Oversize powerjets

[ncclaymaker]

I need a few thoughts on "oversize" powerjets. I bought a 4" powerjet with a 2" log. Some places where the water allows and the sand/gravel are loose, I plan using the 4". But, where I need more suction and don't wish to deal with large rocks, I figured it would be better to use a three inch hose. Here's the idea... put a liner into the 4" powerjet to reduce it to an "oversize" 3". This should work with no problem. I'll be getting a 3" oversize powerjet without paying a rediculous premium for "oversize" nozzles. It figure that I can always reduce the inner diameter without penalty or try creating a new law of physics.

Why pay about $110 for an oversize powerjet, when $5-$10 of PVC pipe as a liner will do the same.

What ideas are there?

 

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[Hoser John]

Plugups will drive ya nutz and a 3" will not supply enough water to run the riffles and clean the box. Look for a suction nozzzle would be my suggestion for low water situations or if cavitation,resultant loss of prime is killing ya,simply add 3 foot a hose to header and it will submerge your jetlog underwater and problem solved-great indian summer action going on so go get ya some-tons a au 2 u2 -John

 

[2cmorau]

something i did for the five inch to snake a hose under a boulder i tried to winch but the cable broke twice on

i found a clay to plastic reducer made of rubber
another 4x2 inch abs reducer
just a thought make up one for the four inch