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No not illegal Trents99...sluices and highbankers ok in most states
Hrrrrrm, MR Tony Beets, would not lower himself to the substandard of dredging for filthy aluminium products, I think you may of confused him with Tod Hoffman!!Paydirt said:Tony Beets eat your heart out
G0lddigg@ said:Thats a tricky one and im sure it could be perceived as greedy in light of that water potentially being the normal water hole that lasts over summer for animals and such
. Everything in context though. Did you pump it into another area of the creek?
I know in ballarat we have signs up around some areas stating that people found moving water will be prosecuted. I am sure this is because during drought many have filled livestock water storage from these reservs which are filled to maintain water supply during dry periods incase of fire.
I think youd be hard pressed to find a law that states you cant pump water from one spot to another in a creek. And i would say at least four places i prospect during summer i transfer water into pools so i can recirculate off of my highbanker.
Diggertom said:May be a silly question as dredging is in the name, but what about gravity dredging, where you just lay the hose out in a creek bed and wait for the water to start running? I've seen a couple of videos on youtube and thought it seemed stupid to start with but it did have quite a bit of suction and defiantly moved a lot of material! And given there is no mechanics to it, and from my understanding no hydraulics, but I also don't fully understand the word Hydraulics in this scenario.
Tom
dwt said:Hrrrrrm, MR Tony Beets, would not lower himself to the substandard of dredging for filthy aluminium products, I think you may of confused him with Tod Hoffman!!Paydirt said:Tony Beets eat your heart out
Your apology is accepted in advance Paydirt :lol:
"In Beets we trust"
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