Dengleman OnePass Herbicide Applicator and Mower

The Dengleman OnePass Herbicide Applicator and Mower is a specialized agricultural and land management system designed for precise, one-pass herbicide application integrated with cutting functionality. The unit features a 15-foot bat wing mower equipped with cutting blades that apply herbicide directly through the blade mounts, eliminating the need for separate spraying equipment. It includes a precision drawbar clamping hitch, dual bolt-on guide wheels, and a steel enclosure housing two white poly chemical tanks, a chemical injection pump with calibrated motor speed control, and an aluminum distribution manifold that ensures even fluid delivery. The system is powered by a 1000 PTO and includes a Raven SCS4070 control console with full wiring harnesses for tractor and mower integration, along with a GPS kit for accurate application tracking. The unit also incorporates a freshwater tank with check valve protection, a spill kit, emergency shovel, chemwash, and a tool box for field maintenance. Critical components include six 5-inch wide by 25.5-inch long cutting blades, three blade mounts with integrated reservoirs and distribution channels, and Teflon double-lip dust seals that require periodic replacement, as do the blade bolts and other wear items. The system is supported by foam-filled recapped aircraft tires, four required walking tires, and double-acting wing lift cylinders for stable operation. A 15-foot chain cable, stainless steel gearbox transfer bolts, inline strainers, and polypropylene ball valves ensure durability and flow control. The unit is set aside exclusively for small businesses under NAICS code 333112 and was posted on May 12, 2026, with a response deadline of May 18, 2026. The contracting office is the Department of Defense, specifically W6QM Micc-Ft Drum located at Fort Drum, New York, with Carrie Lawton as the primary point of contact.