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Hand mattox and fiber comp scoop

Roland58

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I bought a hand mattox with pronged rake and a fiber composition scoop at Home Depot. The mattox was $4 and the composition scoop was $0.99. They both work great, even on hard red clay.
 
Dude how you doing with that F-75, getting the hang of it, mine was shipped today.
 
Hey Shooter,
It is going great. Learning the F75 is not really difficult, of course, I still have a LOT to learn. I have found it rather simple, after getting the real machine to play with. Reading the manual before getting the machine was a little daunting, but, after having it in hand, everything started to make sense. I have only been on one real outing and only for a couple of hours. I used the default setting for the first hour and then switched to AM, set Disc to 15, Sens to 90 and did a manual GB. I used the 3 tones and with just a few tries, it became quite easy to rule out tabs and flattened cans. TodayI got permission to hit a schoolyard , so, as soon as I have an opportunity, more 'practice' and [hopefully] productivity will be had. The first hunt was in a very trashy place and nothing of consequence was found.

Drop me an email [roland58 at suddenlink dot net] after you get yours and let me know what you think about it.........I'm betting you will love it!!!
 
Hey Shooter,
It is going great. Learning the F75 is not really difficult....of course, I have a LOT yet to learn. I have found it rather simple, after getting the real machine to play with. Reading the manual before getting the machine was a little daunting, but, after having it in hand, everything started to make sense. I have only been on one real outing and only for a couple of hours. I used the default setting for the first hour and then switched to AM, set Disc to 15, Sens to 90 and did a manual GB. I used the 3 tones and with just a few tries, it became quite easy to rule out tabs and flattened cans. TodayI got permission to hit a schoolyard , so, as soon as I have an opportunity, more 'practice' and [hopefully] productivity will be had. The first hunt was in a very trashy place and nothing of consequence was found.

Drop me an email [roland58 at suddenlink dot net] after you get yours and let me know what you think about it.........I'm betting you will love it!!!
 
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