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ROTARY SOIL SIEVE
MODEL NO: CRS400
PART NO: 3400940
ASSEMBLY & USER
INSTRUCTIONS
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GUARANTEE
This product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12
months from the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt which will be
required as proof of purchase.
This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or
tampered with in any way, or not used for the purpose for which it was
intended.
Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can
be returned to us without prior permission.
This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.
ASSEMBLY
1. Take the two separate legs (A)
and bolt each (x2) to the side of
the drum (B) with feet facing
inwards (nuts and washers to
inside of the drum).
2. Place the leg and crossbar
section (C) over the drum and
bolt (x4) in place (nuts and
washers to inside of drum).
3. Screw the black knob (D) onto the
rotary handle (E).
4. Slide the spring (F) up the rotary
handle and hold in place.
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5. Pass the rotary handle (E) through
the hole in the crossbar (C).
6. Feed the rotary handle into the
tube of the rotary arm (H), (sleeve
uppermost), and secure with the
nut, bolt and washer.
7. Push end of the rotary handle
through the hole in mesh.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SIFTING COMPOST/SOIL:
1. First make sure the rotary sieve is placed over where you need the
compost placing or alternatively over a wheelbarrow
2. Make sure that the compost or other matter is not too wet for sifting.
3. Fill the rotary sieve half full with compost/soil.
4. Turn the handle until all small particles have been sifted through the sieve.
5. This material can then be used. The remainder still in the sieve can be
returned to the compost pile for further composting.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR WEEDING:
1. Dig up the area that is full of weeds and place weed clumps with soil
attached into the rotary sieve.
• Do not fill more than half way.
2. Place the rotary sieve over the area you want the soil to fall back on to or
over a wheel barrow.
3. Move the rotary handle back and forth to separate the soil from the
weeds. The soil will fall through the sieve base.
4. The remainder left in the sieve can be disposed of or composted.
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