Gas-Powered Mobile Hammer Mill for High Recovery Gold Mining in Remote Areas
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ค. 2023
- In this video, we introduce a gas-powered hammer mill, perfect for gold mining in remote areas where access to electricity may be limited. This mobile and easy-to-use hammer mill has a high recovery rate, making it an efficient tool for miners looking to maximize their gold recovery efforts.
The gas motors and sluice system allow for the processing of large quantities of material with minimal effort. Simply shovel your gold-bearing material into the hopper and watch as the hammer mill crushes and pulverizes the rocks, releasing the gold particles. The sluice system then separates the gold from the crushed material, allowing for easy collection and further processing.
Whether you're a small-scale miner or operating in a remote area, this gas-powered hammer mill is an ideal solution for your gold recovery needs. So join us in this video and see how easy it is to get gold from the sluice box using this reliable and efficient hammer mill.
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I’m not a miner at all just really enjoy your videos. Wanted to say how cool I think it is that you mix content for entertainment with promotion of your business, it really works. I genuinely want to get into prospecting now, testament to people like you, Dan Hurd, and Brian for Cerro Gordo.
same, been watching this guy for years yet closest i have gotten to "mining" for gold is buying a gold pan and using it once lol
I'm still looking forward in watching you process those tote bags of ore you had flown off the mountain side months ago. Is that video coming soon Jason?
Great video as always Jason, I especially like your longer vids where you go from crushing high grade ore all the way to smelting and show a nice big prill to cupel.
Really appreciate the honesty in your review of your own equipment.
Very nice system! 90%+ recovery is honestly more than I was expecting!
I like the design of that hammer mill and sluce! Thanks Jason!
Hi Jason, BIG thumbs up! Awesome video - as always! Great little machine! Thinking out loud - you might consider offering a slightly longer sluice box to customers that know they're going to have finer gold to process??? Take Care, Jim
Jason is this the one you developed back at your hard rock/truck mining videos?? ITS AWESOME!!!
I would love to see some videos of this equipment in the field this summer. Keep up the great work 👍
I like how thorough you are.
Great process walk-through, with facts! Thank you!
Also, anything that pulls mercury out of unsafe practices is very welcome to all of us in the world! Safe material recovery speaks well for the future of mining globally
Great presentation and very well thought out piece of equipment! I really like that pop'n'son style sluice for the fine flat gold I mine up in Alberta. Where did you source your backed moss if you don't mind my asking? I'd love to use stuff that's made in North America...
Nice design Jason! Not only portable & effective, but its more quiet than you would expect!
Honda has some really quiet generators/powerplants for sure. There got ones you can stand right next to running full tilt and you can't even hear em aside from a slight hum.
Thanks Jason I think this one is a winner!
Thanks this was very informative and I can see how valuable this would be to a small field operation.
Fantastic little system!
Thanks Jason 🙏
This is a great video Jason. Well, they all are great but enjoyed the job that machine can do in the wild. Nice job.
Interesting. The thought of adding water to the hammer mill for dust control just popped right up in that imaginative and creative head. How awesome ingenuity is....
Have you ever thought about using Whatman Ashless Filter Paper instead of shop towels for filtering out your material and subsequent burn-off? I think it might be more efficient and possibly less expensive overall. A No. 42 at 4" Diameter or so should work for most cases. Fold it into quarters, stick it in a funnel and off you go.
That is a real functional piece of equipment.
I like it!
Love what your doing man. Love the innovation. You could also include a sump tank and water pump that could run off the battery to recycle water. No need for a water source if you bring it with you. You could run material anywhere.
Why not invest one of those huge poly tanks that farmers use. Put two valves in , out And in. Include a small gas pump to shove water back in.
I'd ditch the battery and go with a rechargeable solar generator setup. Many more recharge cycles and many other uses for the guy who is remote without power. Look up the Jackery or Bluetti setups. Worth the money for te versatility
Jason thanks for the informative videos as always 👍🏻 one day I would love to come work with you. Im not even a miner, but love learning new stuff.
For a small timer this set up this unit would fit right in 👍👍😁 . SKK .
This is the best thing about your channel the product you pitch is your own and it's very cool this one looks to be really good thank you for sharing this six stars
That is AUESOME Jason. I really like the mobility of this unit
Excellent post, this is literally what I’m looking for
Great demo, neighbor!
