameras and increased forward visibility help improve safety in the field and on the road.

Case IH/Miller
Operator comfort is a top priority in the ultra-quiet cab of the Miller Nitro 7310, 7370, and 7410 high-clearance sprayer models. Designed for the Miller Nitro models, the cab features 121.15 cubic feet of interior space, full-height windshield, and an air-suspension seat, providing for a comfortable ride. A spray information monitor bar is located in the roof panel directly in front of the operator and provides information about sprayer operational activity. A basic function monitor is standard, and an ergonomically designed chassis monitor is located on an adjustable arm by the armrest. Operators can choose between the Miller SprayView IV or Raven Viper 4+ field computer.

Hagie Manufacturing
Long hours have never been as comfortable as they are now in the Hagie application-specific cab. This cab allows the operator to access all functions easily while riding in comfort. Features such as LED lighting, heated and cooled seating and Bluetooth will help drivers make the most of this mobile office.

RBR Enterprise
The RBR Enterprise cab is designed specifically for application equipment to create an environment for maximum focus and efficiency. The ISO-ready cab features an ergonomic floating console with easy-to-read and -use soft-gel controls. All models have a redundant hand-throttle for precise speed control and feature a remote telematics system to provide time-saving remote diagnostics for maximum machine uptime.

New Holland
After five years of development and millions of dollars in investment, CNH Industrial launched newly designed sprayer cabs, found on the New Holland SP310F and Miller 7310 models. In 2019 these new sprayer cabs will be on all Front Boom New Holland and Miller sprayers. Air quality inside the cab was critical to our design team, and every step was taken to ensure that, including a completely sealed environment, charcoal primary filtration, recirculation filtration, variable-speed pressurization fan that runs only as fast as it must to maintain the proper pressure in the cab, and an in-cab pressure sensor to verify cabin pressure. In addition to air quality, noise levels were investigated as a concern for the operator. Select models of the New Holland and Miller front boom sprayers provide decibel readings at spraying speeds lower than 65 db.

Oxbo
The Premium Claas Vista cab provides a spacious and luxurious driving experience. The perfect visibility and ergonomic controls design make long hours in the field more enjoyable. The high resolution 10-inch touch-screen puts control at your fingertips. Your choice of precision options is available, including Ag Leader or Raven. The Oxbo cab suspension provides a comfortable ride in the field and on road moves.

John Deere
The CommandView III cab for John Deere 4 Series Sprayers provides all-day comfort with a customizable workspace and helps operators cover more acres per day with less fatigue. Using the John Deere 4600 CommandCenter, operators can efficiently capture, manage, and transfer data. Factory-installed and supported, integrated precision technology ensures smooth data flow to operational business systems. The redesigned CommandARM features a multi-function handle and gives operators more ways to customize their work environment for optimal efficiency. Inside the CommandView III cab, operators will experience common controls between different machines, including tractors, high-capacity nutrient applicators and sprayers allowing for hassle-free transitions between machines.

Stahly
The spacious Stahly Peterbilt cab is an all extruded-aluminum cab built for 2 million miles of service. New visibility options provide as much or better visibility than ground-up units and offer a more comfortable ride, the company says. User-friendly and easy-to-troubleshoot consoles provide an extremely operator-friendly environment.