Self-propelled sprayer Horsch Leeb 6.280VL for rent with an operator. A self-propelled sprayer with a 36-metre boom and a 6,000-litre tank — the largest tank among machines of this width in our fleet. Hydraulic adjustment of ground clearance and track width adapts the machine to crop height, and AgLeader autosteer keeps passes free of overlaps. We work on areas from 400 ha in nine regions of western and central Ukraine, payment per treated hectare.
What makes this machine strong
Three things that make the product land evenly and the treatment fit the window.6,000 L tank
A large tank with a 36 m boom — a long pass between refills.
Clearance and track
Hydraulic adjustment adapts the machine to crop height and row spacing — less damage to plants.
AgLeader autosteer
Straight parallel passes without overlaps or gaps.
Which fields and jobs it suits
Where exactly the Horsch Leeb 6.280VL beats the other machines in our fleet.Late treatments in tall crops
Hydraulic clearance adjustment raises the machine above maize or sunflower at late stages — fewer damaged plants in the wheel tracks.
Different row spacing
Track width is adjusted hydraulically to match the row spacing — the wheels run between the rows, not on them.
Long passes without refills
A 6,000 L tank with a 36 m boom — one of the largest spray volumes in our fleet, especially useful when water is far from the field.
How much it covers per shift
Calculated from rated boom width and working speed with a field efficiency of 0.7.The 0.7 factor accounts for turns and refills. The further the water is from the field, the lower it gets: refills take more time than the passes themselves.
Sprayers in our fleet
Five self-propelled machines — we choose one for the field size, crop and treatment window.
New Holland SP310FFlagship of the fleetBoom41 mTankup to 6,060 LPer shift~410 ha
What the price includes
This is not bare rental: the machine arrives with a person who knows how to work with it.
Our own sprayerNo middlemen — you know what will arrive in your field.
OperatorWorks on this machine every day and knows its settings.
Rate controlThe rate is visible on the terminal throughout the pass; the certificate shows actual usage.
Fuel and transportAlready included in the price per hectare.
How much spraying costs
Payment is per treated hectare; we fix the rate before we go out. It depends on the area and number of fields, the type of treatment and spray volume, distance to water and transport. Products are not included in the price. Which treatments we carry out and in what weather we go out — on the page field spraying.
Where we work
From 400 ha. Less? Team up with neighbours — one contract, each pays for its own hectares.Western and central Ukraine — moving the machinery doesn’t eat into the cost of work.
- Khmelnytskyi
- Lviv
- Vinnytsia
- Ternopil
- Rivne
- Volyn
- Zhytomyr
- Chernivtsi
- Ivano-Frankivsk
Questions and answers
Call or write to us — we will reply within one business day and calculate the cost for your hectares.
Can the Horsch Leeb 6.280VL treat tall maize?
Yes. Ground clearance is adjusted hydraulically, so the machine can be raised above late-stage crops and pass with less damage to plants in the wheel tracks.
How is the Horsch Leeb different from the Case Patriot 4430?
The boom is almost the same (36 m vs 36.5 m), but the Leeb has a bigger tank — 6,000 L vs 4,542 L — and hydraulic clearance and track adjustment. The 4430 is for level fields; the Leeb is for when tall crops or distant water matter.
Does the Leeb adapt to row spacing?
Yes, track width is adjusted hydraulically — the wheels run between the rows, not over the plants.
Can I rent a sprayer without an operator?
No, the sprayer works only with our operator. They work on this machine every day, know its settings and are responsible for an even rate in the field.
Are products and water included in the price?
No. Products are supplied by the client, with documents, and so is water for the solution, from a source near the field. The price includes the machine, operator, fuel and transport.
In what weather don’t you go out into the field?
Wind above 5 m/s, temperatures above +25 °C, low humidity and night-time inversion — in these conditions the product drifts or doesn’t reach the leaf.
Crop, area and type of treatment — we will quote the rate per hectare and the nearest window to go out.
