JOYSEUS Soil Sifter with Vibration Motor, Automatic Wooden Sifting Screen, Sieve for Sand Rocks Dirt Compost - 39" x 19.5" Ultra Large to Fit Most Garden Yard Wheelbarrow Carts

Das Sieb funktioniert gut. Meine Erwartungen sind erfüllt. Leider kann ich nur 4 Sterne geben: - Ein Ein- und Ausschalter wäre sinnvoll. - Bei der Produktbeschreibung für den deutschen Raum (eventuell EU) sollte man darauf aufmerksam machen, dass der Motor für 110 V ausgelegt ist und man einen Transformator zu Erzeugen der Abwärtspannung von 220 V auf 110 Volt benötigt.

Excellent product. Saved me tons of time and effort removing rocks from a large garden bed. I laid the sieve across a wheelbarrow, shoveled a few loads of dirt onto the sieve, turned on the sifter, and let the motor do the work -- then lifted the sieve and emptied the rocks into a bucket to ready for the next load. You do have to brace the frame to keep it from moving too far. I used a trowel or gloved hand to even off the contents while they passed through. As other reviewers have said, there's no on/off switch, but you can buy one inexpensively -- I used https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QKPBZX1 as a kill switch and added https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001Q9EFUK to make shutoff easier. The wire that comes with the unit should be fine for sifting compost but was too thin for rocky soil; I replaced it with heavy-duty mesh. The unit is well-constructed and was easy to disassemble.

There was no hardware to mount the motor to the frame, but luckily my husband has 47 of everything. :) There was a bit of a learning curve - how tightly to bungee the frame to the cart (just snug enough to keep it from sliding but loose enough to efficiently vibrate), how much can it handle as a load of relatively clean shavings in a horse stall (about 3 manure forks full at a time, depending on if there is hay involved), and how much can it manage before undoing the bungees and dumping the remainder (about 6 manure forks full if they're pretty clean already). It took about an hour to completely sift an already clean stall that did have some hay scraps involved, but by the 3rd stall, it was much better. I use pelleted bedding, and if they haven't completely dissolved, they don't fit through the screen, so I would only use this prior to adding more bedding. I wish it had an on/off switch instead of having to unplug it every time I had to empty it. I think I can manage sifting my stalls once a week (I clean them twice a day) to have a perfect base before adding more shavings. I have one boarder, and she LOVED how her mare's stall looked afterward! I'm very glad I found this on a FB group for horse owners.

Clued in by other reviews , I also ordered an inexpensive pigtail switch from Amazon which made it sooo much more convenient to use I'm surprised the company doesn't offer it as a bundle option right on the page . The screen itself fits perfectly on my Gorilla cart, and makes short work of screening soil for top-dressing my lawn.

Used it to sift a garden bed about 25 x 4 ft, 8-10" deep. Works great on drier soil. Wet soil turns to mud. Need to move the soil around as unit vibrates to aid the sifting. I used with a power strip so I did not have to constantly unplug motor. Screen sagged a little bit during use. I recommended to a friend.