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[11] Building a Dirt Screener & Using It (Kubota BX23s)

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Built a cheap dirt screener out of 2x4 scraps & chicken wire (2" x 3") to screen two piles of slash mulch that I had piled up. There was much more of this slash mulch, but it had been brought to the landfill over the past few weeks before I decided to screen it.

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Комментарии : 15

@jimmg8994 6 месяцев назад

A true video. I like that you are not afraid to show the good and the bad.

@KubotaMonsterBX23S 4 года назад

Glad to see i'm not the only one that finds the loader stick super sensitive LOL. So hard to get that thing to be smooth. Great video.

@TotallyTrav 4 года назад

Sage is alive! Much better video than the previous Sage-less one

@kodyjones4109 3 года назад

Dig the AFI in the background. Good vid

@ScottyNotAvailable 3 года назад

Nice work!

@vidili68 Месяц назад

Hi there To small for top jop. Have a good day be safe.

@JThelen1031 4 года назад

Quality content right here.

@mandiegarrett1706 6 месяцев назад

What is the top height of your sifter? Thank you.

@rleb4545 4 года назад

Great Video! Thanks for posting. I was looking for a good design for one of theses.. Quest..would you have gone with a smaller size screen if you had to do it over? I love my BX23s... I'm looking for a good place to get implements other that the Kubota dealership... $$$

@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC 4 года назад

I would have certainly aligned/attached the chicken wire tighter/better and perhaps either made the screen shorter or a bit lower to the ground for easier bucket dumping.

@Rekt-Training 4 года назад

Could the bx23s handle a garage pad prep including excavating small hill to level and all the drainage required?

@EngineeringEternity 4 года назад

It largely depends on the land you have to work with. For example, I am in New Hampshire and my property is almost all rocks or ledge. So for me to prep a foundation/dig a certain depth into hills, I hit solid rock, or rocks so big I can't move them. If you don't have that type of soil, you can totally do what you are proposing.