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Paul Allee Posted 252 days ago I am very happy with this little guy. The legs don't quite fit the width of my wheel barrow, so I wound up making a really big pile and shoveling from that instead. There's no switch on this machine, so I just got an old power strip and used the switch on it to start and stop the machine. Besides those two simple drawbacks, it works perfectly. I believe it will hold up well. Before this, I was trying to build my own and got fed up with that. The next larger sifter you can feed with a front end bucket went and raised the price up to like 6,000 so yeah they can keep it. We are making compressed earth blocks and the earth is sifted and mixed with portland cement before being pressed into blocks. We are feeding the sifter from above to save labor. Over all I would recommend this to anyone that needs such a thing.  

Mark M. Posted 244 days ago The screener is living up to my expectations - and really fun to use! It arrived within two weeks of ordering it as promised, easy final assembly, and I put it to work right away. I haven't timed it but after sifting a few yards of excavated earth, topsoil and sod I'd say it is roughly 10x faster than the manual screen I've been using for years, and just the right size and weight to take within a shovel's reach of my dirt piles. I added an inline power switch for convenience since I'm a one-man operation and have to stop frequently to empty either wheelbarrow. I also replaced the leg adjustment bolts with 3/8-16 threaded knobs I found online since I move the machine around a lot and my property is not very level. I'm also very impressed with how easily and quickly the manufacturer responded via email to a couple questions I had, giving great answers and advice.