Description
Enhance your material sorting efficiency with the Forestwest Handle Rotary Sieve, designed to prevent the passage of large pieces. This versatile sieve is perfect for sorting large quantities of compost, sand, or soil, catering to a variety of applications. Elevate your material screening process with the Forestwest Handle Rotary Sieve.
Specifications:
| Product name | Manual Rotary Sieve Machine BM698 |
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Colour |
Black |
| Drum Width | 460mm |
| Hole Diameter | 9mm |
| Packing Size | 740*450*430mm |
| N.W./G.W. | 19/21kg |
Lift Gate Service
The lift gate service provides a safe method to unload heavy and bulky products to the ground. For products over 150lbs, a lift gate service fee ($95) is NOT included in the estimated shipping cost.
If you DO NOT have the equipment or manpower to unload the products, please contact us Before or After you place the order, we can help you arrange this service.
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United StatesDirt Sifter works but has some issues
The dirt sifter is made with good quality metal and construction. The shipping box and Styrofoam, etc was packed well with no shipping damage. The assembling directions were abysmal. Somewhat vague with no pictorial references at all. The instructions need more detail with details pictures to assist novices. After assembly, the sifter wobbles on flat surfaces. Again, the instructions mention vaguely about wobbly legs with no details on how to resolve that. I contacted the "customer support" # prior to purchasing this, since I couldn't find any reviews online about it. I was not given the time of day in this regards. The rep that replied via email said that there were no videos available. I asked if one could be posted to youtube, etc., but I didn't get a reply. Now, on to the review of the sifter's operation. The operation/assembly booklet is only 1 small page folded over. It's not a lot of detail. I shoveled 3 shovels full of dirt into the sifter and cranked on the handle. I found out right away that you must place your feet on the legs of the sifter to keep it from tipping over. The auger with its tines started sifting the dirt with some effort, which was to be expected. The dirt I'm sifting has some clay components. After sifting the majority of the dirt, The clay infused dirt clumped on the sides of the bottom grill and the grill itself. I had to scrap away this debris by hand. It seems that stopping to clean up the sifter will be a challenge. This isn't a design flaw. The dirt was sifted very well that was placed inside. The chute dropped it below nicely. The design to remove the debris left behind is not well thought out. In the back of the sifter, there's a flap that a latch. It can opened, and I'm guessing it's supposed to fall out below. It partially falls down the chute, and you have to lean it back to drop the remaining chunks. I might be using it incorrectly, but once again the operating instructions were about three sentences long. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. The quality is good, but the support and some design issues are a problem for me.