As part of our continued expansion and investment into our parts division, we’re pleased to introduce Gyru-Star Genuine Parts; your single source for high-quality original spare parts and service kits for Gyru-Star screening buckets. This will enable us to provide a greater level of support to our customers and dealers around the world. In the last 15 years, we’ve produced thousands of screening buckets and built a network of 62 dealers across 30 countries and 6 continents. Having a reliable source of genuine spare parts is essential to keeping our buckets working for years to come, especially as many of them have been in use for over a decade. For many customers, a Gyru-Star screening bucket is a significant long-term investment. That’s why we’ll soon be introducing the Gyru-Star Parts Promise, our commitment to protecting your investment and ensuring that high-quality parts remain available for every Gyru-Star bucket we build. We’ll be sharing more details very soon. You’ll also see updates to our parts processes, branding, and packaging over the coming months. Rest assured, these improvements will not affect parts availability or the ordering process.  Gyru-Star Genuine Parts are available exclusively through our authorised dealers or directly from Wheatway Solutions . For more information, or to place an order, please contact our team using the details below. Contact Our Parts Team Call us:  +44 (0)1452 728 448 Email us:   parts@gyru-star.com

When you work in landscaping, groundworks, or utilities, one thing is guaranteed: the weather will rarely cooperate. Wet conditions are notorious for bringing screening operations to a grinding halt. Traditional screeners often struggle to separate wet or sticky materials. Screens clog, output drops, and before long, the entire process becomes slow, inefficient, or completely unworkable. For contractors who rely on recycled material, these delays aren't just inconvenient; they’re costly. Reclaimed material has to be replaced with new material or stockpiled until conditions improve. This adds time, expense, and logistical challenges. Gyru-Star screening buckets, however, are built for these conditions. Thanks to True Screening® technology and a stainless-steel non-stick floor, they maintain excellent performance in the very environments that cause other screeners to fail. Why Gyru-Star Screening Buckets Perform Better in Wet Conditions True Screening® technology was originally developed to allow Gyru-Star screening buckets to screen without crushing or shredding. But its advantages go much further, particularly when conditions turn wet. There are two key elements behind this performance: the rolling action and the flexible polyurethane stars. The poly-star rotors spin in an upward direction, creating a natural rolling action inside the bucket. Instead of forcing material against a fixed screen, this motion gently agitates and breaks apart clumps of wet soil. As the material tumbles, fines fall through the gaps between the rotors, allowing for a clean, efficient separation. Each rotor is fitted with flexible polyurethane stars, engineered specifically for durability and performance in all conditions. Their flexibility allows them to work through heavy and sticky material without clogging, maintaining consistent throughput even when soil moisture is high. Preventing Material Build-Up and Blockages Even with an effective screening action, consistent flow is essential for high output. Wet material has a tendency to compact inside conventional screening buckets. This reduces efficiency and causes repeated stoppages. To eliminate this problem, every Gyru-Star screening bucket is fitted with a stainless-steel non-stick floor as standard. This feature is unique to the Gyru-Star range. The smooth, low-friction surface prevents material from sticking to the floor of the bucket. This ensures a constant flow into the rotors and keeps the screening process moving. The combination of rolling action, flexible stars, and a non-stick shell allows Gyru-Star screening buckets to continue working long after wet conditions have forced other screeners to stop. How Wet-Weather Screening Improves Productivity Being able to continue screening in the rain or when the ground is saturated has significant project benefits: Recover More Material and Reduce Landfill Costs Wet soil doesn’t need to be stockpiled or discarded. You can screen it immediately, reducing disposal fees and cutting down on imported backfill or topsoil. Faster Turnaround for Recycled Material Since wet material is screened rather than stored, projects stay on schedule, even during periods of heavy rain. Aeration Helps Material Dry Faster The rolling action inside the bucket naturally aerates the soil, speeding up drying times and improving the quality of recycled material. These benefits make Gyru-Star one of the most efficient tools for screening damp material directly on site, even in challenging weather. Real-World Proof: RJT Groundworks These advantages aren’t just theoretical; they translate into meaningful savings on real