What an awesome set up!
Nice practical design.
Wish all infomercials were that good to watch. Hope you sell a bunch of those.
You should get a 12v grain/salt shaker and put in on the inlet on top to use it as an auto feeding mechanism. The Honda's stator should make enough juice to power it.
That little plant is SO COOL!
So if I had waited till the end I would have had my answer. Thanks Jason
What a neat puppy... You realy think about your customers...
Nice demonstration, Jason!
Altering the fall in the sluice might help with the bit that got away. Great set up. Can not use them here in Switzerland.
Nice job Jason, it's perfect
You equipment looks top notch i enjoy all your videos keep up the good work
I'm in the same boat, I don't prospect or mind, but I want to after watching you and Dan! Love the new machine! Might need to plug a little leak at the start of the moss!
Great video as always.
Awesome video Jason
Genius, Nicely Done Sir!!
Good work Jason 💯🙏🙏
Your equipment is so good Jason, I'm pondering whether your losing that tiny amount because one side to the sluice is straight and the other is 45 degree, you could see the uneven nature of the water velocity immediately entering the slice run.... I'm thinking, if you shifted the sluice left to even out the distribution of water flow directly onto the sluice run, I reckon it will capture even more...
Just a little ideas critique...
Do you ship out to Australia, that's a wicked little system👍🇦🇺👍
Thank you for sharing this video Jayson
Love the crushers. I could definitely put that to good use. Inquiry sent 👍
Nice piece of kit.👍
Cool video!! Sweet piece of gear!!
This was worth watching. Thanks
Hey Jason,
I suspect you are going to be swamped with orders for that small hammer mill.
The fact that it can be carried in a pick up or mounted on a small trailer is going to draw in a lot of weekend prospectors.
I would like to know if you are going to produce a small size Jaw crusher that will produce one half inch or smaller material with a gas or diesel engine.
Thanks for a great video as well as the fine equipment.
I hope we soon hear from Dan that he is going to purchase one of these great little processors.
Looks nice. Suggestion - it seems like maybe a small vertical end (1/2" or so) at the upper end of the sluice channel would prevent that water from dripping out. Or possibly a rubber dam insert. Likely not a problem for folks with constant water supply but could eliminate an unnecessary nuisance for folks with a recirc water setup. And just curious - why did you go back to lead instead of - um, Bismuth was it? Did you find a problem using bismuth or were you just out? Just wondering because in a previous video you mentioned not using lead any more.
great machine demo Jason :) nice amount of caught gold :)
Jason you should set up this unit with wheels and a trailer hitch so you can pull it with an ATV and add bottle jacks for levelers :).... looks like i need to save my money now GEEZE cause now i want it lol
That would really work well at Jeff's mine. :-) Get that incline going to haul the ore out. Wayyy to long a climb to pack it out. Great machine you have there!
Perfect size for me, the serious hobbyist. Time to start saving for one...
It would be nice showing how it broke down and could be transported in a truck. I really liked this one today.
I loved watching this video it had so much information to learn from so fantastic work 👏 and amazing job 👏 😀 👍.
Excellent video thank you!!!!
Nice work .
Thanks! Your videos are excellent.
Thank you so much!
What are some common objects that can be compared to how fine the crushing? For example, Rice, Sugar, Flour.
Greetings from the BIG SKY. Nice lookin rig.
Your equipment is amazing! Even just as amazing is the material you ran! Where’d you get it?! I want to run a couple tons of it!
❤❤ love to see that gold dust😊 like they say every bit counts😊 I just do it for the fun😊 go camping kickback cook stuff on the BBQ drink a few beers and who knows you may hit the motherload😅 that would be awesome videos thank you for the video I'm glad you got some gold out of it really nice little buttons❤❤😢😮😅
I thought it was a very good informative video. Thanx
You build the coolest toys. Someday...
Great stuff but there's no way I'd be having that fuel tank so close to the motor! Yes I have worked in mining but not gold, only hobby prospecting with gold. I operated and maintained crushing plants, large stationary and transportable. I really like your videos.
