10.) Does the system give you the driving pattern flexibility that you need?

When it comes to spraying, different fields need different approaches.
Flat fields with square corners are the easiest to spray. For these fields a back and forth parallel line spray pattern, often called an A-B line, is ideal.

If all fields were true rectangles, A-B line guidance would likely be all that you need. But few fields are. Many fields have irregular shapes and curving fence lines. Others are filled with rolling terrain and obstacles like rock outcroppings, wet spots or groves of trees.

So for many, if not most fields, the ideal spray pattern isn’t an A-B line, a spiral pattern or a curve or contour pattern. The ideal spray pattern is a combination of patterns.

Most Systems Lock You into Compromise
The vast majority of systems don’t give you this flexibility. They make you pick a single pre-programmed pattern for the entire field – a pattern that doesn’t fit the field’s unique requirements.

You end up compromising and driving by limitations of the system, rather than the lay of the land. That is, unless you choose SiteWinder.

Only SiteWinder Gives You Flexibility
With SiteWinder you can switch from A-B to spiral to contour at any time, on the fly. SiteWinder is the only system that gives you the flexibility to change driving modes within a field.

It’s also the only system that if you decide not to choose a specific pattern, it will allow you to improvise and generate your own. SiteWinder figures out where you need to go and shows you the way.

SiteWinder is the only system that will guide you along the straight and narrow, and the twisty and turny, right in the same field.

If you want spraying flexibility, SiteWinder is the system for you.

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