jobsites. RJT Groundworks Services, for example, reduced their landfill waste by 70% after switching to a Gyru-Star screening bucket. This change saved them up to £1,500 ($2,000) every month. They were able to reuse a far greater volume of material on site, cutting both disposal fees and imported material costs. As landfill tax continues to rise, results like these will only become more impactful. Conclusion: Transform Your Screening Process In conclusion, Gyru-Star screening buckets are designed to excel in wet conditions. Their innovative technology not only enhances productivity but also reduces costs associated with material disposal and procurement. By incorporating these buckets into your operations, you can ensure that your projects remain on track, regardless of the weather. If you’d like to learn more about how Gyru-Star screening buckets perform in all conditions, or if you want to try one for yourself, you can find your local Gyru-Star dealer through our website. Our dealers will be able to provide demonstrations, answer technical questions, and help you choose the right model for your machinery and material. ---wix---

For many contractors, traditional screening equipment can be a significant investment. The costs associated with purchasing, maintaining, and operating dedicated screeners can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with smaller volumes of material. That’s where screening buckets come into play. Compact, efficient, and versatile, they provide a practical and profitable alternative. This makes onsite, low-volume screening accessible to more operators. Why Screen Small Volumes of Material? The benefits of onsite screening remain consistent, regardless of project size. Reclaiming quality materials from waste can significantly reduce your material, waste-disposal, and transport costs. This reduction makes a measurable difference to your bottom line. While the savings per project may appear modest, they accumulate quickly. For small jobs with tight budgets, these efficiencies often determine whether you break even or turn a profit. Why Use a Screening Bucket? Cost-Effective by Design A screening bucket offers many of the same functions as a traditional screening plant but without the hefty price tag. Its lower purchase and running costs make it an ideal choice for small to medium-sized operations. These businesses aim to maximise efficiency without overstretching their budgets. With fewer moving parts and no engine to maintain, servicing is straightforward, and downtime is minimal. Perhaps the biggest advantage is that a screening bucket requires just one machine and one operator. This eliminates the need for additional equipment or labour, streamlining operations. Efficient and Easy to Use Convenience is another key benefit. The bucket can be taken directly to the material, minimising unnecessary transport, fuel use, and double handling. There’s no complex setup involved, and virtually no maintenance downtime. Once the job is complete, the bucket can travel with the carrier on a standard plant trailer. This feature is perfect for contractors working across multiple sites or on smaller, varied projects. Making Low-Volume Screening Cost-Effective For landscaping and building contractors, or anyone working across several smaller sites, a screening bucket is a game changer. It allows you to recover and reuse material directly onsite, even when the space or volume doesn’t justify a traditional screener. Without the overheads of larger plant equipment, screening buckets transform what was once a costly, wasteful process into an efficient, sustainable, and profitable part of everyday operations. Real-World Applications of Screening Buckets Screening buckets are not just theoretical tools; they have practical applications across various industries. For example, in landscaping, contractors can use these buckets to sift through soil, removing debris and creating quality topsoil for future projects. In construction, screening buckets can help separate reusable materials from waste, ensuring that valuable resources are not discarded. This not only saves money but also contributes to a more sustainable approach to construction practices. See the Results for Yourself Check out our latest case study to see how one landscaping contractor integrated a Gyru-Star 3-150L screening bucket into their workflow. They reduced landfill waste by almost 70%, saving up to £1,500 a month in disposal costs. For more information or to get a quote, contact our team at sales@gyru-star.com , or reach out to your local Gyru-Star dealer today. Conclusion In conclusion, screening buckets present a cost-effective and efficient solution for contractors dealing with small volumes of material. They offer numerous advantages, including reduced costs, ease of use, and the ability to reclaim valuable resources onsite. By integrating a screening bucket into your operations, you can enhance productivity and sustainability. Don't miss out on the opportunity to improve your workflow and profitability with this innovative equipment.

