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Whole range of 12 Agricultural Tractor-Mounted Sprayers Dal Degan models, offered for sale from € 2,611.35 , in Prompt Delivery and Free shipping . Purchase directly from AgriEuro with no third parties nor unwanted surpreses: compared to the other online markets, who rely on third dealers (it means no assistance nor warranty), we offer Direct and Complete Assistance, which starts from pre-sales service up to after-sales assistance. The items are directly shipped from our AgriEuro distribution centre. Thus, we are the only online seller providing After-Sales Assistance for the Agricultural Tractor-Mounted Sprayers Dal Degan products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
Dal Degan tractor-mounted agricultural mist blowers distribute liquid mixtures onto crops through atomisation directed by an airflow. They are used for treating vineyards, orchards and other tree crops, covering rows and canopies with equipment powered by the tractor's power take-off. Dal Degan was founded in 1870 in Mason di Colceresa by Antonio Dal Degan, who developed the first tools to protect his own vineyard. Production evolved from backpack pumps to motorised sprayers and plastic equipment, following agricultural mechanisation and the brand's expansion first across Europe and then into more than 30 countries.
The available range includes mounted and trailed configurations, with tanks of different capacities to match operating autonomy, dimensions and weight to the area being treated. The pump pressurises the mixture; the nozzles break it into fine droplets, while the fan carries them towards the vegetation. This combination allows treatments to be adjusted according to the crop, canopy density, row spacing and tractor specifications. The correct choice therefore starts with tank capacity, connection type and the technical specifications provided on each model's product page.
This page also includes the following types of Dal Degan mist blowers, organised by tank capacity and machine configuration.
At AgriEuro, Dal Degan tractor-mounted mist blowers can be selected according to their technical specifications, making it easier to identify the machine best suited to the crop, working area and available tractor. The main parameters allow operating autonomy, connection type and distribution methods to be compared before purchasing.
These machines are intended for professional use on vineyards, orchards and agricultural holdings. Smaller capacities are suitable for narrow rows and limited plots, while larger tanks and trailed configurations support longer working sessions over extensive areas. Before operation, flow rate, pressure and travel speed must be calibrated according to the crop and the authorised treatment product.
Tank capacity affects operating autonomy, overall weight and refilling frequency. The mounted or trailed configuration changes how the machine connects to the tractor and behaves during manoeuvres. The comparison should consider the working area, crop, planting layout and tractor specifications together.
Dal Degan 200 litre mist blowers are the most compact models in the selection and are suitable for operations where reduced dimensions and easy access are important. Their smaller capacity limits the weight of the mixture compared with larger tanks and can facilitate manoeuvres between narrow rows, short headlands or fragmented plots. This configuration is suitable for small vineyards and orchards, as well as localised treatments using a compatible tractor. Operating autonomy must be calculated by considering the application rate per hectare, vegetation development and distance from the refilling point. Before choosing, it is important to compare empty and full-load weight, lifting capacity and required power. Each model's product page also specifies the pump, fan, hitch and equipment, which are essential for checking compatibility with the tractor and correctly setting up the operation.
Dal Degan 300 litre mist blowers increase the mixture reserve compared with 200 litre models while maintaining dimensions suitable for many operations between rows. This capacity represents an intermediate solution for farms seeking greater continuity without immediately opting for heavier tanks. In small and medium-sized vineyards and orchards, it can reduce interruptions, provided that the application rate, travel speed and distributed volume have been calculated correctly. The full-load weight must remain within the tractor's lifting and stability limits. Row width, headland space and terrain slope also influence the choice. The pump, number of nozzles, fan diameter and required power may vary between models, so the comparison should be completed using each machine's technical specifications.
Dal Degan 400 litre mist blowers prioritise greater operating continuity and are intended for regular treatments on medium-sized plots. The larger tank allows more rows to be covered between refilling stops, depending on the selected application rate and canopy development. Tractor compatibility remains essential, as the additional volume increases the weight supported by the lifting system on mounted models. The choice must therefore consider power, lifting capacity, weight distribution and ground conditions. Plantation layout also plays a role: rows, turns and slopes must allow safe operation with the machine attached. Before treatment, it is advisable to check filter cleanliness, nozzle condition, pressure and distribution uniformity. The correct operating values remain those specified in the manual and on the selected model's product page.
Dal Degan 600 litre mist blowers offer the highest capacity among the listed mounted versions and aim to minimise refilling stops. They are suitable for longer treatment cycles, provided that the tractor has sufficient power, lifting capacity and a compatible setup when the tank is full. The increased volume requires attention to overall weight, weight distribution and stability, particularly on slopes and during headland turns. Before purchasing, dimensions, hitch type, pump specifications and fan power requirements must also be checked. During calibration, application rate per hectare, travel speed, pressure and nozzle flow rate must be consistent. Regular maintenance of the circuit, filters and nozzles helps preserve correct distribution. Every adjustment must follow the machine manual and the instructions for the product being applied.
