RB35 Crop Sprayer (2019) · Ref 2093
North Yorkshire
£135,000 Ex VAT
In The Field: A very positive summer
Technical Sales Manager David Main looks back over a busy summer of shows, events, and demos across the UK with our RB50 crop sprayer. Feedback from operators has been fantastic, particularly around the new technology and the way it works with the machine…
From operating to servicing: Andy Parry’s 27 year association with a Bateman RB25
Having started his career as a Bateman sprayer operator, Andy went on to drive one of the very first RB25s in Shropshire. More than two decades later, he is still maintaining that very same machine for its current owner…
Still going strong after 38 years: John Shaw’s 1988 Bateman HiLo
Purchased by John in June 2002, the self-propelled sprayer is now approaching four decades of service and has accumulated an impressive 9,488 hours. Despite its age it remains a vital part of the business, covering the acres every year across a mixed arable operation…
First impressions: Willes Farming’s new Bateman RB60
Just a few months after taking delivery of a new Bateman RB60, Farm Manager Rob Down is already seeing the benefits of investing in a larger-capacity, future-focused sprayer…
Strong demand for new Bateman Sprayers at Cereals and the Royal Highland Show
The 2026 show season got off to a flying start for R.J. Bateman Engineering with a highly successful appearance at Cereals, hosted this year at Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire…
From Hertfordshire to New Zealand: Why Bateman still means home to James Watts
During day one of Cereals 2026, we caught up with a visitor who had travelled a long way to be there. James Watts is a sprayer operator for Molloy Ag, Bateman’s approved partner in New Zealand and a long-standing Bateman customer…