New Combo-Rate® Side Turrets

Combo-Rate Side Turret with Tips

Reversible Design

The nozzle body’s control module can be switched to either a left or right configuration to adjust to any interference with the boom frame or fittings. It must be used with a COMBO-RATE saddle, which is available in a number of different orientations, including dual outlet with offset check valve modules.

Combo-Rate® Side Take-Off Turret Reversal Instructions

Keep Tighter to the Boom for Folding

When compared to the original Combo-Rate turret, the side saddle cuts down the length away from the boom by upwards of 2-3″ for some PWM solenoids. This reduces any chance of nozzle body impact when folding a boom.

Designed for Pulse Width Modulation Solenoids

As PWM solenoids are typically the heaviest part of a nozzle body assembly, having them outstretched away from the boom can cause significant leverage on the nozzle body inlet, especially when a sprayer is bouncing in the field.

As the side turret now holds the PWM solenoid parallel to the boom, it significantly reduces the leverage felt on the inlet.

Alternative configurations of nozzle bodies fed from the same inlet

Given a variety of configurations on sprayer booms, using a Combo-Rate saddle with side-turret can be used to have the check valves offset from eachother. These check valve ports are offset closer to the controlled outlet to indicate which check valve controls either outlet arm. If the 41434-00 two-way nozzle body is not required, using a one-way 41433-00 is a clean alternative that performs the same action.

A Combo-Rate II saddle body top view with turret sharing the same inlet hole, but able to work independently of eachother despite sharing a common inlet. This is a good way to have check valve modules offset in case there are space constraints to one side or of the other of the nozzle body. The check valves are commonly replaced with a PWM solenoid so either or both of the ports can also be controlled by other measures.
A nozzle body with a single inlet that feeds both a single nozzle outlet and turret that can be used independent of eachother or together. The inlet is shared between two nozzle bodies, and the check valve modules are offset to provide clear indication of which check valve controls each outlet or turret. A common configuration of Case IH AimCommand FLEX and AimCommand FLEX HD enabled sprayers since 2017.
A nozzle body with a single inlet that feeds both a single nozzle outlet and turret that can be used independent of eachother or together. The inlet is shared between two nozzle bodies, and the check valve modules are offset to provide clear indication of which check valve controls each outlet or turret. A common configuration of Case IH AimCommand FLEX and AimCommand FLEX HD enabled sprayers since 2017.
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