My NEW Electric Portable Screener

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • This is my first attempt at screening topsoil with my new DeSite SLG 78VF. The DeSite SLG-78VF Topsoil Screener is a great investment for people wanting to save time and money recycling sand, rock, topsoil, compost and many other products. The screener has been specifically designed for use with skid steers, excavators and bucket tractors with up to a 78 inch wide bucket.

Комментарии • 27

  • @marvinwegner6119
    @marvinwegner6119 4 года назад +1

    Nice to see you healthy and busy.

  • @GypsyPaz
    @GypsyPaz 3 года назад +3

    I like the flipscreen I saw on another RUclips channel. But I'm m just a guy who enjoys watching these videos, so im not sure my opinion counts.

    • @JimHowDigsDirt
      @JimHowDigsDirt  3 года назад +1

      I looked at the flip screens but think this one will better fit my needs.

    • @user-ir7ib9qu9s
      @user-ir7ib9qu9s 9 месяцев назад

      Do you know nice in medieval times means stupidity? And apron exists for an interesting reason. It is napron first . And somebody wrote a napron badly , so people recognised it as an apron

  • @jessewalters7046
    @jessewalters7046 4 года назад +4

    Arent you loosing a lot of vibration when you rest the bucket on the screen? Never used one, just curious.

  • @MrRandom750
    @MrRandom750 4 года назад +2

    Was wondering what you were up to with all the stuff goin on, (coolest quarantine purchase) Wild I never new they made electric screeners always have worked around the ones with a little diesel or 13hp Honda on them.

  • @dhamma58
    @dhamma58 4 года назад +2

    But the real burning question for year-round use....how does it work with snow?

  • @davidestelter1092
    @davidestelter1092 4 года назад

    nice soil to work with in a planter garden/raised beds...

  • @satan2133
    @satan2133 4 года назад

    Slick little set up

  • @digndurt6936
    @digndurt6936 4 года назад +1

    Why are you resting bucket on vibrating screen.

  • @capermac1758
    @capermac1758 4 года назад +1

    How many hours did you run for that amount of soil?

  • @dominicanbulldozer6496
    @dominicanbulldozer6496 4 года назад

    En qué usaras esa tierra que procesaste? En jardinería ó agricultura? Interesante ese pequeño agregado ☝😎

  • @roadrash90
    @roadrash90 3 года назад +1

    Hope you re screened your tailings 👍

  • @drewgardner81
    @drewgardner81 4 года назад

    I’ve been considering one of those myself

  • @steveholton4130
    @steveholton4130 4 года назад

    Pretty COOL!

  • @mikemuniak4711
    @mikemuniak4711 Год назад +1

    I mean you still have to have a generator to run it right? So why not buy one with a motor on it ,you really didn't save anything

  • @kylepalmer4033
    @kylepalmer4033 Месяц назад

    How many volts was this?

  • @erimus1
    @erimus1 2 года назад +1

    That screen is way too steep - you’re loosing half the soil

    • @JimHowDigsDirt
      @JimHowDigsDirt  2 года назад

      I thought so too. I tilted it as far as it can go but I agree it's still too steep. I'm going to try a longer piece of rubber to hold it on the screen longer to see if that helps.

    • @Thatguy89897
      @Thatguy89897 Год назад

      @@JimHowDigsDirt ruclips.net/video/dnr_xjS9wrM/видео.html

    • @xavierderoos
      @xavierderoos Месяц назад

      What generator are you using to power this?

  • @user-ir7ib9qu9s
    @user-ir7ib9qu9s 9 месяцев назад

    Ecru car driving wobbleless on the lane

  • @buster178
    @buster178 5 месяцев назад +1

    The problem there is your wasting good soil, that has balled up with rolling down the screen. This is to much waste. Back to the drawing board. 75% of the waste pile is good balled topsoil.