Do It Yourself Gardening and Landscape Design

Pedal Powered Compost Turner

2 Pedal Powered Compost TurnerUsing materials and bicycle parts all found in the garbage, we have built a pedal-powered compost turner. Composting is perhaps the best way to reduce household waste. While harnessing the mechanical power of the pedals and cranks, a person is able to turn up to 500 pounds of compost with minimal effort using this pedal powered compost turner.

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16 Responses to “Pedal Powered Compost Turner”

  1. edwardreid says:

    Nice going!! I …
    Nice going!! I helped make a pedal powered drill press years ago and built a recumbent frame with it. I’m now making a pedal powered rolling stage with 3 “cars”-7 person power, 32 ft long.

  2. 1too3fore says:

    you don’t have to …
    you don’t have to turn compost piles, and there won’t be any smell. Get your facts straight!

  3. chaji18 says:

    Why did that guy …
    Why did that guy start jerking off after the other one entered the barrel at like 1:47!?!?

  4. sophia071 says:

    I would like to see …
    I would like to see plans to build one of these. Are they online somewhere? What is the big blue tub exactly and do u need tools for welding to turn it into a composter?

  5. TheGlassCleaners says:

    Sell it to your …
    Sell it to your local city, everybody wins!

  6. neilzmail says:

    Very nice. Where …
    Very nice. Where did you get your compost bin (blue)???

  7. CrazyBannnahHannah says:

    I LOVE IT!! WHERE …
    I LOVE IT!! WHERE DO I GET ONE!!!

  8. CaptJackSavvy says:

    You guys are my …
    You guys are my heroes!

  9. hiramcook says:

    Why the overkill …
    Why the overkill with the pedal-powered stuff? Just put a couple of handles on this and really turn it by hand. I know the bike part is cute but not really needed.

  10. muggyruggy says:

    This is so funny! …
    This is so funny! You go dude! Good idea…

  11. tudr46 says:

    What did you use …
    What did you use for the bin part?

  12. sponsu says:

    this looks amazing! …
    this looks amazing! i am a market gardener and this would work perfectly for the amount of compost we make currently make with forks and a bad back. is there any chance you could send me details or drawings of what went into it, i would love to give it a try and pass on the word. ad

  13. NOSMOJEFF says:

    I would love to see …
    I would love to see pictures of the gear setup and how to put it together. Love it!!

  14. tonyinmontreal says:

    this large bin is …
    this large bin is actually moving to a local community garden to be used by everyone in the neighborhood. Approximately 150 people use the space and contribute to the composting.

  15. fossilfool says:

    That’s a huge …
    That’s a huge compost bin. You guys must eat well! Love the shot of the gear reduction system. I also like how the frame floats about 4 feet about the ground, kind of like a tall bike. Funny ending too. Nice submission!

  16. ryantmulligan says:

    This is very …
    This is very interesting. I have a compost area in my back yard, but I never use it because I don’t know how or when to properly turn it.

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