Using Spray Drones Since 2021 | Spray Drone Network
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20m
Seth Arnold discovered spray drones in 2020 after several family members told him he needed to buy one to add to his custom application business. After lots of research, Seth made the purchase and hasn't looked back. Over the last five years, Seth has grown his business, learned how to become a safer pilot, and started spraying a very unique crop in Ohio.
This episode is presented by ECHO Eqpt. The skid Seth uses is The ECHO SS Super Skid Removable Flatbed. It's a heavy-duty hauling platform designed to convert a semi tractor into a versatile agricultural and equipment transport truck. Built for operators who need flexibility, the Super Skid can be swapped on or off in about 15 minutes, allowing the truck to quickly return to normal towing duty.
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