Dry washing secret weapon!

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Lots of guys using concrete mixers to break down clods and gravels out there these days because they're cheap and work well. Too bad it can't attach to a pack frame so easily as a concrete tamp.
 

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Yep that secret's been out for quite awhile.
But thanks for sharing:icon_thumleft:

GG~
 

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Just what I need, another piece of semi heavy equipment to haul around. Now if I can just get a backhoe too I'll be set.
 

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I have a Gold Claimer trommel like that. It works great, except the problem is hauling water to it.
 

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A cement mixer has a LOT of possible uses in processing. I'm going to get one and use some bearings from a D-12 Cat to make a small ball mill that will serve several uses. All of those black sands that need crushing will be run through it to prep them for amalgamation.
 

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What does he use to power it? I saw a power cord in the picture, but didn't see a power source. If it's a gas generator what size do you need?
 

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What does he use to power it? I saw a power cord in the picture, but didn't see a power source. If it's a gas generator what size do you need?
He uses a small generator to run the cement mixer and his jack hammer. The generator size would depend on the current needed by the tools. Probably 2000 watts = 16 amps should be plenty for what he is using in the video.
 

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