cory in fla
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which is a good pin pointer to buy that don't cost an arm and a leg and works good?
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pin pointers
- Thread starter cory in fla
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I would suggest looking on ebay for a used pinpointer if you aren't wanting to spend too much money. Somewhere in these forums there's a fairly recent topic on pinpointers so you might search it.
The pic below is the pinpointer I use and it's fairly cheap.
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The pic below is the pinpointer I use and it's fairly cheap.
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After using a pinpointer for several years, I could never go out without one. Mine saves at least half the digging time, and locates even the smallest metallic objects.
I have an Automax V2 from Kellyco. I bought it on eBay for $40 a long time ago. It's a bit bulky but the thin probe is great. I've used a Vibraprobe but I like the Automax better. Not familiar with any others. You should be able to find one for fifty buck or less.
Marc
I have an Automax V2 from Kellyco. I bought it on eBay for $40 a long time ago. It's a bit bulky but the thin probe is great. I've used a Vibraprobe but I like the Automax better. Not familiar with any others. You should be able to find one for fifty buck or less.
Marc
Gunnar of bradford MN
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im using the whites bullseye two it works good but i have heard others say the on off buttons go fast one thing i dont like about it is the probe part is not long enuff some times on deep objects unless i dig a wid hole which i dont like to do it wont get all the way down thear so try to get one whith a long probe if you can or bring a back hoe to make the hole wide enuff
beernut_101
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Order one direct from Tinytec probes http://tinytec-probes.com/ . I ordered the Tinytec ~6 1/2" Ultra Deluxe for $44.95, you can't go wrong with this probe.