The 2009 John Deere 4730 sprayer has 3,647 engine hours and is powered by a 6-cylinder John Deere diesel engine. It features a hydrostatic transmission with four-wheel drive, offering smooth and efficient operation across different terrains. The chassis includes hydraulic axle width adjustment, allowing flexibility for various field conditions. The operator’s station is equipped with air conditioning and heat for year-round comfort. Key features include an 800-gallon stainless steel solution tank, a stainless steel chemical eductor, and a 120-gallon rinse tank. The sprayer also has a clean water tank for added rinsing capabilities. The 100-foot boom is divided into 5 sections, featuring boom breakaway, hydraulic folding, and hydraulic height control. The nozzles are spaced 15 inches apart and are made by John Deere, with 5-way nozzle bodies for versatility. Advanced electronics include a John Deere Greenstar GPS monitor, a John Deere Starfire 3000 GPS receiver, and auto-steer functionality, enhancing precision and efficiency in spraying operations. A hydraulic ladder provides easy access to the operator’s platform. The sprayer is fitted with 380/90R46 row crop tires, providing stability and traction in various agricultural applications.