Key Information Region: Stockton-On-Tees, Northeast England Established: 2015 Joined the Gyru-Star Dealer Network: 2020 Services: New and used plant sales, servicing, and spare parts Brands: Gyru-Star, Wacker Neuson, Indeco, Augertorque, Magni and CNF About NorthEdge Machinery Sales Based in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, NorthEdge Machinery Sales are one of the official Gyru-Star dealers for Northeast England. The company was originally established in 2015 by James Taylor and Tim Wilson as TS Plant Sales (NE) Ltd. However, after 10 years of successful trading, markets and personal directions changed, and James Taylor became the sole owner of the company. Shortly afterwards, in November 2025, the company rebranded to NorthEdge Machinery Sales. Whilst the name may have changed, James and his team are still committed to providing high-quality machinery, attachments, and aftersales support to customers across the region. NorthEdge Machinery offers a comprehensive range of new and used plant machinery and light equipment, as well as servicing and spare parts for all types of machinery. Their portfolio includes leading brands such as Gyru-Star, Wacker Neuson, Indeco, Augertorque, Magni, and CNF. In addition to plant sales, NorthEdge Machinery provides both workshop-based and mobile servicing. Their first introduction to the Gyru-Star range was in 2020 with the purchase of a 3-100HE. Since taking delivery of this first screening bucket, NorthEdge Machinery have been instrumental in expanding the brand’s presence across the Northeast. As James Taylor explained: “Gyru-Star screening buckets have become a valuable addition to our product range, and the feedback from customers has been excellent. The buckets are incredibly robust and require very little maintenance, which means fewer issues for our customers and a reliable product we can stand behind. It’s exactly the kind of equipment we’re proud to supply.” Earlier this year, they showcased the Gyru-Star Compact Screening System range at the Yorkshire Agricultural Machinery Show, demonstrating the versatility and efficiency of the buckets to a wide audience of contractors and operators. With a strong focus on quality and customer service, NorthEdge Machinery continues to be a valued member of the Gyru-Star dealer network and a trusted name for plant machinery and servicing in the Northeast. How to Get in Touch Phone: +44 (0) 1642 676 698 Email: james@northedgemachinery.com Web: https://northedgemachinery.com/ Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn Address: NorthEdge Machinery Sales, Portrack Grange Road, Stockton-On-Tees, TS18 2PH Interested in Becoming a Gyru-Star Dealer? We’re looking to expand our global dealer network. If you’re interested in becoming a Gyru-Star dealer, please contact sales@gyru-star.com .

Key Information Region: Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland Established: 2025 Joined the Gyru-Star Dealer Network: 2025 Services: Attachment sales, hire, servicing, and spare parts Brands: Gyru-Star, Auger Torque, NOX tiltrotators and MDE Machinery About C&C Mechanical Sales & Services Based in Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland, C&C Mechanical Sales & Services are one of the newest members of the Gyru-Star dealer network, having joined in 2025. Founded and operated by brothers Christopher and Connor Bradley, the company specialises in attachment sales, hire, servicing, and repairs, supporting customers across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Although still a young company, C&C Mechanical have quickly established themselves as a trusted name in the attachment market. Their focus on quality, reliability, and customer service has earned them a strong reputation among contractors and plant operators throughout the region. Gyru-Star was one of the first brands added to their portfolio — a decision that reflects their commitment to offering proven, high-performance products. Since then, they’ve expanded their range to include Auger Torque, MDE Machinery, and Kinshofer’s full line of attachments, including NOX tiltrotators. Together, these brands allow C&C Mechanical to provide comprehensive attachment solutions to customers in both the construction and agricultural industries. In addition to sales, the company also offers servicing and repairs for plant machinery and attachments, ensuring customers receive ongoing support long after purchase. They’ve also recently added a Gyru-Star screening bucket to their hire fleet, allowing local contractors to experience the performance and versatility of True Screening® firsthand. Speaking about his experience with the Gyru-Star brand, Christopher Bradley said: “As a growing company in the Irish attachment industry, our commitment to delivering exceptional quality and service is the foundation of our ethos and the driving force behind our continued success. The addition of Gyru-Star to our product range has further enhanced this, with their renowned build quality, reliability, and strong after-sales service. This partnership has enabled us to position ourselves as a comprehensive one-stop shop for all attachment requirements.” How to Get in Touch Phone: +44 (0) 7810 491 915 Email: ccmechanical.sales@gmail.com Facebook | Instagram | TikTok Address: 28a Pollanroe Road, Greencastle, Co. Tyrone, United Kingdom, BT79 7QR Interested in Becoming a Gyru-Star Dealer? We’re looking to expand our global dealer network. If you’re interested in becoming a Gyru-Star dealer, please contact sales@gyru-star.com .

