Inflatable pontoons are ideal for easy storage and transportation while the cross-linked polyethylene floats are exceptionally durable and light. The Model 2004 is constructed with an aluminum frame and is supported with either flexible black vinyl inflatable or grey hard cross-linked polyethylene pontoons. The 10 by 36 inch sluice box is specifically engineered for fine gold recovery and easy clean up. This engine and pump combination produces an unbelievable 100 gallons per minute and up to 160 feet of head pressure. This highly efficient engine can run up to five hours on a single gallon of gas. I will assist in any way possible to get this shipped.This super high powered backpackable dredge is equipped with a quiet, lightweight, heavy-duty Honda GX50 engine. Please ask questions! Shipping could get interesting and will be expensive, but I'm in. Everything included is in very good to excellent condition. Most everything you need to get started dredging is included. The sluice box is not currently bolted together and the battery cables are 'sort of hanging' because, more than likely, this will have to be disassembled for transporting. The main tray of the sluice box is 60"x22', and the side boxes are 72"x16". Overall assembled size is about 7' x 12'. THIS IS A BIG DREDGE!! You will not be able to fit this machine in the back of your pickup. A dandy! Frame can be assembled and disassemble quickly and easy, it has been reworked and fastens with wing nuts. Two 4" footvalves, 30' suction hose and swivel nozzle (not pictured), stainless steel reserve tank, and Keene's triple sluice box. Have a hot water set-up for the Honda (complete) that is included. This set up is not new, engine has new plugs, filters and runs great. The other engine is a Honda 18 hp with a Gold Divers 4x3 water pump. All 3 of these components are brand new, a Keene package.
Twin engines, one a Vanguard 23 hp, Keene P-350s, and Gast 263 air compressor with snorkel. This is an 8" suction gold dredge, mostly by Keene. So.you want to go gold dredging.well here you are.
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