Pump will have a floating intake and suck just water. Posted 10:16 (#5331617 - in reply to #5331580) Subject: RE: Small sand/mud dredge setup I have no experience with this type of work so any feed back is appreciated. Lots of pumps for sale but some say trash or dredge but have a cast iron impeller. I was thinking of a 3' or 4' trash pump or dredge pump with some sort of high pressure nozzle to stir things up.

I am clearing out material to make access from a river to the bank. I assume I need a chrome or hardened steel impeller and wear plate because of the sand and small gravel. I need to do some small scale sand and mud dredging. Posted 09:53 (#5331580) Subject: Small sand/mud dredge setup Small sand/mud dredge setup Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1 To avoid this, it is recommended to create a combination of multiple engines, which will provide the fastest possible speed for your boat while also reducing the risk of losing all of your engines at once.You are logged in as a guest. If your engine is stored in an inventory slot that is destroyed due to hull damage, you will lose the engine. The unpredictable and dangerous nature of the sea means that hull damage is almost inevitable.

In the perilous ocean of Dredge, relying on a single engine for your boat is never a wise choice. Dredge Guide: Best Engine Setup to Increase Speed In this guide, we’ll explore the best engine setup in Dredge to help you optimize your boat for maximum speed and efficiency. Luckily, the game offers various engine upgrades that can help you move faster through the water. The need for speed becomes even more pressing as you uncover new islands and pursue quests. As an adventurer in the vast waters of Dredge, you’ll quickly realize that the default speed of your boat can be frustratingly slow.

Setting up a dredge