Thanks to their recent investment in a Gyru-Star screening bucket, RJT Groundworks Services have reduced their landfill waste by almost 70%, in some cases saving up to £1,500 a month. We paid them a visit to find out more about how they’ve been using their bucket and the impact it’s had on their operations. Rich Tayler screening topsoil with his Gyru-Star 3-150L screening bucket The Challenges of Traditional Screening Methods To understand just how significant this impact has been, it’s important to look at the waste and cost challenges RJT Groundworks faced before switching to a Gyru-Star screening bucket. The Devizes-based landscaping and groundworks contractor produces around three truckloads of muck-away waste each week, which are transported back to their yard for processing and disposal. This waste, generated from a variety of landscaping, groundworks and fencing projects across Wiltshire and the surrounding area, consists mostly of hardcore and soil. Previously, almost all the waste the company generated would be sent to landfill at a cost of £350–£450 per load. These costs quickly mounted, especially in the busier months. This led Managing Director Rich Tayler to look for an alternative solution — one that would recover usable materials and bring waste disposal costs under control. Initially, the team began using a static vibratory screen. While this worked well with dry soil and aggregate, it was inefficient in wet conditions and couldn’t produce the product they needed. As a result, large amounts of quality topsoil and hardcore were still being lost to landfill. Recognising that these challenges required a new approach, Rich began searching for a solution that could both recover material and control costs. Screening muck away waste to produce high-quality topsoil Finding the Right Tool for the Job Rich’s local Gyru-Star dealer, Reeds Construction and Engineering , was his first port of call. A Gyru-Star dealer since 2017, Reeds were able to provide expert advice and guidance on choosing the right screening solution for his application. As Rich’s team were already using a JCB Agri telehandler, the Gyru-Star 3-150L was the obvious choice, keeping investment and running costs down by allowing them to utilise the existing carrier. Reeds also supplied the bucket with a Kustom Konnect Universal Rail System , which would allow the bucket to be quickly adapted to another loader should the company ever upgrade their machinery. There were several advantages to this three-rotor screening bucket which made it ideal for the application at hand. Firstly, the bucket’s flexible polyurethane stars (poly-stars) would enable Rich to screen almost any material without crushing or shredding, completely separating fines and oversize to produce a high-quality screened product. Secondly, this same technology, coupled with the bucket’s non-stick stainless-steel floor, ensured it remained effective in wet conditions, allowing Rich to screen material as soon as it arrived at his yard, without having to wait for it to dry out. Lastly, as the poly-stars in the 3-150L rotate, they create a rolling action inside the bucket. This gently breaks apart clumps of wet material and removes soil from roots and turf, recovering far more material. With the right equipment finally in place, the results soon became evident, transforming both waste management and day-to-day operations at RJT Groundworks. Proven Results in All Conditions Nearly a year on, the 3-150L has more than proven its worth. RJT Groundworks have reduced their landfill waste by almost 70% . During the company’s busiest periods, this can save up to £1,500 a month . That’s not including the additional savings from replacing new topsoil (costing £45 per tonne) with reclaimed material. In this time, Rich has screened well over a thousand tonnes without seeing any significant wear on the poly-stars, and the bucket continues to deliver consistent results. He’s found that a steady, measured approach works best, lightly loading the bucket to let the poly-stars do their job. “To get the most from the bucket, you’ve got to know how to use it. If you overfill it, you’ll get less material out of it,” he explained. The poly-stars after screening over 1000 tonnes Beyond waste recovery, the screening bucket has proven to be a valuable tool onsite. Rich and his team now use it to spread topsoil ready for turfing or seeding, with the rolling action of the poly-stars producing a fine, even layer of soil. It also speeds up what is typically a labour-intensive and time-consuming process. Overall, the biggest advantage of the 3-150L has been its performance in damp conditions. Now, most of the muck-away waste they produce can be screened straight away, resulting in a faster turnaround time and a more streamlined recycling process. This is especially useful during the wetter winter months, when it could be weeks before the material is dry enough to process with a vibratory screen. Reflecting on his experience so far, Rich has no hesitation in recommending the bucket to others in the industry. He summed it up simply: “I wish I’d bought one sooner.” Screening crushed concrete to recover hardcore Interested in Learning More? Contact your local dealer to find out how much material, and money, you could be saving with a Gyru-Star screening bucket. About the Dealer Based in Market Lavington, Wiltshire, Reeds Construction & Engineering Ltd has been part of the Gyru-Star dealer network since 2017, when they took delivery of their first 4-150HE. Since then, they’ve become a key partner for Gyru-Star across the Southwest of England, offering the full range of poly-star screening buckets alongside an impressive line-up of machinery and attachments. You can read their full dealer profile here .

