cracka
Craig
Heres a video of our new sluice, hope you like it. Its also posted in the DIY (do it yourself section).
Cracka.
Cracka.
New sluice build.
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twin stacks on her make it look tuff , will you run two hoses or is it for connection to the closest side ?
I run a wash box a bit like that but with grizzly bars instead of alloy plate , great set up .
Can see a fair bit of walbanker in it, but he does seem to have some efficient design aspects .
I run a wash box a bit like that but with grizzly bars instead of alloy plate , great set up .
Can see a fair bit of walbanker in it, but he does seem to have some efficient design aspects .
Sheez Cracka,
By the size of the pipes are you using a 8x6 Warman Slurry Pump to deliver the water?
By the size of the pipes are you using a 8x6 Warman Slurry Pump to deliver the water?
cracka
Craig
Firstly, thanks for the replies and comments. Yes myazma, trying to go lighter each mod (excluding the weight of the paint and the pump) :lol: Aussiefarmer, twin stacks like the big rigs. We have a 3" pump that goes to a splitter box, which splits the flow into the two camlocks. Also on the splitter box will be spare 1.5" and a 2" camlock outlets in case anyone else with a sluice wants to join the party and a bleed off valve to adjust flow without having to return to the pump. Nightjar, we bought a cheap Chinese 3" pump off eBay (protg pumps) and at full revs it can do 1000 litres/minute. We just run it on idle for around 200 litres/minute. A little on the heavy side though. I was just thinking the way the temperature is climbing fast one of those spare outlets could have a sprinkler attached. 
Cracka.
Cracka.
Nice i did the same camo job on the rocker...
Cant wait to see it in action mate
Cant wait to see it in action mate
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