Eco-Harvester Roll-Back Offer
The Eco-Harvester’s manufacturer is rolling back prices and we are passing the savings on to you! Prices are down to 2022 levels from $109,499.00 to $98,999.00. Save a whopping $10,500.00 by sending your order and 50% down payment by August 30, 2023.
This price reduction is unprecedented and you will never be able to purchase an Eco-Harvester for a better price.
In addition, we have the NEW 5’ x 5’ cutter-head attachment (in addition to the pulling function) so that your Eco-Harvester can cut emergent and submerged lake weeds. How is this done? The manufacturer has developed technology that enables a user to change out the blue drum and intake conveyor for the new cutter-head attachment and intake conveyor. This ingenious technology gives the operator the option to pull submerged lake weeds like milfoil and curly leaf pondweed with the standard blue drum/intake conveyor OR switch out for the cutter-head attachment/intake conveyor so that you can cut emergent lake weeds like cattails, bullrush, and pencil reeds. This technology gives the operator true 3 in 1 lake weed pulling, lake weed cutting, and surface debris skimming flexibility. There is not another harvester in the world that can provide all three options!
The 2023 Eco-Harvester features:
- Optional 5’ x 5’ cutter-head attachment
- Heavy Duty Intake Conveyor (Improved durability)
- Flip-up/Flip-down walk-around side step (Easy access)
- Separate hydraulic motor for intake roller (33% More Dynamic Flow Intake)
- Comes standard with a Honda fuel injection gas engine – Kubota diesel engine optional upgrade
The Eco-Harvester is available for $109,499.00 $98,999.00 (Offer ends AUGUST 30, 2023)
The optional trailer is available for $9,499.00+
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877-224-4899
Top 4 Reasons Why Lake Associations and Lake Management Companies Choose the Eco-Harvester
1. Better alternative than using herbicides & chemicals for lake weeds!
Almost every Lake Association that has purchased the Eco-Harvester over the last two-year’s used chemicals or herbicides previously. In most cases the reasons they stopped using chemicals/herbicides included: READ FULL ARTICLE HERE