We remove bottom sediments with such a motor pump. We clean and deepen moorings, boathouses. We raise sand from the bottom and lay it on the shore and create a sandy beach. To create such a mini dredger, you need two motor pumps. One motor-pump for mud and the second high-pressure for hydraulic washing. Also a special suction nozzle Bagermaster. All this is placed on a raft and all these works are performed from it.
Well, that's an ingenious little contraption for a pond vac. Can you do this without fear of nosey fish getting too close to the vac-head and getting sucked in and through the trash pump, or is that what the funny sound was right at the very end of the video? Lol... Be interesting to see how the lawn likes the discharge coming out the other end, there...
I couldn't use that the way it is if there were small fish in there. I would need to make a different head for it. I think the noise at the end was a chunk of algae or mud or maybe a plastic bag. There's only 2 fish in there and they could never get through the pipe.
These videos don't pay enough to waste all the extra time to set up all the cameras, tripods, pay someone to manage all that, the extra editing etc. while I do the demonstration with my own hands. Although I have purchased most of that equipment and can do a semi-professional video if I wanted to spend the time. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@57bagre Thanks for sharing your invention! I'm looking for ideas and inspiration to cleanup my shoreline on a small lake in MN. I would like to add to Charles comment that what you were working on was like 1" below the camera view. If your go-pro is adjustable, just reach up and aim it down a notch and this video would be complete :)
