Gold Monster 2000 Nugget Finder Heavy Duty Skid Plates

[dig4gold]

On 2/7/2026 at 3:20 PM, Aureous said:

19 bits...over 1gm. Another lazy AU$200

 

I wouldn't say detecting in 35 degrees for 19 bits of small AU is a lazy $200. No gold these days is easy gold. But I get where you are coming from. Depends on how much time & travel is involved. It is still fun & $200 is $200. Good on you. 

D4G 

[Aureous]

2 hours ago, dig4gold said:

I wouldn't say detecting in 35 degrees for 19 bits of small AU is a lazy $200. No gold these days is easy gold. But I get where you are coming from. Depends on how much time & travel is involved. It is still fun & $200 is $200. Good on you. 

D4G 

3.5 hours in the morning, when its cooler. 5 minutes travel time. Easy lol

[PhaseTech]

On 2/4/2026 at 5:23 AM, phrunt said:

Anyone that's put some hours on the GM2000 has quickly relalized that the skid plates once again are made out of something like recycled ice cream containers much like the GPX 6000 coils.

Fortunately, Nugget Finder has come to the rescue with their heavy duty skid plates

@PhaseTech do you intend to stock these? If so, I'll buy mine off you rather than elsewhere.

 

Sorry Simon, not been on forums much lately. Yes I have them. https://phasetechnical.com.au/gold-monster-2000-5-heavy-duty-skid-plate/

[Rivers rat]

On 2/3/2026 at 6:53 PM, phrunt said:

Anyone that's put some hours on the GM2000 has quickly relalized that the skid plates once again are made out of something like recycled ice cream containers much like the GPX 6000 coils.

Fortunately, Nugget Finder has come to the rescue with their heavy duty skid plates

They should be available at Nugget Finder dealers but they're in stock at Gold Rat Engineering (Highbanker.com.au)

Any coil scrubber is going to need these, and I know @Lunk will be suitably happy about this after burning through skid plates.

@PhaseTech do you intend to stock these? If so, I'll buy mine off you rather than elsewhere.

 

 

Monsieur is a connoisseur 🙂

 

RR