Key Information Region: Eastern United States Established: 2007 Joined the Gyru-Star Dealer Network: 2019 Brands: Gyru-Star, Black Splitter, Exac-One, Gentec, Ditch Doctor and Strickland. About Ransome Attachments Based in Lumberton, New Jersey, veteran-owned Ransome Attachments are the official Gyru-Star distributor for the Eastern United States. Since taking delivery of their first screening bucket (a 3-150L) in 2019, they’ve become an invaluable part of our global dealer network, supporting customers across a variety of industries such as forestry, landscaping, recycling, municipal, demolition, and general construction. Company owner, Eric Ransome, continues a multigenerational legacy in the heavy equipment industry, which began over a century ago in 1916. Eric himself has over 25 years of experience and remains committed to providing old-school customer service that customers have come to associate with the Ransome name. Alongside the full Gyru-Star range, Eric works with several other leading attachment brands, including Black Splitter, Exac-One, Gentec, Ditch Doctor, and Strickland MFG. This ensures that no matter the customer’s carrier or application, Eric can provide them with the right attachment for the job, always with an eye towards maximising the versatility and value of the machinery already on site. "The Gyru-Star bucket continues to be one of the top-selling attachments we offer. From product demos to trade shows, it always sparks interest. Our customers appreciate the multifunctionality, durability, and high production rate,” says Eric. “The positive relationship with Wheatway has been critical to our success, from timely supply and product support, to working with us to determine the most optimal models and fragment sizes for our customers.” Ransome Attachments not only offer their customers a range of high-quality, innovative attachments, but they back it up with more than two decades of experience and industry-leading customer service. This is what has made them one of the East Coast’s go-to names for excavator, loader and skid steer attachments. How Can I Contact Ransome Attachments? Phone: 888-280-1710 Email: sales@ransomeattach.com Website: www.ransomeattach.com Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn Want to Become a Gyru-Star Dealer? We’re looking to expand our global dealer network. If you’re interested in becoming a Gyru-Star dealer, please contact sales@gyru-star.com .

Gyru-Star 4-100HE screening bucket processing demolition waste on a construction site In 2020, the world generated 2.24 billion tonnes of solid waste , with construction and demolition (C&D) activities responsible for almost a third, some 672 million tonnes of rubble, soil, and debris, much of it still containing valuable resources. That same year, the UK alone produced 59.4 million tonnes of non-hazardous C&D waste , accounting for 31% of the country’s total waste. It’s little wonder, then, that the traditional 'dig and dump' method is giving way to a more circular approach. Increasingly, specifiers, contractors, and local authorities are recognising the value of keeping resources in use and diverting material away from landfill. The good news? In 2020, the UK recovered 93% of its C&D waste, preventing 55 million tonnes from going to landfill. But with millions of tonnes still buried each year, the industry faces growing pressure to push recovery rates even higher. One of the most practical tools for doing so is onsite screening, a process that allows contractors to transform mixed or low-grade soils and aggregates into clean, reusable products right where they’re generated. The Importance of Onsite Screening The benefits of onsite screening and a circular approach extend beyond just environmental gains. There can also be significant financial and operational advantages. This is exactly what Wiltshire-based contractor, RJT Groundworks Services , found after they began using a Gyru-Star screening bucket to process their ‘muck away’ waste. By using the screening bucket to process this waste, they were able to recover a much larger amount of usable material, mostly topsoil and hardcore. Managing Director, Rich Tayler, estimates that this approach has cut their waste disposal costs by more than half, saving them £1,500 a month. That’s an £18,000-a-year saving just by redirecting waste away from landfill, without even taking into consideration any further savings on material and transport costs. It’s also a simple way for contractors to improve their environmental credibility, which can be especially important when bidding for new contracts or navigating changing regulations. RJT Groundworks Services using a Gyru-Star 3-150L screening bucket to process 'muck away' waste Stakeholders and end users benefit too. The cost savings achieved through material reuse can be passed on, while the improved sustainability credentials of a project enhance its public and regulatory profile. Less site traffic and fewer heavy deliveries mean reduced disruption to the surrounding area. Successfully Implementing Onsite