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Apache Sprayers. Mechanical drive, fewer parts, more acres.
Apache Sprayers are built by Equipment Technologies in Mooresville, Indiana. The mechanical drivetrain is the whole idea: a direct path from engine to wheels puts more horsepower on the ground, burns less fuel, and gives you fewer parts to fix. Every Apache is sold, delivered, and serviced by an OVA store.
The lineup
Conquer all-season application with one machine. The tallest rear boom in North America. A 60″–70″ crop clearance that adjusts hydraulically on-the-go, 4-wheel steer with crab walk, and a 1,120-gallon tank backed by 300 HP of Cummins QSB6.7.
The largest capacity sprayers in the AS family, yet they weigh far less than the competition. Share the same 1,200-gallon tank, the same Mooresville-built chassis, the same cab. Choose the AS1260 for 260 horsepower of Cummins torque, or step up to the AS1260 XP for 300 HP when the hills are steeper and the days are longer.
Large enough for higher-rate application, yet light enough to stay out of the ruts. 1,000 gallons, 225 horsepower, and the visibility to work a long day without fatigue, the most-chosen Apache in the field.
An ideal balance between the compact and large-capacity Apaches. 800 gallons, a Cummins B4.5 Performance Series at 200 HP, and the productivity you need without giving up fuel efficiency, visibility, or maneuverability.
The smallest, lightest, and most maneuverable sprayer in the Apache lineup. 650-gallon tank, 163 HP Cummins QSB4.5, and a 17′ 2″ turning radius, built for small fields, tight headlands, and operations where every pound of compaction matters.
Why mechanical drive
A direct mechanical path runs from engine to wheels, so more of the horsepower you paid for ends up moving the machine.
There are no hydrostatic pumps and motors at every wheel, which means less heat, less to leak, and less to fix.
They are among the lightest sprayers in their class, so there is less compaction and you are back in the field sooner after rain.
Manuals, warranty, and brochures
Operator manuals, spec sheets, the limited warranty policy, and the full-line brochure live under Resources.