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Alabama by way of Detroit Tampa Bay Alabama and Kansas. Dankowski is an enthusiast with over 30 years of metal. The Relic Hunting Forum is the place for old items - especially iron lead and other non-precious objects.

Theres an interesting discussion on Equinox 800 Settings over on the Dankowski Forum for those that have an Equinox. The general goal is to keep the throttle near a moderate level and adjust with gearing. Military Battlefield Relics.

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