I took the wrap handle off my hammer drill it tightens as you screw in the handle. I put a chunk of rubber between the strap and main shaft to keep it from slipping and to give it a tighter fit.
Nice pump. Looks very professional. I love it. I have a stainless steel pump that I bought online years ago. It probably will last me a life time. But this one is so nice that I'm going to have make one for myself. Keep up the great work. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Wish you the greatest luck fishing!
Great design...thanks for sharing this! The ONLY thing I'm changing is making the outer pvc body 4" to adhere to Oregon DF&W requirements for clam gun minimum diameter. ODF&W can be a"holes, so 4" keeps any issues from coming up if I happen to suck up a clam while pumping yabbies.
Sand shrimp occur at nearly all ocean beach areas of fine sand and mud's likely all over the world. Check online for Your area's sea life regulators and oceanic personnel.
Why not just say what each part is? 13:44 OMG it's terrible that you do not know how to use what you built! You should use long smooth pulls, toss sand plug to one side and check it then re-enter the hole with the plunger down and pull again. or go to the next burrow. 1:55 I use a 2" rubber freeze plug from O'reileys auto parts (HELP!) section and a fender washer to replace larger plate. I make mine at least 3 feet long because I also use them to set my Rod Holders which are also 2-3" PVC and 5 feet long. If you hammer the rod holders in they go down about 12 inches, when I set them with my pump they go down 2 1/2 feet. I can leave them out when I go to sleep and they are still there in the morning no matter how far the tide comes in. There is already a hole in the lower T handle so all the holes you drilled are useless.
That was a bad response! The air holes are so that as you pull the plunger up, the air can escape the main shaft otherwise the top piece woul either pop off or you could only pull it till the pressure in the main shaft got too great. All you need is one hole about 1/4"
Excellent job. Best looking pump out there. I will be making one of these. TY for sharing
One of the best versions I have yet seen, love the fact that it is the only one so far that is easily repaired.
I would put a cap on the outer end of side handle to avoid a sore hand. Longer handle on each side w/cap for my larger hands.
I took the wrap handle off my hammer drill it tightens as you screw in the handle. I put a chunk of rubber between the strap and main shaft to keep it from slipping and to give it a tighter fit.
Detailed, Awesome instructions, very professional looking ghost pump. Thanks’ for the video.
Very good video. Part numbers helped . I am in the process of making 2 pumps..I appreciate your effort to make such a comprehensive tutorial. Thanks.
Nice pump. Looks very professional. I love it. I have a stainless steel pump that I bought online years ago. It probably will last me a life time. But this one is so nice that I'm going to have make one for myself. Keep up the great work. Look forward to seeing more of your videos. Wish you the greatest luck fishing!
Where did you buy the stainless steel pump?
freaking work of art!
maybe a total parts list at end with eveything at once so I can photo for eaiser build please. Thanks for submission
Great design...thanks for sharing this! The ONLY thing I'm changing is making the outer pvc body 4" to adhere to Oregon DF&W requirements for clam gun minimum diameter. ODF&W can be a"holes, so 4" keeps any issues from coming up if I happen to suck up a clam while pumping yabbies.
Making 2 each of 2" and 4" as a broken tool ruins the effort of going 150 miles to the ocean, lol.
2" is fine for ghost shrimp in Oregon.
Very well done.
Making one and taking it to Costa Rica to catch some Sand Scorpions ( aka Ghost Shrimp )
Thank you.
Seriously please put a parts list on this
Great video, off to home depot!!
wow.. very precise.. nice work
MR JDKNS Thank you :)
How do the holes improve it?
Any suggestions on what to do if you don't have a grinder?
hello wing nut test plug exists in 32 diameter? I don't know where to find in France
I noticed the one you built in the shop is different than the one you used on the beach.
excellent tutorial. thanks.
Thank you !!
Sweet vid! I wonder if we get those ghost shrimps down here in the south east Atlantic coast?
muhammed kajee I'm not sure but you should try and let me know what is going on at east coast :)
Sand shrimp occur at nearly all ocean beach areas of fine sand and mud's likely all over the world. Check online for Your area's sea life regulators and oceanic personnel.
add parts to description?
hay man make me one I'll paypal u. Local florida shipping
How much would you charge to make one for someone?
Charles Jackson :) Sorry!~ I never though put it on market :) Thanks!~
1geemae You definitely should. I go to the pier a lot when I get the chance and would definitely buy one from you.
1geemae Also First KING was almost landed today but got off the hook.
Fancy.
How did you get the pipe and fittings so clean?
Use paint remover
Where did you get your stickers?
Local Sign Company !
it would've helped if he explained the video as he made the pump.
The Pump you are using on the beach is different.
You are right !! ^^; beach testing pump is old version !! Thx
a little audio goes a long way.. jus sayin
Did that say $353?!
+TheChazyBro Ha ha ~~~ It's $3.53! I guess the font matter... Sorry!~
Why not just say what each part is?
13:44 OMG it's terrible that you do not know how to use what you built! You should use long smooth pulls, toss sand plug to one side and check it then re-enter the hole with the plunger down and pull again. or go to the next burrow.
1:55 I use a 2" rubber freeze plug from O'reileys auto parts (HELP!) section and a fender washer to replace larger plate.
I make mine at least 3 feet long because I also use them to set my Rod Holders which are also 2-3" PVC and 5 feet long. If you hammer the rod holders in they go down about 12 inches, when I set them with my pump they go down 2 1/2 feet. I can leave them out when I go to sleep and they are still there in the morning no matter how far the tide comes in.
There is already a hole in the lower T handle so all the holes you drilled are useless.
what all the holes for ?
+ThienHeoBangDayThun Air holes !
That was a bad response!
The air holes are so that as you pull the plunger up, the air can escape the main shaft otherwise the top piece woul either pop off or you could only pull it till the pressure in the main shaft got too great. All you need is one hole about 1/4"
@@Manuel_Z_Kayaks MORE is ALWAYS BETTER
That is sweet! I've lived in the area for over 15 years, never seen ghost shrimp before haha!
Ramsey L Lot of fisherman says that.. My self too hh!~
I have BAD memories of paying $10 for 3 dozen of the shrimp.