|
GOLD GRABBER 2
IT'S BACK AND NOW EVEN BETTER !! This is the prototype that's why the colors on the photos are different. The unit comes apart in three pieces: hopper, body, and sluice, and can fit in the trunk of a car. As many of you may or may not know Alan Trees the Designer & Original builder of the Gold Grabber has started to build these again !!! Alan and I are working together bring them back to a Dealer near You!! We have Dealerships available though out the United States and around the World . The suggested retail price on the Gold Grabber II is $799.00 plus shipping. You supply the Pump and Motor. If you order the unit through this website the price will be $699.00 plus shipping. The GOLD GRABBER II has to be one of the finest high banker Gold Getters ever made. I have been using one for 23 years and will not part with it!! These are used all around the World. Alan has sold 17000 units since 1979. If you go to GPAA Alaska Expedition you will find that they use them there and have since they started the Expedition. When George Massie was first introduced to the GOLD GRABBER he was so impressed that he purchased over fifty exclusively for Alaska. This year they are going to use the Gold Grabber II and filming its operation for the Outdoor Channel. So You want more info??? Send Your e-mail address and phone number and I will contact You Goldgrabber2@msn.com Gold Grabber II Specifications: a.. The Gold Grabber II consists of a Hopper With three Spray Bars b.. 2 Cobble Ports c.. Recovery Drawer (Primary Recovery) d.. A Sluice Box or Secondary Recovery Gold Grabber II Instructions: a.. You merely shovel gravel into hopper. The gravel is washed and classified. Gold enters the recovery drawer and is trapped. The oversized cobbles exit out the ports on each side of Gold Grabber II. b.. After attaching water hose, the Gold Grabber II should be operated at a grade of at least 2" per 3' of sluice. a.. We recommend a pump capable of at least 60 gallons per minute or more, and for convenience it should be fitted with a ball valve to control water flow. b.. Water should be adjusted so as to have just enough water flow to wash material. Too much water will impede gold recovery. c.. When ready for cleanup, rinse out gold into a gold pan. d.. Show your friends the Gold. e.. Tell them they need to get their own. For questions or to order today by e-mail or telephone: Goldgrabber2@msn.com or 970-884-0227 |
| Gold Grabber 2 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
| Web Links: |
 |
|
   |
|
| See the Gold Grabber II in action!! |
 |
| Click on photograph for enlarged view. Hit your browsers BACK button to return to home. |
 |
| Last update: 2-8-08 |