I want to use this together with a racking cane in order to rack my must off of the sediment without sucking up sediment. Would this work?
1286006
This syphon is a racking cane syphon and has a tip on it to help protect from picking up the sediment.. You will just need to get some hose to fit it, you can pick some up at your local hardware store.
528273
I use it attached to the vacuum port and it works well. The instructions are different for attaching to the skimmer. It should work well if you follow the instructions. The only difference being the hose length between the skimmer connection and the twister device.
1948703
I use it with a 6000 lb. winch and pulled tractors out of the mud. This is a solid piece and should do what you want to do with no problem.
359553
Possibly. It blows hard enough that it moves my river rocks a bit. I hope that helps.
1360834
Yes it sure will. However, the net isn't so strong as to pick up pounds of rocks. A few pebbles or small rocks - yes!
575936
Sherry Miner's response is correct. The rack is excellent and works perfectly for plants. I now have two of them.
689457
I wouldn't know. I think it should. This thing is freaking amazing. Fine dust particles fall to the extra bucket and being that water is heavier than fine dust, In theory, it should. I mainly use it for saw dust. I never thought of doing it but now you got me wondering. I guess I should try it.
844021
I would think so, once the suction starts, it can even suck up small rocks. But, if you just let the water/sand mixture drain into a bucket, you could just rinse it off and put it back in your tank.
846320
It would work good I think. It gives you good control and would certainly be faster than scooping. It is good at sucking the yuk out of the water.
1848609
The bar is able to swivel left and right...up and down with this apparatus. Just make sure that the apparatus is fastened securely to an anchor point. I am not sure how you plan to exercise with it but I believe that it will work for what you want. I just use the up and down rowing motion. If you are doing land mines, it will work. I hope this answers your question.
206728
I've used if for normal loads so far. It seems quite solid so I would expect a wheelbarrow load of dirt for example to be no problem.
1380777
I think it would work fine. I'm assuming you are saying you want to pull the boat a short distance to a dock or another boat. It's stronger than the aluminum extension poles sold by fishing supply and outdoor stores.
1602840
I don't see any reason that would prvent it from working in the vertical position as long as you follow the inlet/outlet flow positions. it's the directional flow of the water and not gravity that gets the job done.
1550298
yes I think it would work well. Small gravel would go through but it would catch the droppings.
1550296
I don't expect it would work as well with gravel. The grass slides through the tongs but you might end up scooping up and losing some of your gravel. Worth a try based on the cheap price though. You can't really go wrong.
1739133
I haven't tried it in such soils. The outboard end is sharpened, corrugated steel about 2" wide. It will work, but how well is a function of energy applied and how heavy the clay is.
1865342
Don't know, my boat as low rails, but there is some slack, with no more than a foot high rail, it may work.