Screening So, what does successful implementation of onsite screening look like? How can this approach be applied to smaller projects without the budget or infrastructure to support large screening plant? Onsite screening is nothing new, but due to the cost of hiring and operating large screening plants, it’s not always viable on smaller projects, especially if there is not a large volume of material that can be screened. Another common challenge is site access. In remote or rural areas, it’s not always possible to get a screening plant to site, or to transport material between the work area and the screening plant. As a result, many contractors, such as Rich Tayler, have turned to screening buckets as an efficient yet affordable alternative. Screening buckets make use of the machinery already onsite, keeping costs low and efficiency high. They are compact, quiet, and versatile enough to access tight jobsites and work effectively in wet or dry material. With no need for extra operators, additional fuel, or costly maintenance, they provide a practical, low-impact alternative to large screening plants, particularly on smaller or more confined projects. Case Study: How Onsite Screening Has Supported Sweden’s Circular Approach to Energy Infrastructure The Swedish national electrical grid is one of the best examples of how onsite screening supports a circular economy, and the value that a screening bucket can offer. According to Svensk Energi , Sweden has about 329,500 km (204,742 miles) of underground power cables across its local and high-voltage networks. Regulations require every metre of these cables to be padded with a <8 mm material, typically sand, in order to protect against stones and other debris. However, Sweden’s geology consists mainly of crystalline and metamorphic rocks, such as granite, marble, and sandstone, meaning sand is in short supply. As sand is also essential to the country’s fresh water supply, local authorities have implemented a tax on the material, and new permits for extracting sand are not available. As a result, sand is a very expensive resource, driving up the cost of installing underground utilities. This is why many forward-thinking contractors have turned to onsite screening as an alternative to the traditional ‘dug and dump’ approach. Using screening buckets, operators are able to recycle trench arisings into high-quality padding material, which can be used in place of sand. Gyru-Star screening bucket creating padding material for a utilities project in Sweden Screening buckets were the natural choice for this application, as they enable operators to screen material directly into the trench, streamlining the backfilling process. They can also be used on sites in remote areas, which are inaccessible to traditional screening plants or trucks and HGVs. The result has been significant cost savings, both in materials and operationally. In one case, a machine operator reported a payback time of only seven hours for their screening bucket, just in material costs alone. Gyru-Star screening buckets , in particular, have been one of the most popular choices for the utilities industry. Unlike most screening buckets, Gyru-Star uses flexible polyurethane stars, which screen almost any material without crushing or shredding. This means that oversize material, such as stones, is completely removed from the padding material, rather than being crushed and mixed in. These buckets have been so successful that their use is now considered best practice by E.ON (one of the country’s largest energy companies) and Svenska kraftnät , the Swedish national grid. Closing the Loop Onsite screening isn’t just a way to handle waste; it’s a method of creating value from materials that might otherwise be discarded. For contractors, it’s an opportunity to cut costs, reduce environmental impact, and meet the growing demand for sustainable practices. If screening becomes standard practice on projects of all sizes, the industry can keep more materials in circulation, reduce reliance on virgin resources, and move closer to a genuinely circular economy. The tools exist. The results are proven. Now it’s about making them part of everyday construction.

Key Information Region: Southwest England Joined the Gyru-Star Dealer Network: 2017 Services: Sales, servicing and contracting Brands: Gyru-Star, Wacker Neuson, Stehr, MeriCrusher, Nursan Steelwrist, Digga and Indeco About Reeds Construction & Engineering Based in Market Lavington, Wiltshire, Reeds Construction & Engineering Ltd has been part of the Gyru-Star dealer network since 2017, when they took delivery of their first 4-150HE. Since then, they’ve become a key partner for Gyru-Star across the South West of England, offering the full range of poly-star screening buckets alongside an impressive line-up of machinery and attachments. Whilst Reeds was established over 35 years ago as a small family-run business, they now employ around 75 staff across multiple sectors. This includes plant and attachment sales, servicing, rental and contracting. As well as