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EAGLE BOOM
Description
The HARDI EAGLE boom is available in the
following sizes and models:
The 18-20 EAGLE booms are built with the same basic
components, with the 18 m having a different outer wing
section than the 20 m.
The 24-28 EAGLE booms are built with the same basic
components, with the 24 m having a different outer
section and different break-away section than the 28 m
(2.5 m on the 24 m boom and 2.8 m on the 28 m boom).
Components cannot be exchanged between 18-20
EAGLE and 24-28 EAGLE booms.
EAGLE booms are available in two different hydraulic
fold versions - XY and YZ. And one manual fold version
- XY.
XY (Manual Fold) model
Featuring hydraulic lift cylinder for boom height adjust-
ment and manual boom wing fold and unfold.
XY (Hydraulic Fold) model
Featuring hydraulic lift cylinder for boom height adjust-
ment and two-fold cylinders for simultaneous boom wing
fold and unfold.
YZ model
The same features as XY (Hydraulic Fold) model but
also has two boom wing tilt cylinders that give the ability
to obtain individual boom tilt as well as individual boom
wing fold.
Both hydraulic versions require one single acting hy-
draulic oulet and one double acting hydraulic outlet on
the tractor. The YZ model also requires a 12 volt con-
nection for the in-cab mounted controls.
All EAGLE booms can be equiped with either single
Snap-Fit or Triplet Snap-Fit nozzle bodies.
Glossary
Right hand / Left hand sides
Are determined by facing the forward direction of travel.
Folded boom
Refers to the boom in transport position.
Unfolded boom
Refers to the boom in spray position.
Wing
Refers to the folding portion of the boom.
Intermediate wing section
Refers to the inner portion of the boom.
Outer wing section
Refers to the outer portion of the boom.
Break-away wing section
Refers to the breakaway portion of the boom.
Break-away
Refers to the device between the outer wing section and
breakaway wing section that allows the breakaway wing
section to swing backward if an obstacle is encountered.
Centre frame
Refers to the portion of the boom that the wings attach
to. The wings move up and down with the centre frame.
Gantry
Refers to the portion of the centre that is stationarily
attached to the sprayer frame and that the boom travels
on when raised and lowered.
Centre section
Refers to the section of the boom made up of the Centre
frame and Gantry.
Fig 1
A
B
C
D
A = Breakaway Wing Section
B = Outer Wing Section
C = Intermediate Wing Section
D = Centre Section