BGT dredge/hi banker
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Goodyguy
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With the proper attachment it works great as a highbanker 
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Seems like it can be done pretty well.
Also Looks like they are having some kits ready for sale by end of February this year, quote from their website:
"High-banker Kits Coming Soon!
We know you all want these! We've been REALLY busy, but hope to have these READY TO SHIP by Feb 2014."
Underburden
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I don't know, but it looks like a shovel full of bank run caused a blow out. Grizz got loaded up big time.
If I had to run a highbanker like that, I'd definately classify to ½" prior to feeding and not feeding a shovel full at a time.
Bob
If I had to run a highbanker like that, I'd definately classify to ½" prior to feeding and not feeding a shovel full at a time.
Bob
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yea, I don't see any improvement over a traditional power-sluice. It actually looks slower.
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