Bateman RB26 - Spraying Dockstar pro 

That sprayer is a beast!! Would love that for spraying docks 😂

Great video once again. Love the Bateman sprayer lovely bit of kit.

Good vid again. Sprayer is nice bit of kit. Grass looks well too.

Great video Andy!!!

Thanks for your hard work making these videos stay safe bud 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

good video nice to learn a bit about the sprayer

Great video andy, beans will look better for some rain this week.

Wonderful piece of kit'

Nice video. I drive a rb35 great machines !!

Greta video!

Nice video

Keep the vids coming

great video

Brilliant video Andy as always 👍

Another excellent video. Keep it up

great stuff

I can see a Kverneland Plough under that building!

Hi greetings from New Zealand , I enjoy your videos , I left 17 yrs ago and this is my fix of the home country when you put you vids up , just wondering is this your family farm ? Keep em coming , cheers .

How come you went for a self propeled sprayer instead of a tractor pulled type?

Piston liners could be the issue with the water getting into the oil. That would be one of the last thing after trying the radiator. They are relatively cheap to replace. Just time consuming.

What nozels are you using for 200 litres hectare and then for 100 and 150 litres hectare new to the spraying game and I am looking for some advice as having issues getting used to my machine

How long dust it take 2 fill the tank ?

Interesting bit of kit. Nice work. Does it have a set of row crop tires too ??

Do u ever use Envy spray

Any reason for not having the sprayer boom at 50cm above the crop? Does it not have auto boom height?

Have you thought about cylinder liners, might be a seal or cracked liner

Do you know if Bateman make a demountable sprayer version? A bit like the kellands multidrive

Have you lot had any rain because up in County Durham there hasn’t been any rain

Why do u spray for docks because down here in New Zealand we don't and the animals eat them or they get put into hay or silage

Where are these filmed at?

Hi Andy, does the machine know how fast you are driving and varies the rate/pressure as you drive? How do you know how much product/water you need per field? Is it just a bit of a guessing game? If you have any left if the tank at the end of the day what do you do with it? Sorry for all the questions but just find it very interesting!

I don't think getting the head tested was a waste of time at all. It can only be one or more of three things, cracked head, cracked block, or the most likely, I blown gasket. Best to get it tested while you've got it off.

Do you find 3000L for your size farm is a bit small? Surely you’re filling up all the time and you’ve got some nice sized fields as well.

Just wondering why you run your boom so high as you are getting alot of driffet and it won't apply the chemical where it should be applied

Can you get a Bateman with autosteer ??? Nice one

Hi Andy, hope you're all well. I see your neighbours have OSR, looks ok on camera but do you know if they're having reasonable luck with it? Is it the farm you're brother works on?

Show us how to drive the Bateman and all the controls

Do you just need pa2 to operator that sprayer Andy?

What size tyres are on the sprayer?

Andy, What gps screen is it you use in the sprayer? Thanks

What part of England are you Andy?

Who’s george

What year is the sprayer?

I def watch all the videos and love them but I will have to be honest that as a scientist both herbicides and pesticides are bad news for humans. They are designed to kill organic matter with a particular strain but a certain % even though small ends up either in the water system / in the food chain and cannot be good for human consumption. I know people will argue it but where I work we have found traces of herbicide formulae in different foods and worse than that traces of roundup, even in beers bought over the counter. If they werent harmful then why would humans need any precautionary measures when filling sprayers etc. Def bad bad news. The problem is not the impact of one time exposure but exposure over many years.