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Correct Unloading, Positioning, and Workstation Planning

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What happens here

Based on the manufacturer's advice, the presenter now correctly unloads the Grizzly Rock Screen from the trailer using a skid steer bucket. The screen is carefully tipped off the flatbed, avoiding previous mishaps. After unloading, the screen is positioned at an optimal angle for material flow. The presenter also discusses the importance of planning the workstation layout, considering the placement of the source material, the screened output, and waste areas to ensure efficient cycle times for professional operation.

Goal: Properly unload the screen, set its angle, and plan an efficient work layout.

Tools and materials

  • Bucket — Attached to the skid steer for precise handling and positioning
  • Flatbed Trailer Gator USA — The platform from which the screen is unloaded
  • Grizzly Rock Screen Bear Iron Works — The screen being correctly unloaded and positioned
  • Skid Steer Kubota SVL97-2 — Used to unload and position the screen, and adjust its angle

What they say

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sounds you know I say everything happens for a reason and I show everything in my videos even the stupid stuff I do like rolling a brand new screener right off from a trailer and I'm like what I wonder why that happened because I mean I know how to do that better it just happened and some things happened just because they happen and it didn't click on me till right now I stand here with roin I'm thinking well wait a minute maybe it was meant to happen so that these guys when they're using theirs can understand don't do this do that right right so that's it now we're going to move it the right way so let's do it I'm going to I took the forks off I'm going to put my buck it on and we'll see how this [Music] works and then you'll pick up and curl out and then curl away from [Music] you I got to admit that works a lot better than what I did yep got to admit that works a lot better than what I did all right so I'm going to put that Top Ridge right there the bucket underneath that bar right there curl the bucket down capture it I can't see diddly squat neither can you that's what makes running equipment kind of fun sometimes you just can't see anything and there you go and that's it now she's good to [Music] go Okay so before we begin we got a plan right because we need the access to the both front and back of this machine right cuz when you're working with a screening operation you're really looking at cycle times cycle times are important for efficiency especially if you're doing this professionally and so we want to think about where we're going to put the grizzly compared to our source material compared to where we might be loading out a dump truck and to where we're going to push the waste material the stuff that we don't want where we're going to get rid of this so we're going to harvest is this material over here cuz this is our most grest best material everything else out here is pure sugar sand but that means I got a bit of work to do cuz we've got a burn pile here this is on level so before we can even begin the process let's begin the step before we begin [Music] working [Music] all right you guys may have noticed on my channel I always try to bring people in as guests and what I do is I mean I've been a contractor my entire life I know how to run equip and I know how to do all this stuff but I don't know everything and I've never claimed to and I always love learning and I've already learned something today I set the screener up on my own like this…

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