Filled my huge mug with coffee yesterday. I sat it up on a can of paint in between my front seats of my work truck. The next thing I know is it's fallen over and running over the buttons on my ATpro! For a moment I was in a panic. But of course she fired right up. It may seem trivial but accidents happen. You wonder why all machines aren't waterproof?
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Another good reason to have an ATpro
- Thread starter khouse
- Start date
The water proofing is often times considered trivial, until an accident happens by land hunters.
JOHNMARKHAM
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ooops...glad it was a water proof machine??
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john
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Gopher John
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n/t
Dennis Harbour
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A friend stepped into a deep hole while water detecting at Biloxi beach in1978. He was using a White 5900D, not water proof.
Big Boys Hobbies
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Outch!!! That was close, nuthin like hot coffee spilt on your pants!!! Lol
BigCatDaddy
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And another good reason to not be drinkin' and drivin'!!
garrettlover
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glad you didn't scald the atpro lol
