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Are you a farmer or contractor looking for an efficient way to spread effluent on your land? Drag hose systems might just be the solution for you! In this video, we’ll take a closer look at why drag hose systems are a great option and which applicators are recommended.

Drag hose systems are perfect for emptying effluent ponds or tanks quickly, especially leading up to winter. They also work well in high rainfall areas with softer ground, as they have a lighter tare weight compared to slurry tankers. However, it’s important to note that setting up a drag hose system requires a little more time and effort and will require the use of at least a couple of tractors and staff.

One popular option for drag hose systems is dribble bars or dropper booms, which offer a high efficiency work rate and minimal soil compaction. Tramspread dribble bars come in 6, 12, and 24-meter options and are great for controlled applications with minimal wind drift and volatilisation. However, it’s important to select an appropriate applicator for your situation, as dribble bars distribute effluent very close to the ground, and large amounts applied at once may cause hot spots.

Another option for drag hose systems is the Nevada RainWave™, which provides speed, control, an even spread pattern, and wider spreading distribution. It produces larger effluent droplets that minimize wind drift and volatilisation, making it an excellent choice for spreading over hilly or uneven ground. It’s also very easy to operate, requiring little skill.

While the RainWave™ is a great option, it’s not as low in wind drift and volatilisation as dribble bars, which distribute effluent very close to the ground. It’s also not as economical as dribble bars, as it requires more power to operate.

For those who have both a drag hose system and a slurry tanker, Tramspread dribble bars can be easily unbolted from an umbilical frame and fixed to a slurry tanker, offering flexibility in application options.

Overall, drag hose systems are a great option for farmers and contractors wanting to get a whole lot of spreading done in one go. Just be sure to select the right applicator for your situation to ensure an efficient and effective application of effluent on your land.

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