Posted by screeners on May 31, 2011
Check out our team of OMH ProScreen Dealers.If you would like to take advantage of a unique business opportunity selling top-quality rock topsoil screening equipment, dealerships may be available in your area. Visit our website OMHProScreen.com to view our 6 Portable Vibratory Grizzly (PVG) soil screener models.
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Questions? Contact Brad at 509-264-1129 or email Brad@omhProScreen.com
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Posted by screeners on July 24, 2010
From Terry Dugas
“I called Darren to tell him that the PVG-12V topsoil screener I purchased from OMH ProScreen inc USA is an amazing piece of equipment. I had my doubts but the PVG-12V has far exceeded my expectations. I thought I might be able to screen about 50% of the ground material Darren said it would do; instead it does 150% more. OMH Proscreen really undersells the PVG 12V . I make utilities bedding, then rock, then loam on the surface. Since using this screener I do not have to buy out any material.
The most amazing thing about the PVG-12V is its portability and compact size. It fits on my trailer along with my skid steer. It is so easy to pick up and move around to where I need it. I take it to small yards and it has consistently saved me money. When I have a large screening job it is perfect because in just seconds I can work anywhere on the site by moving the screener.
I was told that the screener could very well pay for itself the first summer. My screener has already paid for itself in one month of using it. I never realized how much aggregate and soil is wasted by hauling off what we dug up and hauling new material in . Now screening it myself saves me money and time.
The design of this screener is well-suited to my needs. No engine to oil or worry about overheating and best of all no grease fittings – it is maintenance free . This screening plant does what a $20,000 screening plant can do. Even better. It only took me 5 minutes to change out screens. In my opinion, this screener is worth more and is simple and easy to use with great production.
I am extremely satisfied with my use of the PVG-12V topsoil screener. It is just amazing what this topsoil screener can do.
Anyone interested in purchasing the PVG-12V topsoil screener may call me for information. I’d be glad to share my experience using this great equipment.”
Terry Dugas
TDC Excavating LLC
Taftville, Connecticut
860-213-0319
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Posted by screeners on May 4, 2010
You wanted a low cost, entry level, medium production, portable vibratory screener, therefore we went to work
designing and building one for you.
Welcome to our PVG-12V-7 ft. This portable vibratory screener uses 12 volt deep cycle batteries to power our 4000 rpm vibratory motor. Our center pivoting spring loaded screen deck measures 4 ft x 7 ft, moving up and down 3 inches, while moving back 1 inch creating a reversed vibratory shake action.
Constructed for skidsteers, bucket tractors and compact loaders with up to 78″ buckets, this heavy duty vibratory screener weighs 1500 lbs and is manufactured out of 3/16 plate with 1/4″ reinforcing. This unit was designed at only 90 inches in width so that it can be loaded cross ways on your trailer along with your machine.
Screening and recycling sand, soils, gravels and various other products is not a problem for the PVG-12V. This unit can be fitted with 10 additional screens from 1/4 inch up to 6 inches. It also has an adjustable leg kit so that the slope of the screen deck can be easily modified. In addition, there is the option to purchase an extra battery and battery box to extend your screener run time to 11 hours.
Call toll free 1-877-254-7903 for more information.
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