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Wednesday, December 12th 2007

8:30 PM

It's ALIVE!

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Dec. 12, 2007
Ok, the dredge is fully operational - did not take too long. Some mistakes, but between Ken, Wade, and I, we got her done!  WHOOT WHOOT!  The testing ran fine using a couple of barrels of water, but that was at  the lowest setting. When we turned it up, it sucked approximately 15/20 gallons of water and shot it about 50 feet---SWEET--- and emptied the barrels in about 2 seconds!  As for giving it a river trial, well, that would be probably after Christmas.
God damn, that dredge looks nice!!!
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