February 12, 2025
Househam Sprayers calls in the administrators
News has reached us that British manufacturer Househam Sprayers faces an uncertain future after calling in the administrators.
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July 12, 2021
Technical: Altek and Lykketronic Smart C Spray 124
Getting a sprayer to deliver an even application is relatively straightforward when travelling in a straight line, but throw corners into the equation and the task becomes significantly more complex. The problem arises because of the differing speeds nozzles along the…
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January 13, 2020
Househam Harrier: Evolution of the species
DRIVING IMRESSION: More evolution than revolution, the Harrier is Househam’s successor to the Merlin range. We take a close look at this heavily revised self-propelled sprayer
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May 16, 2018
Househam Predator self-propelled sprayer:Househam on the hunt
DRIVING IMPRESSION: Predator is Househam’s new class of self-propelled sprayer, which will sit above its current range-topper, the Merlin. Ahead of the Predator’s Cereals Event launch, we take a close look at a pre-production model.
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September 22, 2020
Househam Spirit
Self-propelled sprayers are generally seen as the expensive option when buying new, which led Househam to developing the Spirit. A simple no frills, light weight machine but with the self-propelled plus points of increased clearance…
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December 16, 2004
Hardi – Alpha Plus
Driving impression: Hardi Alpha Plus sprayer ... or do you have an unhindered view from the ‘bridge' of your SP sprayer? Farmers this side of the Channel have never warmed to Europeanstyle front-engined machines preferring…
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August 21, 2003
Househam self-propelled sprayers:
USED MACHINERY: Swift, Sprint, Super Sprint, Imp and Super Imp– names that, until 2002, represented the selfpropelledsprayers within the Househam line. James de Havilland reviews what the firmhas to offer those farmers in the market…
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September 21, 2002
Driving impression: Househam self-propelled sprayer
Lincs self-propelled sprayer specialist Househam tends to follow a policy of continuously updating its models rather than spending too heavily on developing a new range. Martin Rickatson finds out whether last spring’s design revisions keep…
