Brinsea Eco manual turn incubator like new. Used only one time.

[bigjohn]

ECO 20 holds 60 quail eggs and I believe 24 chicken eggs. Best incubator I have ever owned. This is the manual turn model. Included is a small analog hygrometer that I purchased separately. Nothing wrong with incubator, just had to quit birds for a while. Wish I could continue to hatch 'cause this little machine works great! The shipping is for ups ground so any other shipping would be additional.

Comes with thermometer, egg rails (adjustable for different sized eggs) and incubator.

 

[hcammack]

Sorry bigjohn I actually need to take my bid back I know thats huge No no but it is still at the starting price. I just read through the post and I need an auto turner.

Thanks,
Henry

 

[bigjohn]

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No problem. I understand.

 

[seminolewind]

You people should jump on this one. I just got one and it has not wandered even a tenth of a degree away from 99.5. The eggs go in tomorrow. This is a real nice quality too.

 

[Joyryder]

I so want to get it as a back up, but it a little over budget right now.
Sunnychick Why did you bid 3 times?

 

[lemurchaser]

I don't know what your reserve is but I noticed it wasn't met yet. Just an FYI to the OP, these are on sale from brinsea for $99 new (plus $20 s&h). Unless yours is one of the more advanced ones that is more expensive.

 

[SunnyChic]

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I was trying to figure out what the reserve is...

I can get on on the brinsea website for $99, so that's why I stopped where I did.

 

[bigjohn]

By the way,(sorry I forgot to mention) the highest bidder will also get a digital Brinsea thermometer with extra battery and a Georgia Quail Farm stick thermometer. Both are extremely accurate and I used them to verify the thermometer accuracy of the Brinsea therm. I paid a almost 50.00 for both including shipping. So this incubator is a very good deal.

 

[SunnyChic]

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That is a great deal, bigjohn; thanks for the added info.

 

[Atlchick]

In what area of GA do you live? I'm in metro Atl.