New Recovery Equipment

H&F909ORO

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Dec 26, 2013
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Hi Everyone,

I have been pretty dormant for a while. But despite that I've still have the fever.

I picked this rotary recovery piece up on Craigslist and to be honest I don't know much about how to set it up. The model that I bought is not new, it's an older model. I'm very unfamiliar with this piece since I have never used it and only bought it recently. I've been doing my own research, but would like some input on it. What angle degree is most efficient and how does it compare to the Desert Fox? ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1458782702.532665.jpg ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1458782737.983103.jpg
 

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Hoser John

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Not near as good all the other wheels. Ifn' it don't have a hole through the middle it ain't worth a diddle. Keep all materials run through that as gold remains-John
 

HMiller

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Looks similar to the gold magic wheel. I've seen that one at a show once. Looked cool but not $500 cool. Just another wheel. They have some info and videos on their site.
 

goldenmojo

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H&F Good to see you livened back up. No idea on the wheel but if you get up this way your always welcome to go mining with us.
 

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