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Compadre 5.75
- Thread starter tabdog
- Start date
That's what I wanted to hear! Sorry MsSpeedy had to break down to find out the answer. I was enyoying my 4" coil in some areas, but it was sure slow going in the wide open spaces and I needed just a tad more coverage to feel like I might get thru hunting before the day was over but yet retain all the good qualities of a smaller coil.
Something I thought about that I did not mention.
The way these two machines operate in a tot lot
is very close.
I have more practice with the 7" and can do just
great, even close to steel poles. It handles iron
very well. It is the King of the TOT LOT, as far as
I'm concerned.
I think that once I get more practice with this
machine, I will be able to work around steel
poles better than with the 7" coil. I believe it
is definitely Queen of the Tot Tot.
MisSpeedy has better separation, which makes
it a first choice in heavy trash.
As far as handling iron goes, the jury is still out.
I need more recoveries in different environments
with MisSpeedy before I can decide how I feel
about that.
Happy Huntin,
tabdog
The way these two machines operate in a tot lot
is very close.
I have more practice with the 7" and can do just
great, even close to steel poles. It handles iron
very well. It is the King of the TOT LOT, as far as
I'm concerned.
I think that once I get more practice with this
machine, I will be able to work around steel
poles better than with the 7" coil. I believe it
is definitely Queen of the Tot Tot.
MisSpeedy has better separation, which makes
it a first choice in heavy trash.
As far as handling iron goes, the jury is still out.
I need more recoveries in different environments
with MisSpeedy before I can decide how I feel
about that.
Happy Huntin,
tabdog
