OP
DeSite ASM
New member
Hi Bill
I am out of the country on business at the moment so probably Peter will assist you. I will replace the two spring at no charge to you if you are going to buy a couple more. Just let him know.
I am probably bias, but I am always amazed at what they will screen. These machines cost half of any comparable screener in its size. I have worked in and around dirt most of my life. I used to be in the logging business and always wanted my own small machine to be able to screen bank gravel to rock my roads. A static grizzly screen worked ok but plugged up to easily.
I always wanted to build a compact screener to work in confined areas. I knew that I wanted the screen deck to vibrate and to be able to manipulate the deck slope for different screening conditions.
My first production design was the PVG 12v series screener. They worked ok but I could see room for improvement.
It was kind of funny, I spent about 2 years just thinking about making a new design but when I finally put the pen to paper it only took me about 2 hours to draw the machine. I fact I was on an airplane when I drew the conceptual design.
The unit you bought weighs about 2100 lbs. It is a simple but strong design.
As I mentioned before, I am making an adapter that will go onto a three point hitch on the back of a tractor for moving the SLG-78 machines.
This will allow tractors to move the screener quickly and efficiently without having to change the bucket to forks.
When I get it done I will post some pictures.
Thanks
Brad
I am out of the country on business at the moment so probably Peter will assist you. I will replace the two spring at no charge to you if you are going to buy a couple more. Just let him know.
I am probably bias, but I am always amazed at what they will screen. These machines cost half of any comparable screener in its size. I have worked in and around dirt most of my life. I used to be in the logging business and always wanted my own small machine to be able to screen bank gravel to rock my roads. A static grizzly screen worked ok but plugged up to easily.
I always wanted to build a compact screener to work in confined areas. I knew that I wanted the screen deck to vibrate and to be able to manipulate the deck slope for different screening conditions.
My first production design was the PVG 12v series screener. They worked ok but I could see room for improvement.
It was kind of funny, I spent about 2 years just thinking about making a new design but when I finally put the pen to paper it only took me about 2 hours to draw the machine. I fact I was on an airplane when I drew the conceptual design.
The unit you bought weighs about 2100 lbs. It is a simple but strong design.
As I mentioned before, I am making an adapter that will go onto a three point hitch on the back of a tractor for moving the SLG-78 machines.
This will allow tractors to move the screener quickly and efficiently without having to change the bucket to forks.
When I get it done I will post some pictures.
Thanks
Brad