Dal Degan trailed tractor mist blowers rest on a wheeled chassis and connect to the towing hitch rather than placing their entire weight on the tractor's lifting system. This configuration is suitable when greater autonomy and continuous working sessions are required on extensive agricultural holdings. However, the tank and trailed chassis affect overall length, turning radius and handling in headlands. It is therefore necessary to assess row width, slope, ground conditions and available turning space. Compatibility includes required power, power take-off connection, the specified coupling system and permissible towing weight. The pump, fan and nozzles contribute to distributing the mixture over the vegetation and must be adjusted according to the crop and operating conditions. Before travelling or transferring the machine, any applicable type-approval requirements must also be checked. Periodic maintenance covers tyres, towing components, transmission, filters, pump and circuit.
AgriEuro supports the purchase of Dal Degan tractor-mounted agricultural mist blowers with dedicated delivery, spare parts and after-sales services. These benefits help keep the machine operational even after the order has been completed.
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Capacity should be selected by considering working area, application rate per hectare, distance from the refilling point and tractor capacity. A 200 or 300 litre tank favours compactness and reduced weight, while 400 or 600 litre versions increase operating autonomy. Before purchasing, the full-load weight must be calculated and compared with the tractor's lifting capacity, stability and power. Row width, slopes and turning space also influence the choice.
A mounted mist blower attaches to the tractor's lifting system, placing its weight on the tractor. It offers a shorter overall combination suitable for confined spaces, within the specified load limits. A trailed mist blower rests on a wheeled chassis connected to the towing hitch. It can prioritise autonomy and capacity but requires more manoeuvring space. The choice depends on the working area, plantation layout, slope and tractor specifications.
The machine's specifications must be compared with the tractor's power, power take-off, hitch type, lifting capacity and permissible towing weight. For mounted models, full-tank weight and correct tractor balance are also important. For trailed models, the towing hitch, dimensions and requirements for any road transfers must be checked. The tractor manual and mist blower technical specifications remain the primary references.
The power take-off transmits power to the pump and fan assembly according to the machine configuration. The pump pressurises the mixture, the nozzles break it into droplets and the airflow carries them towards the vegetation. Travel speed, pressure, nozzle flow rate and distributed volume determine the treatment result. All values must be calibrated according to the crop, authorised treatment product and machine instructions.
No single capacity suits every plantation: the choice depends on area, application volume per hectare, vegetation and tractor specifications. Tanks of 200 and 300 litres are suitable when compactness and manoeuvrability are priorities. Capacities of 400 and 600 litres reduce refilling frequency but increase weight and tractor requirements. In larger agricultural settings, a trailed configuration may be suitable if sufficient manoeuvring space is available.
Adjustment begins with the required application volume per hectare and the actual nozzle flow rate. Then set a constant travel speed, permitted pressure and nozzle configuration, following the manufacturer's manual and reference tables. A test with clean water allows flow rate and uniformity to be checked before preparing the mixture. Arbitrary pressure settings or worn nozzles can alter droplet size and distributed quantity, so calibration should be checked periodically.
The mist blower should be cleaned after treatment and before changing products, following the product label, machine manual and applicable regulations. The tank, circuit, filters and nozzles must be rinsed without dispersing residues onto the ground or into water sources. Before storage, the circuit should be emptied and the prescribed precautions against freezing and deterioration should be taken. Personal protective equipment is also required during cleaning and maintenance.
A pressure drop may be caused by clogged filters, air entering the suction line, worn nozzles, insufficient liquid in the tank or pump faults. Inspection should begin with the simple checks indicated in the manual, with the machine stopped and the circuit depressurised. If the problem involves diaphragms, valves or other internal components, qualified personnel are required. Pressure should not be increased to compensate for a fault, as this could cause uneven distribution.
Nozzles should be removed according to the manual and cleaned with water and non-abrasive tools. Metal wires, pointed tools and hard objects can alter the opening and affect the flow rate. After cleaning, it is advisable to measure the output and compare it with the expected values, replacing worn or defective components. Before any intervention, the machine must be switched off, residual pressure released and the required protective equipment worn.
Before starting work, check the hitch, PTO shaft, guards, hoses, filters, nozzles, pressure gauge and absence of leaks. Calibration should then be verified using clean water, together with travel speed and fan operation. The mixture must be prepared in accordance with the product label and applicable regulations. Weather conditions, the presence of people and the risk of spray drift must be assessed before distribution begins.
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