Used Jet Worm Harvester

I recently received an email from Veronica G., asking me if I might be able to let RWC readers know about the “lightly used” worm harvester she has for sale. What’s funny is that a good friend of mine had asked me just a short time before receiving Veronica’s email if I happened to know where she might be able to find a used harvester (strangely enough, she tracked one down on her own almost right away). Anyway, I wouldn’t be surprised if there are some other RWC readers (a bit more serious about their worm farming activities) thinking about potentially purchasing one of these, so I’m more than happy to help Veronica get the word out about it.

***IMPORTANT UPDATE: Veronica was able to find a buyer quite quickly, so the harvester is no longer available***

Here is the pertinent info Veronica provided me with:

Jet Worm Harvester

SPECS

Model 2420

2-36 Inch Screens

103 Inches Long (8 ½ ft)

36 Inches Wide

41 Inches High w/o Legs

Weight-130 lbs.

Aluminum Loading Chute

Aluminum Paddles

1 Additional Screen

If you go to the jetcompost.com website, you can see the model 2420 that I purchased. You will also see that with the loading chute, aluminum paddles and 1 additional screen that the MSRP is $3,676.00.

I am asking $1800 for my harvester. It was very lightly used (about 10 times), I purchased it brand new, have been the only user and it has been stored almost exclusively inside. If anyone is interested or wants to make me an offer, please let me know. I live in Stoutland, Missouri and will do my best to help make pick-up or delivery as easy and inexpensive as possible.

If you are interested and/or you would like to see some more pictures (close-ups), just drop me a line and I’ll help you get connected with Veronica.

Written by Bentley on May 11th, 2011 with 5 comments.
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