John Deere sts12 self propelled sprayer Specs (2023-2026)

Key specifications for the John Deere sts12 self propelled sprayer (2023-2026) include high engine power at 330 hp (246 kW) together with high weight at 31,600 lb (14.3 t). It also has travel speed of 34.8 mph (56 km/h).

Specification profile

2023-2026

Weight: 31,600 lb (14.3 t)Engine power: 330 hp (246 kW)Travel speed: 34.8 mph (56 km/h)Working Width: 59.1 ft (18 m)

31,600 lb (14.3 t)Weight

330 hp (246 kW)Engine power

34.8 mph (56 km/h)Travel speed

59.1 ft (18 m)Working Width

1,162 US gal (4,400 L)Barrel Volume

Tier 4 FinalEmission level

John DeereEngine manufacturer

NoHydr. Hillside /slope Control

How it compares

Low, average or high?

Engine power

High

330 hp (246 kW)

Low 121 hp (90 kW)Typical 262 hp (195 kW)High 422 hp (315 kW)

Engine power is well above the typical figure.

Weight

High

31,600 lb (14.3 t)

Low 9,656 lb (4.38 t)Typical 25,174 lb (11.4 t)High 41,998 lb (19.1 t)

Weight is well above the typical figure.

Travel speed

Above average

34.8 mph (56 km/h)

Low 13.6 mph (21.9 km/h)Typical 27.9 mph (44.9 km/h)High 41.6 mph (67 km/h)

Travel speed is above the typical figure.

Working Width

Low

59.1 ft (18 m)

Low 13.1 ft (3.99 m)Typical 84.4 ft (25.7 m)High 120 ft (36.6 m)

Working Width is well below the typical figure.

Barrel Volume

Above average

1,162 US gal (4,400 L)

Low 84.3 US gal (319 L)Typical 966 US gal (3,658 L)High 1,849 US gal (7,000 L)

Barrel Volume is above the typical figure.

Overview

Model information

Manufacturer	John Deere
Model	sts12 self propelled sprayer
Model year / production	2023-2026

Full specifications

Technical details

Performance

Engine power330 hp (246 kW)

Travel speed34.8 mph (56 km/h)

Dimensions

Working Width59.1 ft (18 m)

Capacity & weight

Weight31,600 lb (14.3 t)

Barrel Volume1,162 US gal (4,400 L)

Engine & drivetrain

Emission levelTier 4 Final

Engine manufacturerJohn Deere

Setup & fitment

Standard tyresVF320/105R54

Other specifications

Hydr. Hillside /slope ControlNo