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Breaking up clay
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<blockquote data-quote="aushunter" data-source="post: 9135" data-attributes="member: 195"><p>Hey Fellas,</p><p>I have been thining of a cement mixer myself and I am trying to pursuade my father inlaw to let me borrow this for a similar purpose.</p><p>I still havent got around to building my Poly trommel due to renovations and thought about a mixer just to "wash" the rocks and free up gold clinging to the large rocks that has clay attached.</p><p>It is a time consuming job manually washing and scrubbing rocks to a little gold from but if a mixer comes into play it should be a much quicker process, Oh and add a few drops of detergent for good measure.</p><p>Hey Gm, do get down to the bedrock on your operation or just river wash?</p><p>Just thought if bedrock do you clean out the crevices manually as a lot of au would be down where the Excav cant dig.</p><p>Cheers</p><p>Brad...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aushunter, post: 9135, member: 195"] Hey Fellas, I have been thining of a cement mixer myself and I am trying to pursuade my father inlaw to let me borrow this for a similar purpose. I still havent got around to building my Poly trommel due to renovations and thought about a mixer just to "wash" the rocks and free up gold clinging to the large rocks that has clay attached. It is a time consuming job manually washing and scrubbing rocks to a little gold from but if a mixer comes into play it should be a much quicker process, Oh and add a few drops of detergent for good measure. Hey Gm, do get down to the bedrock on your operation or just river wash? Just thought if bedrock do you clean out the crevices manually as a lot of au would be down where the Excav cant dig. Cheers Brad... [/QUOTE]
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