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Max traks come in handy.

Angus mackirk are great sluices.

I have been in the building industry for over 30 years, I swear by my Makita. Cabinet maker by trade. Carpenter, shop fitter and joinery installer. Would never buy Ryobi, ozito or cheaper cordless gear. Buy quality that will last ie Makita, dewalt etc

I think the metal detector shop in geelong has a meeting every month, try enquiring there.

Would it be possible to have an area where events like these could be posted. ie gold panning championships, gemorama

Information centre in Beechworth has a map of the river which shows the free camping spots.

Would that UBCO bike need recreation rego if it was ridden in the state forest? For $3,000 id seriously look at buying one, $8000 too rich for me.

A bit late but this bloke shows how to do runners with skateboard ball bearings. paskmakes.com/2018/01/24/make-your-own-truck-bed-drawers/

Try eaton lockers they might have something for the merc.

Sprinters are great. Get some aggressive tyres, bulbar and a winch. And maybe a hand winch if you need to come out backwards. Bloody ripper vehicles.

Booked my site, don't mind if its not powered.

Long phone call

Cant spell Jackal.

Great post thanks mbasko. Which is your preferred machine or does that vary according to the areas you detect in?

Hi Ridge Runner, which machine do you find more comfortable to detect with?

https://www.sbs.com.au/gold/story.php?storyid=131

They shoot nuggets over there?? :o I prefer the catch and release method. :P

The Cook got home yesterday and shes not to happy. She reckons someone knocked off her windscreen wipers.

Great video, thanks for posting.

watched that video over and over and for the life of me cant see any carrots