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Read articles →This video isn't really about the New Holland Workmaster 75 itself but about running a 60-gallon Fimco boom sprayer behind it, with a modified 16-foot boom on 20-inch nozzle spacing. The owner walks through calibration math, PTO speed, gear/RPM settings, ground speed, swath width, and spacing technique without GPS, then reviews results and what he'd change. Useful for owners wanting real sprayer setup and calibration numbers, not tractor specs or a buyer's overview.
An owner-operator documenting his own pasture spraying setup and calibration process, not affiliated with the product brands used.
He ran the PTO at 500 RPM, second range, fourth gear, 1,700 engine RPM, at about 4.6 miles per hour to achieve 12 gallons per acre.
He kept the sprayer right around 20 inches from the ground, which matched the recommended distance for his 20 inch nozzle spacing.
He tried to keep about eight feet from his last tire track, accounting for boom overlap and the cone shape of the spray, accepting some overlap over missed spots.
He got about a 17-foot spray swath, and said adding 20 to 21 more inches and another nozzle would extend coverage further.
