The 1/4 hoss takes time out from his busy fishing schedule to go metal detecting :rofl:

[quarterhorse]

The Quarterhorse was tired of cleaning fish........so he thought he would clean some coins instead
3 hour hunt this morning netted pun intended 110 ten clad coins for a grand total of $8.17 and two lovely junk rings.

HH
[size=x-large]QH[/size] and [size=x-small]Blackie helped[/size]

 

[lurksalot]

$8.17 is EXCELLENT for one hunt! WTG!

 

[D&P-OR]

Hooray for da 1/4 hors!!!!----Water fishin & dirt fishin---it don't get much better'n that!!!!

 

[INCH]

Thanks for the Pics . Hope thats a Craftsman screwdriver. I read about your Stanley breaking

 

[widebody]

[size=large]doesn't look like a craftsman to me. looks like another stanley or off brand. wth as long as it works.

HH[/size]

 

[D&P-OR]

Nah, you're both wrong!----That's a PM (Popular Mechanics)---I think! ---Looks a lot like mine anyway.

 

[John-Edmonton]

Hoss is the one on the far right, however, is that Blackie, the one on the far left?

 

[zeekeys]

Thanks for your posts on your Stanley being broken and when I thought about it I had never even used mine. I took my Stanley out and was really surprised how quickly I could get the job done. Using your Stanley is an art and it takes a lot of practice. I take my hat off to you for a job well done. That is a lot of coins to pop in one outing. Great work QH.......Z

 

[quarterhorse]

Well I it when EVERYBODY is wrong.
Went to Lowes to pick up a 6 inch 3/16 in diameter STANLEY and the only one they had was right in the middle of a "set" of what l@@ked to be near a jillion screwdrivers.......so I got 3 of the Lowes "Task Force" #45520 made in the "USA" with Domestic and Foreign Components.......and has a Lifetime guarantee... and a red racing stripe..... for 88cents each. I bet Mister Lowe doesn't know its going to used as a mini-crow bar/coin popping tool. No worry when they break and they will if put under enough horsepower........I'll go back for more!!

I like the 3/16 cause its thin enough to use as a probe in loose soil and pop the coins too!

The "Stanley" just had sentimental value, it was one of my dads tools.

HH
QH