Rebuilding the Grizzly Dirt Sifter

Rebuilding our Grizzly dirt sifter in time for the arrival of our greenhouse and the prep that we need to do to build it. That is, sifting a ton of dirt! This version is more rugged and should be durable enough to last for years.
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[@espnmk]

Amy, exactly what i was thinking Grizzly 2.0 HD. Good job guys Thanks for Sharing and get to sifting.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Looking super pretty out there this time of year! Need me a trip out west!! Missing the mountains!

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

You should! (it's a night and day difference from last time you were here LOL)

[@richardbrooks3569]

Brian, Maybe you could put skids on the bottom so you can to it with the tractor to wherever you need it.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

Thanks- going to put on a 2x4 on the back so I can just use the pallet forks to lift & move it

[@edwardbella3871]

Let the sifting begin.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

woohoo!!!

[@johnkirby6547]

Good job Brian 👏
Looks like it will handle the task.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

I hope so!

[@dougtravins9624]

That sifter should work great. I built a small hand-shovel version that gave me nice soil to work with as I expanded our garden.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

Very cool!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Hog panels have smaller openings, and are built like cattle panels, also cyclone fencing has also be used for those, suggestion IF those don't work. also if you want a finer sift a smaller mech like you used before can be laid over the top of what you have, for strength !!!

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

We have options- thanks for sharing!

[@DavidIrthum]

Wow, thanks for sharing this.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

No worries!

[@toddincabo]

👍

[@danmooney7192]

I would think you'd be better off thru bolting it together rather than using the wood screws. and maybe chain-link fencing for the grid.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

There are some timber bolts & lag bolts in the construction (just not caught on video).

[@brucemartin5510]

A demonstration in use woulda been a nice ending to the vid.

[@ColoradoMountainLiving]

That will be the next one!