offering the full range of Gyru-Star screening buckets, Reeds are full-line dealers for Wacker Neuson, Stehr, Nursan and Steelwrist. Their attachment offering also includes other market-leading brands such as Indeco, Digga, Arrowhead, Bugnot and MeriCrusher. Reeds’ track crushing and stabilisation division now operates the largest integrated stabilisation fleet in the UK, working across major projects all over the country, such as HS2. Furthermore, with a fully equipped workshop and a large fleet of mobile engineers, Reeds are well equipped to support their customers across the South West of England. Reeds’ focus on cutting-edge machinery and attachments made Gyru-Star screening buckets a natural addition to their range. For customers who have already invested in tiltrotators, the added value of attachments such as screening buckets is well understood, making Gyru-Star a natural addition to their toolkit. Designed to work seamlessly with these systems, Gyru-Star screening buckets align perfectly with the modern, multi-functional machines Reeds supply. The extensive Gyru-Star range also means there is a screening bucket for every excavator, wheel loader and telehandler in the Wacker Neuson line-up. This allows Reeds’ customers to select a screening bucket that is already optimised for their carrier, ensuring maximum on-site efficiency. “What makes Gyru-Star a strong fit for us is how well the range complements the rest of our equipment line-up. Whether it's an excavator or telehandler, we know there’s a bucket in the range that’s a perfect match. The build quality is excellent, and the Gyru-Star team have always supported us in tailoring solutions to suit our customer’s needs” says Philip Harper, Territory Accounts. Many of the contractors using these compact machines will be working on sites where a screening plant is neither practical nor cost-effective. Gyru-Star screening buckets offer an affordable alternative that can screen anywhere the carrier can go. Reeds not only provide customers with an extensive range of high-quality machinery, but also back it up with a personal yet professional service that has made them a trusted partner for contractors and operators across the South West of England. How Can Customers Contact Them? Phone: 07834 343 696 Email: philip@reedsltd.co.uk Website: https://reedsltd.co.uk/ Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube Want to Become a Gyru-Star Dealer? We’re looking to expand our global dealer network. If you’re interested in becoming a Gyru-Star dealer, please contact sales@gyru-star.com .

Key Information Region: Southwest England Established: 2004 Joined the Gyru-Star dealer network: 2021 Services: Sales, servicing, parts and repair Gyru-Star 3-100HE with one of Machine Serve's Yanmar excavators About Machine Serve First up in our new ‘Dealer Spotlight’ series is Devon-based Machine Serve, one of the UK’s top Gyru-Star dealers! Machine Serve officially joined the Gyru-Star dealer network in 2021, following the purchase of their first 3-60E screening bucket. Since then, they’ve quickly established themselves as one of the top Gyru-Star dealers in the UK, thanks to their extensive industry knowledge and commitment to customer service. Having been in business for over twenty years, Phil Davey and the team at Machine Serve are experts in all things plant and attachments. Not only do they offer an extensive range of new and used plant machinery, but they also have dedicated spare parts and servicing teams. Their sales team and mobile engineers cover Devon, Cornwall, Dorset, and Somerset. In addition to Gyru-Star screening buckets, they also offer a selection of attachments from the likes of Digga, Rockzone, and Arrowhead. Most importantly though, they’re the official Yanmar construction and agricultural dealer for South West England. With screening buckets to suit every excavator, wheel loader, and tractor in the Yanmar range, Gyru-Star was a perfect addition to Machine Serve’s offering. In the words of MD Phil Davey: “Because Yanmar machines are so well suited to attachments, our customers already understand the benefits of pairing them with tools like screening buckets. That’s why Gyru-Star has worked so well for us – the range aligns perfectly with Yanmar’s construction and agricultural line-up and adds real value on the jobsite. The buckets are a great all-round package, and the price is just right for our customers.” If you’re interested in trying out a Gyru-Star screening bucket, Machine Serve regularly hosts demo and open days. To keep up to date with the latest events, make sure you’re following them on Facebook and Instagram. How to Get in Touch Phone: +44 (0)1837 682 610 Email: sales@machineserve.co.uk Web site | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | YouTube Address: Cloudberry Farm, Hollocombe, Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7QD  Interested in Becoming a Gyru-Star Dealer? We’re looking to expand our global dealer network. If you’re interested in becoming a Gyru-Star dealer, please contact sales@gyru-star.com .

