azdave35

i see things haven't changed much around here

12 volt electric....reverse helix trommel..$600

built from bill fletchers plans...$200

nice shape....$400 for the detector and 2 coils

sorry....$1200

nice minelab extreme with tracking button mod...comes with coiltek lightweight battery system and 3 batteries..3 coils...11 inch..18 inch and 11x17 coiltek oval coil..doc's box cover...reeds audio amp...minelab suitcase box...$1200

i have one but i'm in the phoenix area

excellent condition...$375 local pick up send a pm if interested

very nice 2 stage unit...jaw crusher on top and roller mill below..honda engine runs great...new tires on the trailerexcellent condition and ready to be put to work...$4000 send a pm if interested

i'm trying to get in touch with tom branham.....if you are still looking in on this forum send me a p.m or call me.....thanks

if its cheap mild steel or cast iron it probably wont take a heat treat...you might have to weld some hardface on it and grind it down where you want it

reg has always gone out of his way to answer any questions i had and is a valuable asset to this and any other metal detecting forum but every time he comes on here to help some idiot kicks him in the sack...i guess that just proves that the world is full of stupid people that are constantly striving to sabotage themselves ...in the future some of us would appreciate it if they sabotaged themselves and not the forum because most of the more intelligent people on these forums really value reg's expertise

thats the old hansen mill (or cyclone z as it was later known)...the one in the video was his prototype design ....the second design had a screened exit..so you didnt have to take it apart to get the crushed ore out...just feed it in the top and it came out the bottom....it did have a problem with the chains wearing out quickly because the links were just heat treated..which means only a very thin layer on the outside of the link was hardened...once you wear through the thin layer they wore very fast...the solution is to hard face them right off the bat with a good impact resistant hardface (stoody 101 hc)...and then held up very well