sludge sucker emptys a trashcan in 33 seconds

#TricksOfTheTrade - Sludge sucker for all those hard to drain areas
Hey guys, it's Trudy with Panhandle Power Wash Supply, and today's tricks of the trade, I'm going to focus on and feature the Sludge Sucker. We are going to record the timed have it be displayed to see how quickly we can empty this 55 gallon garbage can. Logan is going to be setting the timer as soon as I get done talking. So, here we go and another trick, when I bought mine, it comes with a 3/8th plug. So I swapped it out with a 1/4 inch plug. So that way it can stick it right on the end of my lance. Why is it not going on there? I think nothing is as easy as it seems. Alright. So we got the sludge pump here. 1-1/2 inch line. Soon as I get it down there, Logan's going to start the timer. Ready. Go. 32 seconds.
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[@salaahedd8650]

For the pressure washer, can I use an air compressor because I don't have a water source?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

It works on a venturi effect so you would need water to use correctly

[@bones987123]

that'll be good for after pole hole making

[@davejoseph5615]

If you are using the wand to dig a hole in the ground could this be used to suck up water and mud?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

Yea it will such up anything the size of the hose and smaller.

[@harley092355]

⁠​⁠@@panhandlepowerwashsupplysuck not such

[@oceanmichelle2167]

but will it suck up mud/sludge as well as water?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

yes as long as it can fit in the 1 1/2 in hose

[@rileyisadore1330]

What size machine are you running ?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

that is an 9 gpm

[@rlewis1203]

I’m not familiar with this device? What do you use it for?

[@danielregister9745]

For removing standing water.

[@justinoneill2837]

i duno but i hear they suck

[@SuperJimmyBennett]

i still dont get it, how does it suck it up if your pushing water though the wand?

[@panhandlepowerwashsupply]

it uses the venturi effect using pressure to force the water out of the hose

[@bones987123]

eductor .. also used with fire hose

[@jonahramirez7821]

Answer for dummies: the tip points backwards which makes a vacuum effect

[@harley092355]

This proves nothing!

[@16cdmonster]

I don’t think it’s supposed to prove anything? What’s your point even lol. The POINT of the video is to show a useful tool to help remove water built - up areas .