S1070, Intelliview, Page 2of, Model

New Holland

Field Sprayer Specifications

S1050	S1070
MODEL		S1050	S1070
NOZZLES	.........................................................................................	TeeJet™ visaflo flat fan, standard or extended range, 80 or 110 (degree) tips
........................................................................................................		................	TeeJet™ single- or triple-head nozzle bodies
................................................................................................................................			Swivel-Jet double-head nozzle bodies
........................................................................................................		Combo-Jet ™ single-, double- or triple-head nozzle bodies and tips
OPTIONS
• Induction tank 12 U.S. gal. (45 L) with c-seal and screw lid			• Low-pressure wash wand
• Endscreens (standard on suspended boom modes with windscreens)			• Fender (for single tires)
• End nozzles			• Chemical container rinse standard on induction tank
• Windscreens			• Foam marker
• Extra ball valve kit			• Hydraulic fold out (wheeled boom)

Hypro™ is a trademark of Hypro Corporation. Ace™ is a trademarkof Ace Pump Corporation.TeeJet ™ is a trademark of Spraying SystemsCo. Combo-Jet™is a trademark of Wilger Industries Ltd.

Intelliview™ II	7-in. color screen, soft button navigation, on-the-go rate changes, animated graphics, configurable display, compatible with New Holland
	air carts, tractors and combines

Intelliview™ Plus II 10-in. color screen, touch screen navigation, on-the-go rate changes, animated graphics, configurable display,compatible with New Holland air carts, tractors and combines

Visit our Web site at www.newholland.com/na. Or, call toll-free866-NEW-HLND (866-639-4563).

Design, materials and/or specifications are subject to change without notic e and withou t liability therefor. Specifications are applicable to units sold in Canada, the United States, its territories and possessions, and may vary outside these areas.

Safety begins with a thorough understanding of the equipment. Always make sure you and your operators read the Operator’s Manual

before using the equipment. Pay close attention to all safety and operating decals and never operate machinery