The gasoline powered Agricultural Backpack 2-Cycle Aspirator
Model 1612 is a heavy duty backpack-mounted aspirator for
collection of insects larger than mosquitoes and sandflies.
It is used to collect resting and flying species in row crops,
on ornamentals, from turf grass and other plants.
This unit was designed by the John W. Hock
Company in response to the need for a backpack-mounted aspirator
for insects larger than mosquitoes and sandflies. It is used
to collect resting and flying species in row crops, on ornamentals,
from turf grass and other plants.
This unit comes complete
with a a 2-cycle gasoline engine mounted on a welded and
power-coated aluminum backpack frame. It is lightweight,
durable, and comfortable to use. It has been very well received
by agriculture as well as medical entomology researchers
and surveyors. The unit has a one-year warrantee.
Air-cooled 2-cycle Motor
The
Agricultural Backpack Aspirator
features a reliable 2-cycle, single-cylinder gasoline engine. The engine is made
by Echo and has a 21.2cc displacement with a chromed piston and cylinder wall.
The engine also features needle bearings for longer life.
