taherrmann4 said:
:lol: Good one. Maybe you could demonstrate how to use it on mine. Are you happy with your pond o vac.
I saw the pond monsta at lowes also. That's another $300+ piece of equipment. Thanks for your imput on that one.
Which pond vac/muck vac should I buy
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:lol: Good one. Maybe you could demonstrate how to use it on mine. Are you happy with your pond o vac.
I saw the pond monsta at lowes also. That's another $300+ piece of equipment. Thanks for your imput on that one.
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Yes I am happy with it. Just a bit pricey for the few times a year I use it, but does work very well. I think this spring I sucked up enough muck to fill up about two 5gallon buckets. The only complaint I have is how fast the bag fills up with muck, but that is a good thing I guess you can see how much muck it is sucking up.
They are pricey - but looking around UK sites they seem to have come down in price to what I paid.
I've used mine more this spring than I have throughout the last 4 years. Not sure if there was so much muck because of the hard winter, but I wouldn't be with out it. I even used it today as a skimmer, trapped the nozzle just below the surface with 2 rocks and left it to run worked a treat!
I've used mine more this spring than I have throughout the last 4 years. Not sure if there was so much muck because of the hard winter, but I wouldn't be with out it. I even used it today as a skimmer, trapped the nozzle just below the surface with 2 rocks and left it to run worked a treat!