Pro Zig Zag High Banker Product Information
$810
Weight: 30 lbs.
Total dimensions:
16″ wide (at legs)
30″ tall (working height with raised legs).
Sluice box: 34″ long, 12″ wide, 4.5″ tall
Set up:
Raise high banker upper top and arms to lock into place. Next raise middle section and arms to lock. Raise high banker and adjust legs to correct height and angle for sluice. Raise high baker from front to back and level from side to side. Hook up water supply and adjust water flow with shut off valve.
How the Pro Zig Zag Highbanker works:
Material is placed into the upper hopper, where the spray bars wash the material. The material then drops down onto the grizzly area. The classified material will drop down and the washed rocks will fall out. From there the washed material drops into the top of the sluice box and gets washed through the riffles. Processing a five gallon bucket should take about 4-5 minutes.
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Hi guys
just a question for ya
how much is your shipping cost to get your zig zag highbanker to australia
i like this highbanker the best design i have seen so far
thanks
nathan
Hi Nathan,
I sent you an email with the details, it looks like 953.37 via UPS is our best bet.
How big of pump is required to do a very good job on your Zig Zag Highbanker, and would you supply one for an additional price? and what then would be the total finial price shipped to Caldwell, Idaho 83605
Zig Zag with pump? without pump
Hey Don!
We recommend 100 GPM pump for the high banker. And good news, we manufacture in Boise, ID right off Victory Rd. so there wouldn’t be any shipping charges if you just wanted to pick it up. Best deals on pumps can be found at Harbor Freight or D&B Supply when they are on sale. If you wanted to be set up with everything at one place you could see our dealer in Nampa, Ray Bixler at Finders Keepers.
Zig Zag Highbanker without the pump is $750.
Thanks,
Cherie
What kind of pump comes with the Zig Zag highbanker?
What size in the water inlet?
Hi Cathy,
The inlet is 1 1/4″ with a bushing taking it up to 1 1/2″. Give us a call if you’d like to order one, our online cart is down at the moment! 971-259-8499
Thanks,
Cherie
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hey herman
WHAT!!!
Team,
I have to tell you we’ve had a great summer since purchasing the Zig-Zag high banker. We ran across Dan demoing it at the Burnt River GPAA outing and we took the unit home he was demoing. Needless to say, we’ve worked our butt off moving material. I’d like to inquire about a few things that I may consider in the off season wrt modification on the high banker.
First of all, as we usually find ourselves processing the material from a bucket that we perch on the front portion of the banker, it would be great if you could fabricate a platform that attaches to the riffle bolts and hangs off, or somehow attaches, to the top hopper. This would allow you to be able to rest the bucket on top of the hopper and not have to always balance it. Usually by wife and I try to target 80 buckets in a day and to be honest at the end of the day we feel as if we’ve been hit by a truck and are extremely tired. This would absolutely help on the fatigue factor. Not to mention you could use the platform to store the hand rake we use to rake rocks off the grizzly.
Another potential fabrication would be for some sort of bucket caddy or platform to hold the bucket at the back end of the grizzly to capture larger rocks that have been washed but eliminated from the process via the grizzly. In today’s times it’s important we try to reclaim the area in which we have worked and managing your waste material is a big part of that. We usually spend a lot of time trying to keep the bucket at the right angle to catch rocks. But as rocks fall it is difficult to maintain a level area for the bucket to rest.
Like I say we’ve had a great summer with the machine but a few tweaks or accessories would make it a better device to work with. I’m more than happy to chat about you with this if my note is not intuitive.
On an unrelated issue, I bought a 5 HP Champion 2” Trash pump and I have a hell of a time getting it primed when we are set up on a hill. We are well below the specifications on the pump head heighth so I’m puzzled as to how to address this issue. Are you aware of any secrets or tricks that can help us out. Someone mentioned a “foot valve” at the pump to keep the water in the hose? Any insight you can provide would be helpful.
JR
Thanks JR – I will get this to the guys in the shop and get back to you soon!
-Cherie
Hello,
I was wondering if your highbanker is fitted for a 1 1/2″ pump? I live in Golden,BC and if I want to use a pump it has to be 1 1/2″ or smaller or else I have to get a water permit which is another $500!!
Hi Basil, The inlet for the highbanker is 1-1/2″ and you’ll need nothing less than 50 Gallons per minute. So it sounds like that should work for you! Would you like me to get you a quote on shipping?
-Cherie
how much is your shipping cost for adquiring your pro zigzag hibanker
Hi Nelson,
Where are we sending the Highbanker?
How much to ship to Vancouver British coloumbia
Hi Markus,
I just emailed you!
hello cherie
My name is Dada and i live in Mali, west africa. We are having our gold rush now which started about a year ago. I work with alittle over 20 000 people mostly in small gold mine projects. I will like to receive some information about a partnership or a delear license.
Thank you in advance for taking time to reply.
Just emailed you.
Thanks,
Cherie
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