Mud Dredger

[T_S]

Been a while since I was last on the forum, so please forgive my absence!

Been trying to find a website that has designs of mud rakes etc for dredging creeks, if anyone knows of one I would really appreciate if it could be posted.

Many thanks.......Dave

 

[alec]

Just trying to think.

Royal Harwich , Shotley and I think Burnham use a drag system rather than suckers , at least for the entrances.

The dredgers are still laying about in the summer and may be worth a few pictures. I will try to remember to take some and pass them on.

 

[Phoenix of Hamble]

Dave,

Can't answer your question, but its really good to see you posting on here again!

 

[T_S]

Cheers.....I would really appreciate the photo's to see what is being used at Burnham, the entrance there is accessible all times of the tide!

 

[T_S]

Wotcha Neil hows life treating you mate? been getting much sailing in lately?

Good do at Jim & Lynns eh? I regretted taking the car there!

Still it was good to meet you.

Dave

 

[Phoenix of Hamble]

Very well ta!

Plenty of sailing... should do 1500nm this year /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Great do at Jim and Lynns..... cracking evening.....

See you out on the water soon hopefully!

 

[Habebty]

Try Mistley Marine, I think they operate the "Norma" a bed profiler that follows after a suction dredger to remove any lumps. Saw it working at Trinity Terminal today. Or Westminster Dredging.