Shaker #2

[Leejohn]

Here you guys are moving snow and I was running my shaker. This is the 2nd shaker I made, the 1st one just wasn't built strong enough and keep coming apart. After fixing it 2 or 3 years I made this one. Ran it monday for 6 hrs for a test run and not one thing went wrong. My L4240 couldn't keep up with it and I can move from point one to point two kind of fast. The gravel was kind of wet but didn't slow it down, just lost some rocks that should of went thru. My clay was wet and had to dump it on the shaker a little slower, so at least could save some without running off to fast. Most of the time I would be doing this in July or aug., but just had to try it.


Well could only load 2 pictures. The other 2 that I wanted to load are just over 1 MB. Maybe you can get the ideal.


Found a way to resize, try to load now. Wow that worked, but it dropped them down to 200 KB. Well have to play with that resizer. I know why the 2 pictures went over the 1MB, I had used the zoom out on my camera.

 

[Jim Timber]

Have you ever thought about doing a conveyor under it?

I'm going to need to screen some fill in the coming months, so any more insights on the process and your design criteria would be great.

 

[Leejohn]

Yes I sure have, but new is way out of my price range. Have checked CL all of US and there is one in MI just right size and price. Just to far away. I'll just keep looking.

 

[Jim Timber]

You could make one out of some belting and angle iron. I don't know what a used one would sell for, but I don't think it'd be all that expensive to make something if you're doing piles like the one shown with any regularity.