Expert Guidance: Understanding the Grizzly Rock Screen

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What happens here

After a series of mishaps, the presenter introduces Rogan from Bear Iron Works, the manufacturer. Rogan explains the proper way to handle and operate the Grizzly Rock Screen. He clarifies that the screen is designed to be lifted and moved using a standard skid steer bucket, not forks. He also details the screen's robust construction with solid steel rails for durability and abrasion resistance, designed to screen large boulders without breaking. Rogan also highlights the easy interchangeability of different screen sizes without needing bolts or pins, allowing for quick adjustments to material output. The presenter reflects on his mistakes, emphasizing that he learned valuable lessons about proper usage directly from the manufacturer.

Goal: Learn the correct and efficient methods for handling and using the Grizzly Rock Screen.

Tools and materials

Bucket — The recommended attachment for handling the screen
Grizzly Rock Screen Bear Iron Works — The screen whose features and proper handling are explained
Skid Steer Kubota SVL97-2 — The primary equipment used for handling the screen

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[Music] old [Music] I'm [Music] I I just heard some of you guys go oh my God why is he doing that I just like driving backwards I guess I'm like tomater [Music] so if you keeping score I dropped this thing twice and I still haven't put it to work yet or even begun to make it pay for itself luckily make the these things dirt monkey proof but it goes back to what I saying it's not designed to be moved with forks it's actually meant to be moved with the same bucket that you use to sift the soil with luckily they build them tough and the diamond se's Built Tough yeah did the diamond C take any damage no you left some blue paint that's about as much as you did damage to it that'll buff right out yeah darn stubby Forks are worse than a short handled shovel all right I'll see you back at the place all right guys I'm here with Ragin Ragin what do you do for Bear works so at be Iron Works we make some different products for the construction industry but our Flagship line of products is the Grizzly Rock screen okay this one here is our cub and this is our most popular model it's made for use with skid steers and you make three models and I picked this one cuz it's the easiest one to put on a trailer you could even put this in the back of a pickup truck right yeah and actually we make four models there's one even smaller than this that's made for the use with yard tractors and ride on skid steers same concept we build it for all sizes of equipment all the way from that little right on skid steer all the way up to a full size loader and I've already told Ragin how I've screwed this thing up I I've dropped it twice I've owned it for I've touched it for five minutes and dropped it twice because I'm doing it wrong I found out right so you don't want to actually pick a Grizzly up with forks on like a forklift the only time you should be doing that is sometimes these will be shipped in a van trailer and they'll come want a pallet and you'll pick the pallet up with forks but the grizzly itself is actually meant to be picked up with a bucket and the screens too right and the screens too so these are all designed to go on top of the grizzly so you can change your screen size they're really fast to swap out and you use The Cutting Edge of your bucket to actually swap these screens out with the um and overlay it on top of the grizzly here okay so that you can get different screen sizing without having to mess with bolts and pins and locking mechanisms you can do it all from the…

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