Posted By: desertrat1
pan cover with wax dirt - 01/11/19 10:59 AM
I am setting 550 in wax dirt and covered with wax dirt. I have filed dogs for bare minimum pan travel and 3lb.pressure. My question is if wax dirt or sand won't freeze why do I need a pan cover. thanks
Posted By: Tony1967
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/11/19 11:03 AM
You want something, pan cover or polyfil under the pan, to keep dirt from clogging your pan and not allowing the trap to fire.
Posted By: handitrapper
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/11/19 04:29 PM
I use waxed dirt for bedding and do not use pan covers, polyfill or anything whatever. Never had a problem
Posted By: LDW
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/11/19 05:09 PM
Pipe insulation under the pan.
I use wax paper over the pan under jaws and waxed dirt.
Posted By: Law Dog
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/11/19 11:05 PM
Nylon screen cut my own out of a roll while watching TV.
Posted By: gsteffek
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/12/19 01:17 AM
Small coffee filters fit pretty nicely and no needed extra work to cut to size.
Posted By: coolbrze
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/12/19 11:26 AM
I've tried wax paper, coffee filters, poly-fil, & only peat moss. I prefer the wax paper w/ peat on top the best then poly-fil under the pan w/ peat around it.
Posted By: AJE
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/26/19 12:50 PM
Some folks use 1 of those small clear banana sacks from the grocery store. Seriously. I attended a demo on it once at a WTA Dist 5 rendezvous. I then tried it, and did like it.
Posted By: lee steinmeyer
Re: pan cover with wax dirt - 01/26/19 02:13 PM
After years of trying everything that I've ever heard of, I've gone back to denim. Heavy enough to not get blown away, and reuse them when I can find them. In the constant wind out west here, the wax paper and coffee filters are a pita, and I seem to have trouble with mice digging any kind of under the pan plugs. Use what works best for you! Nothing is perfect in all conditions.