About Truxor Harvesters
Truxor Harvester machines are versatile and innovative amphibious vehicles designed for aquatic vegetation management and restoration projects.
These robust machines are commonly used in various water bodies, such as lakes, ponds, rivers, and wetlands, to address issues related to overgrown vegetation and environmental conservation. The name “Truxor” originates from the Swedish company “Truxor AB,” which specializes in manufacturing these cutting-edge machines.
One of the key features that set Truxor Harvester machines apart is their ability to navigate through both water and land.
The amphibious design allows them to efficiently access hard-to-reach areas, including shallow waters, marshes, and narrow channels, where conventional machinery might struggle to operate. This adaptability makes them ideal for tasks such as dredging, bank restoration, and clearing aquatic vegetation that can impede water flow and hamper biodiversity.
DREDGING
SHORELINE RESTORATION
VEGETATION CONTROL
Built with the Environment in mind
In terms of environmental impact, Truxor Harvester machines are designed with sustainability in mind. They are equipped with low-emission engines and designed to minimize disruption to sensitive aquatic ecosystems. By efficiently removing excessive vegetation, they can improve water quality, prevent the spread of invasive species, and promote habitat restoration for fish and other aquatic organisms.
A Valuable Asset
Truxor Attachments
Truxor Harvester machines are equipped with a range of attachments to cater to different tasks.
The most common attachment is the cutting head, which efficiently chops and removes aquatic plants like water lilies and reeds. Additionally, the machines can be fitted with a rake, crane, or excavator attachments, expanding their versatility for various environmental projects.
