Maryborough Pay Dirt

[Tathradj]

Maybe a group gathering from we us minions and bring in a truck load eh. ???

 

[user 7222]

Behind the Van. ???
Or maybe I can stack the trailer on top. LOL

I will put the banker in. :Y: :Y:

We are FILLING the camper for your return trip. Best O Luck pulling that home. :lol:

 

[user 7222]

Maybe a group gathering from we us minions and bring in a truck load eh. ???

I'd LOVE to see it happen.

 

[Tathradj]

Here on the South Coast of NSW. ???

Man, We might be desperate but not that bad. :8 ickshovel:

 

[DykeHead]

lol

 

[user 14190]

Well if I was to get a load delivered to the South Coast where i live where there is no gold within 50kms and I would be able to use my high banker and petrol or electric pump because it would be on private property and then I could use what is left on the driveway and I would not have worry about the Rangers looking over my shoulder.

Graham

 

[Occasional_panner]

OK this is for road base yeah?

Obvious question is why not buy it, process it and sell the tailings as road base yourself?

 

[user 7222]

Once it's processed, it can't be used.

 

[user 7222]

You can buy it and process it and get rid of the junk material.
Way too much hassle for me.

 

[Booney]

Processing would wash the fines out of the gravels making it unsuitable for road base . I've seen some of the gold that comes out of these gravels ,it is what it is a great offer from Patrick :Y:

 

[Occasional_panner]

Once it's processed, it can't be used.

Dryblower will retain all the clay bits in the tailings for it to still be useful for road base.

It could be processed on his site, same material left over, minus the gold.

 

[Bjay]

I just want to find gold and lick windows cause Im a good boy now.

 

[RM Outback]

I've been thinking about this dirt and the ability to process it allowing for it to retain the fines and be used as road base. Which lead me to think of the using the Jack Winder (calling Outback, got ya ears on Jack) Outback here is a great opportunity to demonstrate your gear amongst like minded people and pick up a few orders that I'm sure will keep you busy for a while, generating income plus interest :Y: win win :beer: worth thinking industrial scale and visiting the pay dirt site to investigate maybe :fistpump:. Nothing to lose imo.

 

[Nestlife]

How many meters did you run through to get a 1.4g

 

[RM Outback]

How many meters did you run through to get a 1.4g

He ran 1 mate so if you're close by your making money or like most of us it'd be great fun and a fuel expense. We spend money on fuel and tucker either way so if your keen and go ahead let us know how it pan's out :beer:

 

[Ward69]

I've been thinking about this dirt and the ability to process it allowing for it to retain the fines and be used as road base. Which lead me to think of the using the Jack Winder (calling Outback, got ya ears on Jack) Outback here is a great opportunity to demonstrate your gear amongst like minded people and pick up a few orders that I'm sure will keep you busy for a while, generating income plus interest :Y: win win :beer: worth thinking industrial scale and visiting the pay dirt site to investigate maybe :fistpump:. Nothing to lose imo.

Ha RM Im back in Ballarat in 2 weeks sitting on my backside or swinging every second day. If Outback needs a hand shoveling glad to help. No charge. Have the free time these days. Happy retired at the age of 50

 

[goody2shoes]

Wish I lived closer to Pat

Could do with some paydirt to play with and get my panning skills up to date...

Thank you Pat, you are a good person for sharing the info with other's

Goody

 

[Tathradj]

Love to try and tow all that back over the ranges. LOL

Tath, bring your banker and a small trailer. You'll be right!

 

[user 7222]

Hook up the Mules to the Wagon.
Mule Train!!!!

 

[pagan prospector]

Love to try and tow all that back over the ranges. LOL

Tath, bring your banker and a small trailer. You'll be right!

See if you can borrow Doug and one of his trains job done
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