Pyramid Pro Pan + THE MAVERICK BLUE Gold Pans COMBO PACK

Description

PYRAMID PRO PRODUCTION GOLD PAN &
The MAVERICK Gold Finishing Pan (BLUE)
You Will Receive BOTH Pans with this Listing
See Demo Video Here on this Ebay listing or (copy & paste url) https://youtu.be/xzg8YFFkUgI
PYRAMID PRO PAN:
Easy to learn
Fast as a sluice
Keeps all the nuggets and coarse gold
Retains up to 100% of the fines!
Tough, rugged construction
Heat and cold resistant
Lifetime Guarantee
Use all year around!
The following instructions will explain how to properly use your Pyramid Pro Pan® for the maximum results.
Do keep this in mind – “If it isn’t in your Pyramid Pro Pan®… it just isn’t there!” ®
1. Find a resting spot for your Pyramid Pro Pan®, i.e. between some rocks, a hole dug in the ground or a bucket, etc.
2. Pour some water into your Pyramid Pro Pan®. This will keep the gravel in a more liquefied state, which promotes quicker cleaning, classification, and more gold. Now add the gravel to just below the top riffle. (See video.)
3. Pick up your Pyramid Pro Pan®, get comfortable, (sitting or stooping,) let your elbows rest on your knees. Now place the pan just below the waterline being deep enough to allow the water to enter into the top edge of the pan.
4. Begin moving your Pyramid Pro Pan® in straight quick short left and right movements as if you were trying to sift sand through a strainer. Do not lift the Pyramid Pro Pan® above the waterline or make rocking motions, because these types of movements will not give you the desired result. Do keep it horizontal and just below the waterline. This works best.
5. When gravel in the surface layer of the Pyramid Pro Pan® appears to move freely as in a liquefied state, begin to increase the left to right stroke as to cause the surface gravel to expel over the top end edge on the long sides while remembering to keep the pan just below the waterline so the water can enter and help wash out the lose gravel.
6. Repeat step 4, then 5, again and again, stratifying the gravel (sifting) then expelling the gravel until the gravel is level with the top of the mixing chamber, which is that bulbous shaped area just above the trap hole and plug.
7. Leave some water in your Pyramid Pro Pan®, then lift it up and give it quick shaking movements (forward, backward, side to side,) then swirl the gravel around to help sink the heavies into the trap.  At this time you may decide to fill your Pyramid Pan® again and keep panning (go back to 1.) or go on to 8.
8. After doing #7 enough to feel satisfied you did a good job, pour off the water, and reach down and loosen the trap plug. Pull out plug from the trap and empty concentrates into a container or finishing pan. Most, if not all of the heavy material will be there. At this time you can reinsert the plug (do not over- tighten, snug is enough,) and continue panning more gravel or throw some water into your Pyramid Pro Pan by dipping or with your hand and flush out the rest of the concentrates.
**Another Great Reason to buy the Pyramid Pro Pan is that it considered a gold pan. It is not a sluice or highbanker. This means that if you run into an area that only allows gold panning, you will be able to process as much volume as you would a sluice with your PYRAMID PRO GOLD PAN!**
MAVERICK GOLD PAN:
Easy to learn
More riffles to c
apture more heavies
Interchang
eable
grit strips to
separate materials
Easier laminar clean-up
Outside finish for easier gripping
High density polypropylene
The Maverick Finishing Gold Pan has taken out many of the problems inherent with older designed square pans to bring you a more efficient,  productive product.
Yes, there are other square pans on the market and they do a good job for what they are – just not as good as the Maverick.
What’s the difference?
More riffles to capture the desired heavies as possible plus the elimination of
curved ends on riffles which cause heavy water flow lines that interfere with
your concentrates.
Deeper recess in front of the bottom to collect and hold more of your
concentrates and to detour the flow of water from washing your concentrates
out. (A very annoying problem with past designs.)
Longer floor length for easier laminar cleanup control plus the removal of any
bump lines and other obstructions inside the pan.
Bottom front of pan has a
15
0 grit finish to help retain heavies in cleaning off
unwanted material. This area is also used to apply various grit strips that can
be interchanged according to the coarseness of the material to be separated.
(This is a big plus!)
Outside finish is gritted for easier griping.
The
Maverick
is made from high density poly
propylene
which can take
almost
anything
you can throw at it.
Panned Must be "Seasoned" to remove oil just as any pan before use. Rough up the pan by using some gravel and detergent for about 5 minuets.
Dimensions:
L=16 inches W=8.5 inches tapers down to 7 inches H=4.25 inches tapers down 2.25 inches
Follow the instructions and tips below for maximum efficiency and recovery.
1. Add some water to the Maverick,* then fill it to about half way or less with preferably, pre classified gravel.
2. Now set the Maverick onto the surface of the water with a slight tip forward and start to stratify (shake) the gravel
vigorously* forward and backward in the pan. This action will make the heavy material sink to the bottom and
toward the front of the pan.
3. Now dip the front of the Maverick into the water to about 2/3rds of the way down at a 45-degree angle. A
portion of the gravel will now fall down the riffles.
4. Now bring the Maverick straight up making the water flow out like a water fall.* This action will wash away
some of the lighter gravel on the surface while the heavier material gets caught in the riffles. Now dip and repeat
this move several times.
5. Repeat steps 2, 3, and 4, in a vigorous fashion until you have reduced the gravel to an amount which does not
go onto the riffles easily, but lays in the bottom front of the Maverick
6. Now lift the Maverick out of the water far enough to make the water flow down the riffles and fill the bottom
portion of the Maverick to the riffle line. Before you go to the next step, make sure the water on the riffles is drained
of water.* Now dip the Maverick slightly forward and start to slap the top lip of the Maverick with the palm of your
hand.* This action will force most of the heavy material to the bottom front of the pan.
7. Now raise the front of the Maverick up slow enough to let the water drain back off the concentrates without
dislodging the gravel, making it go to the back of the pan.
8. With a flicking technique,* make the water go forward to the bottom edge of the concentrates then flick it back
creating a wave that pulls the lighter material back with it. Work forward on the concentrates with the water wave.
Keep repeating this action until you start seeing the heavy material. Now dip the back of the Maverick down
dumping out the water and excess gravel. After this, let some more water back into the Maverick then tip the
Maverick slightly forward and repeat slapping the palm of your hand on the front top lip to force the heavies to go
into the forward front of the Maverick again.
BOTH PANS Available on this Listing with BUY IT NOW!