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    About Liquid Floaters

    Liquid floaters are chemical applicators used to treat fields with liquid fertilizers, as well as herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides. Their large, wide flotation tires allow these machines to navigate fields with minimal surface disturbance.

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    Hours: 3,900
    Location: Earlville, Illinois
    Capacity: 1,500 gal
    Location: London, Ohio
    Condition: Used
    Location: Earlville, Illinois
    Hours: 135
    Location: Michigan, North Dakota
    Seller: Leading Edge Equipment
    Hours: 450
    Location: Wayne City, Illinois
    Seller: Sydenstricker Nobbe Partners
    Serial Number: 1N0800RXLS0251117
    Location: Grafton, North Dakota
    Hours: 621
    Location: Vardaman, Mississippi
    Seller: Wade Inc.
    Hours: 155
    Location: Luverne, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Luverne
    Hours: 411
    Location: Luverne, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Luverne
    Hours: 31
    Location: Spencer, Iowa
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Spencer
    Hours: 312
    Location: Slayton, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Slayton
    Hours: 300
    Location: Slayton, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Slayton
    Hours: 300
    Location: Slayton, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Slayton
    Hours: 355
    Location: Slayton, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Slayton
    Hours: 675
    Location: Devils Lake, North Dakota
    Seller: Leading Edge Equipment
    Hours: 348
    Location: Yankton, South Dakota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Yankton
    Hours: 555
    Location: Wayne City, Illinois
    Seller: Sydenstricker Nobbe Partners
    Hours: 475
    Location: Yankton, South Dakota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Yankton
    Hours: 8
    Location: Jackson, Minnesota
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Jackson
    Hours: 16
    Location: Culbertson, Montana
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Culbertson, MT
    Hours: 320
    Location: Muncie, Indiana
    Seller: Reynolds Farm Equipment - Muncie
    Hours: 340
    Location: Jasper, Indiana
    Seller: Hutson
    Hours: 345
    Location: Jasper, Indiana
    Seller: Hutson
    Hours: 800
    Location: Perry, Iowa
    Hours: 1,455
    Location: Waco, Texas
    Hours: 875
    Location: Seymour, Texas
    Seller: United Ag and Turf - Seymour
    Hours: 482
    Location: Watertown, South Dakota
    Seller: Kibble Equipment - Madison
    Hours: 1,345
    Location: Storm Lake, Iowa
    Seller: C & B Operations, LLC - Storm Lake

    About Liquid Floaters

    Liquid Floaters are chemical applicators that are normally used for in-season applications and when faster uptake is needed than is possible using dry, granular products. Models like those in Agco’s TerraGator Liquid series, with their easy-to-use, no-shift continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) and 1,800- or 2,400-gallon (6,800- or 9,100-liter) tanks, offer high application rates so that you can cover more ground and maximize your time in the field. Modern liquid floaters pair high coverage rates with the latest precision ag placement technology that decreases waste and saves you money.


    2023 John Deere 800R Liquid Floater

    How Do Liquid Floaters & Dry Floaters Differ?

    Liquid floaters and dry floaters have similar functions but are designed for use at different stages of the growing process. Growers often use dry floaters prior to planting and after harvesting, but liquid floaters are normally used for post-emergent, in-season application. Each type has pros and cons; both have high coverage rates, but dry floaters are more susceptible to wind drift, whereas liquid applications can be affected by rain or runoff.

    However, some floaters, like the John Deere 800R, are available in combo configurations that let you switch between liquid and dry applications—John Deere says changeover time is approximately six hours. This gives you the flexibility to use one machine for both types of products as your needs change throughout the season. (Note that Deere’s 800R is also available as a liquid-only applicator when configured with the Hagie LS20 liquid system and 90-foot (27.4-meter) foldable spray booms.

    Why Choose Liquid Floaters?

    When deciding between a liquid floater and a dry floater, it’s important to consider such things as:

    • Crop selection - Liquid floaters perform better on row crops such as corn, soybeans, and cotton.
    • Common field conditions - The large flotation tires of liquid floaters make them a common choice for lowland crops with wet conditions.
    • Treatment prescriptions - Liquid floaters are used to apply liquid products such as herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and liquid nitrogen.

    A combo configuration may be ideal, but if you generally prioritize precise application over high application rates, a liquid floater could be the way to go. Total overhead will, of course, vary based on the products that are best for your crops.

    Where To Buy & Finance Liquid Floaters

    Explore TractorHouse.com to find new and used floaters for sale from industry-leading brands such as Ag-Chem, Case IH, John Deere, Loral, Silver Wheels, Stahly, and TerraGator, among others. Once you find the liquid floater that’s the best fit for your operation, visit Currency to explore your ag equipment financing options.