Dredging for coins?

Attakpilot

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Carson Chris, pm me so I can get more info and I will get you going!
 

Attakpilot

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Aug 8, 2020
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Nokta Pulsedive
Garrett AT Pro
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All Treasure Hunting
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Built this in a day, sucks quarters right off the bottom of my pool! Air powered by my brownies third lung!
 

Reed Lukens

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Thick mud turns the river brown when dredged, you can get a coin basket for any dredge like Russ said. What do you have now?
 

Jason in Enid

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Yep that would do it ! Cheap / light weight / and very simple to build ! BUT youll need a tender to keep the rocks out OR sink the ship!:icon_thumleft:

Naw, the worst that happens is the floating basket get heavy, then tilts down letting material slide off. How fast it loads up depends entirely on where you work. Mud, sand and little bit of rock give you plenty of work time. Working in a gravel stream would certainly require close attention, but only to prevent losing targets you are vacuuming up.
 

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