Saturday, September 10, 2011
Monday, September 5, 2011
Friday, July 22, 2011
LAKE WEED ROLLER REVIEWS
http://www.LakeWeedRoller.net
you will find pretty much anything you need to know about a Weed Roller on that one link
Its a great way to review the way it works
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Used Lake WeedRoller (new or used) Find It Here!
http://www.siteproweb.com/usedweedroller
One of our very best customers has sold his lakehome and we will be taking in a nice condition WeedRoller
Its only a year or two old (we will verify that once we get it in and checked over)
If you follow after Craigslist you know how incredibly FAST these disappear.
so,
The next time we get one in our hands, you should be on the list!
(this is where that term, YOU SNOOZE you LOOSE comes in
PS the price is unknown until we see the exact condition but it may be a premium sale if the customers has described it accurately We typically will even offer a short term warranty - and sometimes even a guarantee! (Who else can do that?)
Just sign up HERE: http://www.siteproweb.com/usedweedroller
Saturday, September 26, 2009
New Lake Weed Removal Testimonial - WEEDROLLER NEWS
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Weed Roller In The News: KSTP TV Reports on Minnesota DNR Permit Application
DNR Raises Prices to Remove Aquatic Vegetation
The cost to clear vegetation along the shoreline at your cabin is about to go up. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is more than doubling the cost for a permit to allow residents to remove aquatic vegetation from their property.
The permits for both Weed Rollers and herbicides will be raised from $30 to approximately $90 next summer.
Bruce Wahlstrom of Lake Weeders Digest (http://www.WeedersDigest.com)says many lake homeowners are willing to pay thousands of dollars for his company's product, called the Weed Roller, to clean their shoreline.
But Wahlstrom predicts that when the DNR imposes the higher fees, more homeowners may start looking for ways to get around the new costs.
"When people see the restrictions getting stronger and more expensive, we'll see more people taking things into their own hands...that's not good for the state, that's not good for our lakes," Wahlstrom explained.
He says he fears more people will turn to chemicals to clear out vegetation that could potentially harm wildlife and the lake.
The legislature is forcing the DNR to nearly triple its fees due to the Aquatic Plant Management program isn't able to pay for itself.
The DNR will accept public comments about the fees until Aug. 14. However, officials say while they'll listen, their hands are tied because of their orders from the legislature.
For more information on the WeedRoller visit http://www.WeedRoller.MN
