Chuck, your Hydro Force nozzle system is opening up a whole new world of techniques to work material that was otherwise difficult or impossible. You made another homerun! Way to go! Heavy Pans, faaus

This just looks like so much fun. I've always wanted to try prospecting but never had the opportunity or knew anyone who's done it before.

Very nice color ,

awsome guys thnx

Excellent idea!! I believe it wouldn't work well for me. I'm dredging a bench where I'm pumping water over to me from another creek. Kinda like high banking but in my case I'm dredging right on top of ancient bench on cleche so there's no place to put a small pool of water to use it. How much are they for a 3 inch? Thanks Brad

Stainless would be nice...since if having a wet suit on and 15 ft under water and working the Salmon River with quite a current...need all the weight one can hold underwater. AMAZING PRODUCT.

I would seem to think that using a smooth flexible hose would be better due to not having any ridges that might trap the gold from going into the sluice?

can you guys make one for blasting arpart clay layers...??? I love the three inch model and think Ill purchasde one for my ten foot box

Unfortunately, aluminum would wear out very fast and dent easily. That is why the HF nozzles are made from heavy gauge steel with wear resistant stainless steel tips.

awsome product you guys have here. I already have the buckabilly sluice I just need a pump, header box, and the hydro force and I'd be in business ! Hardest part will be making the header box for the hook up of the hydro force. I can make one of wood I bet cheap

Wow nutthin but nuggets!

i want you to sell the header box to use with the hydro-forse. ill buy one as soon as you come out with one.