THEY'RE BACK! Doc's Padded Head Cover and Cuff Cover & Strap for Minelab Equinox

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I'm Doc
(*IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AT BOTTOM!)
BUY FROM THE SOURCE!
I'm Doc!  I designed and manufacture
this high quality tough cover!
600 of these covers sold in 3 weeks and I
ran out, but they re back in stock NOW!
Metal Detector, NOT Included!
Unsurpassed Quality in this
Equinox Cover Kit.
Do not confuse this with cheap
Single Ply covers being offered on Ebay
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International buyers – please note
: Import duties, taxes, and charges aren't included in the item price or postage cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
"Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying."
This is an Original Design
Doc's Gold Screamer® Brand Product
You are purchasing a Brand New Padded Control Box Head Cover and
Padded Arm Cuff Cover with strap for
the Equinox 600 or 800.
Doc's World Famous GOLD SCREAMER® Brand
NOTICE:  No shipments outside the United States, unless you contact me that you understand this is only a cover kit only and does not include a metal detector.
Immediate Pay Pal payment is required!
You have no idea how much more better shape your detector will stay in when you keep it protected.  Protect your investment and maintain the value of your expensive Metal Detector.  Padded Control Head Cover is made of heavy duty canvas exterior with thin neoprene lining for padding and protection.  The arm cuff cover makes it comfortable to swing your detector when the plastic arm cuff is covered with padding.  The cover cradles your arm and stops the detector from flopping back and forth hitting your arm as you swing your detector.
This makes the detector feel more secure, and easier to swing.
Doc's Gold Screamer® Brand
And now, you can order your cover from right here for immediate delivery
Look at these prospector friendly features:
• Covers are made of durable heavy duty green canvas like material with a neoprene lining to cushion your arm.
• New strap to replace the strap that was the original equipment.  You can also use the original strap with this cover.
Thanks gang, I know you are going to love this cover.  I have been using this cover and it really makes a difference.
Thanks!  Get your BUY IT NOW order placed!
Doc
Message Doc with any questions you may have.
I am happy to answer your questions but your order
ultimately has to be placed through this Ebay listing
If you are in the U.S. and the cover is not to your liking
you must pay for return of the item and to defray the initial cost
of shipping the item to you.  We will refund .95 to your Pay Pal.
(With that being said we have not had even one unhappy customer.)
* IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:  To perfectly align the holes of the cover over the button you must use the supplied hook and loop,  type tabs.
The holes were very hard to work with.  At first we tried a long slit, but that made the cover fit loosely because the slit spread open.
We found the solution was to use the two small holes and the hook and loop gripping material.  Stitched inside the cover below the holes are two pieces of Loop material, or could be hook, one on each side under the button holes.  Attached to those are two removeable adhesive backed pieces of the opposing material, either hook or loop.
Start with the cover off of the machine.  Take the two adhesive backed pieces of hook or loop, whichever was provided.  Peel the back off and place one piece 1/4 inch under the lower of the two buttons on one side of the detector.  Do the same for the other side, 1/4 inch below the bottom button.
Start putting the cover on the detector, but stop where the stitched hook and loop tab on the cover gets about over the buttons.  At this point you will want to use a two narrow, flat, smooth objects to shove between the cover and the detector on the sides.  I used butter knives, actually I used the plastic disposal type of butter knifes, because they were light weight.
The purpose of the knife  is to cover the hook and loop that you have adhered to your machine, and allow the hook and loop that is stitched inside the cover to easily slide past one another until you are ready to position the holes and get them aligned perfectly.
Continue to slide the cover on, once it is all the way on you will have the two knifes sticking out of the sides of the cover.  You will want to gently withdraw them one at a time just to the point where you can see the button through the holes.  Do one side at a time.  Do not withdraw the knifes any further than where you can just see the buttons through the holes, or the hook and loop will stick to each other and prevent you from aligning the holes properly.
Working with one side at a time, position the holes perfectly over the buttons.  Once the holes are perfectly aligned on the first side, slowly withdraw the butter knife, and push the hook and loop, that is right below the buttons, so that it grips the hook and loop that you have attached to your machine,  This will secure the alignment of the holes over the buttons and should eliminate any frustration with mis-alignment of the holes.  Repeat the process for the other side of the detector, position the holes over the buttons and then slowly withdraw the butter knife, check the alignment and then push the hook and loop stitched tab down to grip the tabs that you placed on your machine.
Let me know how that works for you.
Thank you,
Doc