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They Sure Made Them Big And Long Back Then :rofl: :cam:
- Thread starter John-Edmonton
- Start date
Rosco Bookbinder
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The coil on that thing has to be the size of a Papa Murphy's Family Size Pizza for sure........Thanks for the history John...
bearkat4160
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n/t
Uncle Willy
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Yeah Gardiner Electronics made one with a 12 foot shaft for searching inside caves and a 36-inch coil.
Bill
Bill
Uncle Willy
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And we bellyache about swinging something heavier than a 250. 
Bill
Bill
Arkie John
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...he found more silver than most of you.
aj
aj
lordmarcovan
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Daaayum! Lookat the size of that coil! 
I'll bet your lower back hurt like the Dickens after a day of swingin' that thing!
I'll bet your lower back hurt like the Dickens after a day of swingin' that thing!
Heck that is only the 12 by 24 inch coil, Garrett also made a 24 by 24 inch coil for their Hunter BFO, which is the size of a large TV screen..................evidently most were not around when these coils were considered NORMAL...........LONG BEFORE THE DEVELOPEMINT OF THE BLOODHOUND!.............................HH....................Joe