Can I remove the dredge pump from my keene dredge and run just the t-80 for sniping?

I built a hookah last summer using a 2hp Briggs with a 3" pulley and a 4" on the t80. Most 4 strokes idle at 1800 but don't produce the hp/torque to properly drive the t80 when it's under load. You would want the engine running at about 2000-2200rpm to get the t80 to 1800rpm. Hope this helps and here's some pictures ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1459258014.716910.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1459258205.226506.jpg
 

Jack that is a great looking rig that you put together.

How stable is it in the water for you?
 

PJ if you put on another muffler(yours does not meet fire standard with screen) then turn the directional baffle straight up as you'll be a much safer happier miner. A bit quieter also as exhaust going straight up and not into your engines air intake(fry valves) or air pump(fry you) looks like your ready now go get ya some-John
 

PJ if you put on another muffler(yours does not meet fire standard with screen) then turn the directional baffle straight up as you'll be a much safer happier miner. A bit quieter also as exhaust going straight up and not into your engines air intake(fry valves) or air pump(fry you) looks like your ready now go get ya some-John

Great idea. I would love this to be quieter. I hadn't thought about how close the intake and exhaust are either. Luckily this engine doesn't have many hours on it, lol. Not sure what you mean by fire standard though?
 

panningjack, most forests that you take your engine into, ESPECIALLY out here in California, you MUST have spark arrestor on your exhaust so as not to start a forest ddddffire. Most engines do not come standard with them. At least not to my limited knowledge.
 

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