Hi All,
Thought I would pass on the good word about these two vendors. I am new to this web site and have gained some great advice. I Am an old hand at prospecting for gold with Fisher's original gold bug. Sold it on ebay and got the Fisher ID Edge and am now venturing into the coin/relic hunting hobby here in North Atlanta area.
Ordered both of these and received them within 4 days (including weekend) for the Lesche Hurcules digging tool and maybe five days on the Cen-tech from Harbor Freight.
The digging tool is rock solid and light weight and of course a great improvement over my hand spade which was no match for roots and rocks and clay in my area.
The cen-tech works fine. Time will tell if it will continue to work well under real conditions and be as good as the more expensive hand detectors for pinpointing.
www.predatortools.com
Many thanks to all who post to this forum, wished i had this resource 15 years ago when I was learning about gold prospecting. The Internet forums sure can slice a learning curve in half.
John
Thought I would pass on the good word about these two vendors. I am new to this web site and have gained some great advice. I Am an old hand at prospecting for gold with Fisher's original gold bug. Sold it on ebay and got the Fisher ID Edge and am now venturing into the coin/relic hunting hobby here in North Atlanta area.
Ordered both of these and received them within 4 days (including weekend) for the Lesche Hurcules digging tool and maybe five days on the Cen-tech from Harbor Freight.
The digging tool is rock solid and light weight and of course a great improvement over my hand spade which was no match for roots and rocks and clay in my area.
The cen-tech works fine. Time will tell if it will continue to work well under real conditions and be as good as the more expensive hand detectors for pinpointing.
www.predatortools.com
Many thanks to all who post to this forum, wished i had this resource 15 years ago when I was learning about gold prospecting. The Internet forums sure can slice a learning curve in half.
John