Highland Supply products

The Harvester 710 may be the smallest tractor in the BCS fleet, but it packs a significant punch. Built with the same commercial quality as all BCS tractor models, the 710 has two working speeds in both directions, as well as a third transport speed in rear-mount “tiller” mode. You’ll notice the 710′s handlebars differ from other BCS models. A simpler BCS design is utilized to adjust the handlebars, which lacks anti-vibration and the ease of adjustment found on larger BCS models. However, its all-gear driven transmission, automotive-style clutch and versatile options makes it far superior to competitive tiller brands. Another difference in the 710 from other BCS models is the Subaru-Robin, 5.7 HP engine. Subaru has established itself as a more-than-suitable alternative to Honda small engines, and comes with a standard 3-year warranty.

The BCS Harvester 718 is similar to the 722, with the only difference being engine size. Powered by a Honda GX200 engine, the 718 features two working speeds in both directions and a third transport speed in rear-mount “tiller” mode. This gives the operator more options and power over models 710 and 712, while still popular as an economical choice among small-garden enthusiasts. The 718 is equipped to handle garden plots and smaller mowing applications, but is limited in power for larger activities.