Coil cover ?

EccentricInTexas

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Minelab Equinox 800 11DD coil 11x15DD coil 6DD coil
Schiebel AN-19/2,
Bounty Hunter Land Ranger Pro,
Bounty Hunter Pioneer 505,
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TheHunterGT

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BH505Man

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Nov 18, 2013
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Equinox 800, 6",11" coils, Teknetics T2SE,&T2 Classic, 5", CORS Fortune 5.5x9.5", 11", CORS Strike 12x13", 15"coils, Legacy 3500, 4", 8",10" & 11"DD coils, Lesche digging Knife, Lesche T Handle Shovel
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They are not the same covers....there are 2 different 8 inch covers actually....they are not compatible with each other.

For a older 6.6khz 8 inch coil you need part number 8COVER-N

For newer 7.7khz 8 inch coils you need 8COVER-7

You want this one for a Land Star - https://www.amazon.com/BOUNTY-HUNTER-8COVER-N-Bounty-Hunter/dp/B00C0BISDS

Also found here - https://www.kellycodetectors.com/catalog/8-spider-coil-cover-old-models

To complicate matters further, sometimes when First Texas ran out of a certain coil, they substituted one from another of their lines like the 8" Fisher or Teknetics coils. I ran into this problem when I went to buy an 8" coil cover for my Bounty Hunter Legacy 3500 (a newer model version of the Discovery 3300). It came with a 8" Teknetics coil that also fits and works on the Fisher F2/F4/F5 models and the Bounty Hunter Pioneer 505, Landstar, Discovery 3300, ect. In this case I ended up looking at all the 8" coil covers that First Texas made & was able to identify it by shape.
 

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