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Re: Mechanical removal of floating Algae mats
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Aug 7th a 03:43 PM
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by Mantypond |
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Following up on this string. I have two 1 acre ponds, one I can treat chemically and keep algae free, the other I am going to mechanically remove. I have used a 30 gallon barrel without lid weighted to bottom with cement blocks (2) and a rope to the top rim. Secured the barrel off my dock so it is approx 1.5" below surface of water and run a large trash pump suction out of barrel w/o strainer to suck off surface algae and pump it away from pond to haul away with loader tractor.
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by FishinRod - 05/16/24 02:37 PM
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