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Features:
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Cuts up to 12 acres of weeds a day
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easily and economically. The main sickle cuts a 10-foot swath of weeds from 18 inches above the surface of the water and any depth to 5 feet below the surface of the water. Two side sickles keep the unit free of accumulating cut weeds. The rake is then attached and pushes the cut weeds to shore.
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Easily navigates in water as shallow as 10-inches
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with paddle propulsion. The paddles will not destroy fish or damage sensitive breeding areas.
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Easy-to-use controls
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are conveniently located and hydraulic powered for safe one-man operation.
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Easily assembled
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The main sickle is attached and ready for service in only minutes on shore. The optional trailer makes it easy to launch, transport and store.
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Specifications:
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Engine
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Single 8-HP Briggs & Stratton overhead valve four cycle air-cooled engine with electric start. Other engine options are available at extra cost. Completely hydraulic powered for easy and trouble-free operation.
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Power
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A single hydraulic pump produces energy to operate two hydraulic motors and the lifting cylinder. One hydraulic motor powers the cutter head sickles. A second motor operates the paddle propulsion system with forward, neutral and reverse. Bearings of ball, roller, UHMW and bronze construction. All hydraulic functions can be used independently and simultaneously.
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Sickles
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One 10-foot wide main sickle and two 7-foot long side sickles. (Used to keep free of accumulating cut weeds.)
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Pontoon
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12-ft. x 4-ft. x 1-ft. All metal airtight welded construction of 16-gauge steel with 90% foam flotation.
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