Gyru-Star 4-150MAX with Engcon Tiltrotator Optimising your processes is a vital step in improving onsite efficiency, ensuring projects are delivered on time and costs are kept to a minimum. An important aspect of this is ensuring that you have the right attachments, which are optimised for your carrier.  This is why each of the thirty-one models in the Gyru-Star range has been designed for a specific carrier weight range, allowing the hydraulic system to be optimised for the flow rate of compatible carriers. Not only does this ensure that both the screening bucket and carrier operate at optimum efficiency, but it also provides two unique benefits for compatibility. Simplified Setup with No Drain Line Required Gyru-Star screening buckets are designed to run on the carrier’s auxiliary circuit or hammer line, and don’t require a drain line. This simplifies the hydraulic setup, allowing you to get up and running faster, and ensuring compatibility with a wider range of carriers. This makes them especially valuable for hire fleets and operators with varied equipment, as the buckets can be moved between carriers without requiring modifications to the hydraulic setup, saving both time and money. Tiltrotator-Ready as Standard As tiltrotators continue to grow in popularity, the need for tiltrotator-compatible attachments has never been greater. Many attachments, however, are not designed to cope with the lower flow rates and higher backpressures associated with these systems. Gyru-Star screening buckets are different. Their hydraulic systems are designed to perform reliably under these conditions, allowing them to be used with any compatible tiltrotator without any modifications. Ready to Get More from Your Machines? Whether you're looking to increase productivity, reduce downtime, or streamline your operations with greater hydraulic compatibility, Gyru-Star screening buckets offer a smart, efficient solution. With models to suit every 1–30 tonne carrier and built-in tiltrotator compatibility as standard, there’s a Gyru-Star for every job. Contact your local Gyru-Star dealer to find the right model for your machine or speak to our team to learn more.

The interface between attachment and carrier is critical and not something that should ever be an afterthought. That’s why every Gyru-Star screening bucket is available with a custom-made headplate or interface from our sister brand, Kustom Konnect . Specialists in headplates and couplers for all types of carriers, Kustom Konnect products are designed and manufactured in Great Britain to meet the highest standards. Whether you're working with a standard machine or require a completely bespoke interface, our turnkey manufacturing setup enables us to deliver solutions tailored to your needs, ensuring your equipment is ready to go the moment it arrives. Excavator Interfaces Standard Headplates Standard welded and sliding pin headplates are available for all of our excavator-compatible screening buckets. Standard headplate types, such as S40 and S60, are often available as off-the-shelf products, though most headplates are built to order. Interchangeable Pin Headplates Interchangeable pin headplates are an increasingly popular option for rental fleets or operators who want to use their Gyru-Star screening bucket on multiple carriers. As the name suggests, these headplates use interchangeable pins, which allow the pin centre to be changed. Open-S Automatic Quick Couplers Gyru-Star screening buckets will soon be available with purpose-built automatic quick couplers, compliant with the Open-S standard. This will enable seamless compatibility between Gyru-Star screening buckets and any tiltrotator or carrier using the Open-S standard. Gyru-Star’s parent company, Wheatway Solutions , is a member of the Open-S Alliance . Loader Interfaces Standard Loader Interfaces There are several loader-compatible screening buckets in the Gyru-Star range, covering all types of loaders from 1–15 tonnes. These models can be supplied with interfaces to suit any compact loader, telehandler, tractor or backhoe loader. Universal Rail System The Kustom Konnect Universal Rail System (KKRS) is an innovative design that allows Gyru-Star screening buckets to be used with a wide range of loaders. It also allows the screening bucket to be swapped between loaders that use different width interfaces. Interchangeable pads mount to rails on the back of the bucket, allowing the interface to be quickly adapted to almost any make or model of loader. Skid Steer Interfaces The Gyru-Star SL series are the only poly-star screening buckets on the market purpose-built for skid steer and compact track loaders. A skid steer interface is included as standard with all SL models, making these buckets truly a ‘plug-and-play’ system. These interfaces are also available to purchase separately. Dual Excavator–Loader Interfaces Kustom Konnect Dual Interfaces provide unrivalled versatility for Gyru-Star screening buckets, allowing one bucket to be quickly swapped between excavators and loaders.  This solution is ideal for situations where a single bucket may be used for multiple applications, or for contractors who want the option to use the bucket with different carriers. Ordering a Kustom Konnect Excavator Headplate or Loader Interface By integrating Kustom Konnect headplates and interfaces, Gyru‑Star screening buckets become truly adaptable tools. Whether you’re switching between carriers or expanding your fleet’s compatibility, every interface is precision-engineered in Great Britain to deliver a seamless, safe, and efficient solution for all your screening needs. Just ask your local Gyru‑Star dealer about a Kustom Konnect headplate or interface when placing your bucket order. If you already own a Gyru‑Star bucket (or any other attachment), contact Wheatway Solutions or your dealer directly to discuss your options and choose the best fit for your machinery.