RoGator 1300 Sprayer
The RoGator 1300, commonly called the RG1300, is a 1,300-gallon self-propelled sprayer from the 2012-2014 AGCO Power line. It was the large-tank model of this group, respected for its 339 hp engine, high-acreage capacity, rear boom, and hydrostatic four-wheel-drive chassis.
RoGator 1300 specifications
| Production years | 2012-2014 |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Self-propelled sprayer |
| Product tank capacity | 1,300 US gal |
| Boom width options | 90, 100, or 120 ft |
| Engine | AGCO Power 8.4 L inline-six, 339 rated hp |
| Crop clearance | 50 in. with standard tires |
| Weight | Approx. 32,000 lb, configuration dependent |
| Drive | Tandem hydrostatic 4WD SmartDrive |
What the 1300 is used for
The RG1300 is designed for large field programs where a 1,300-gallon tank and 90- to 120-foot boom reduce fill interruptions and support high daily coverage. The hydrostatic four-wheel-drive layout, adjustable tread, and independent air-ride suspension are intended to keep a large machine productive across uneven row-crop ground.
Used buyers appreciate its capacity and strong engine, especially where a large RoGator dealer base is available. Its value depends heavily on boom condition, electronic equipment, and evidence that the hydrostatic and suspension systems were serviced correctly.
Why the RoGator 1300 stands out
The RG1300's defining feature is large-machine capacity in a 339 hp, 8.4 L AGCO Power platform. Its SmartDrive hydrostat, balanced chassis, air-ride suspension, and 1,300-gallon stainless tank made it a major-acreage sprayer in its era.
Buying a used RoGator 1300
Assess boom alignment, hinge pins, weld repairs, cradles, cylinders, plumbing, valves, solenoids, and product-pump operation before considering the machine. Check hydrostatic drive behavior under load, wheel motors, suspension struts, tire wear, engine aftertreatment history, cab wiring, Viper display, steering, boom-height system, and rate-controller calibration; confirm exact weight and options from the serial-number build record.
RoGator 1300 frequently asked questions
What is the RoGator 1300 tank size?
The RG1300 liquid version uses a 1,300 US-gallon stainless steel product tank.
How much horsepower does the RG1300 have?
The 2012-2014 model is commonly rated at 339 hp with an AGCO Power 8.4 L engine.
Is the RG1300 a good used large-acreage sprayer?
It can be, provided its hydrostatic drive, suspension, boom, plumbing, and precision equipment pass a thorough inspection and local parts support is confirmed.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used sprayers vary by condition, use, and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.