From what I have picked up following Dan Hurd, adjusting the angle of the sluice and lowering the flow rate would probably increase your percentage recovery of the very fine gold making a properly set up version super efficient 👍🏻
And Jeff 'n Slim of course 😁
Great video/demo.. on my wishlist
What a great machine! Makes me wanne buy it, but there are no gold deposits in my country ☹
Man speak of the devil. I was just inquiring about smaller scale equipment on one of your older shorts/full vids. And BOOM you drop this video.
Great videos! I saw some leakage out the bottom of the front of the sluice that you can see some washings collecting on the ground @4:41. Given this was right before the wash hit the collector sluices, it may be worth collecting it and making sure it was run through the sluice, and also look into what was causing the leakage. Just a thought. Peace!
Very nice compact streamline design. Joe probably would rather have this powered by a lithium battery though 😂 Good Stuff MBMMLLC👊
Hello Jason..this is a good one for sure
Ya I see you have been expanding your area . Could use that machine to get started sampling
I am thinking a dream mat micro in the top third may have caught the 325 minus well. Absolutely grateful for your work. Hope to some day bpurchase some equipment from you
Love the setup. Maybe better recovery with gold hog mats though.
Does this guy ever sleep?...he's everywhere! Doing great stuff!...lol
Really like your videos because they were long enough with a lot of information but it seems like you’ve converted over to short videos one every now and then is refreshing but I would rather see the Lengthy video And not as many if you need more time to make them keep up the good work and thanks for Sharing
Perfect!
Awesome.
Besides miner moss, could use some experimenting with the many different mats out there on the market theses days.
Great çontent!
That looks like Pure American High-Grade Machinery there!
Yes it did a great job at proving a point with the hammer mill setup.
Is that Honda engine more or less the same as what Harbor Freight sales? If so that's another key point; if anything happens to that engine it is replaceable very easily.
But seeing as this was more or less advertisement you did a great job at showing your product and making content on the same subjects you normally do.
Thank you
Very interesting, as always. Ultra fine gold is my problem, as well. 40,000 pieces per ounce. Ouch.
Great video, I would like to purchase one, but first I have to move out of northeast pa…..very informative video….thanks
Needs a Dreammat in it and then it will be perfect
Remember to use Jet Dry mixed in your water to keep the fine gold from floating right out
This mechine turns dirt into gold? Amazing!
Might be nice to re-run the same material a 2nd time through the hammermill and sluice, before the shaker table. see if the 2nd run liberates anymore gold or catches the fines after the blacksand is taken out.
Would be lovely to see this machine in action at Dan Hurds mine you're visited last time
Lotta Copper on that cleanout... Looks good!!! I want one for my Hells Canyon Claims.. I left a message on your phone.
I cannot wait for the family moves to Georgia from Maine so I can do some mining and whatnot. Nothing up here in northern Maine for gold.
saya suka video anda.
I bet that would fit nicely on a small trailer to be pulled behind an ATV.
If I win this saw I would cut Utah snowflake obsidian. I have some beautiful pieces that would make beautiful jewelry.
Jason! Nice!!! Did you know that the Alaskan Bush People have a mining area on their property. They have found some archec (old) mining equipment to use but its not too good!
Check it out if you have some time!
Id absolutely enjoy working with you
Seems that indeed, over a larger volume the shaker table is the better recovery option, especially since it is continuous flow, on top of improved recovery.
Since I am aiming mainly at recovering sulfides even more than precious metals, for me, the shaker table is clearly the way to go. [we don't even have gold where I am, and most of the silver is locked up in galena, therefore coming in as a sulfide]
I would personally be geared up where I magnetically skim the magnetic iron first [because it is easier to use it in my steel crafting (both smithing and casting) this way] before sending the rest off to an oxygen rich roasting [to extract for sulfuric acid] and only then when it is all oxide, move over to the smelting for mid-level base metals and silver.
I figure on getting 99% iron, .03% copper, .02% lead, .005% zinc, and .000125% zinc, the rest being microscopic specks of cobalt, alumina, cadmium, uranium, and titanium.
Could you change the hammer design to be a two piece? The main hammer body and a wear plate on the end that is maybe an inch long that you can slide in on dove tails, then secure with a bolt in a well on the outer surface. If the bolt backs out, it would hit the screen and not fly out. You could remove the wear plates without removing the whole hammer.