Odyssey Systems Muck-Vac Cleaning System is a vacuum for Ponds - Koi ponds - Fountains - Spas


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I ordered the Muck Vac pond vacuum and I wanted to give you feedback about how great it performed. I have a 6,000 gallon pond and it took approx. 45 minutes and the whole bottom was spotless. This is much easier than draining the entire pond or using a shop vac. Plus my wife collected the water coming out of the hose into a bucket to put on our plants. Thanks for carrying such a great product that actually works as advertised and costs only $69."

- Erik and Michelle Anderson

Muck Vac cleans your pond without straining or bailing

Muck Vac Cleaning System utilizes the laws of fluid dynamics simply with a standard garden hose. The Muck Vac is an easy and versatile vacuum cleaner for ponds and spas, etc.

Muck Vac Cleaning System is easy to use and assemble. Operated by the existing water pressure in most residential faucets (50 psi is usually standard), Muck Vac can suck up most muck and waste from the bottom of any pond or spa. In fact, higher water pressure can create more vacuum power.

Muck Vac Cleaning System will not cause turbidity. No need to displace fish or plants. Muck and waste is vacuumed up the telescopic pole and discharged right out the end of the discharge hose. You can allow it to discharge into a bucket, deck drain or right onto the lawn or garden. The Muck Vac does not add any water into the pond or spa. The water from the garden hose is used purely for creating the vacuum’s suction. However, some water will be displaced from the pond or spa along with the muck and waste.

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Q. How does it work?
A. It is a simple system which uses the water pressure from a standard garden hose to create a suction and vacuum the muck.

Q. Where does the muck and waste go?
A. The muck and waste is vacuumed up the telescopic pole and discharged to waste right out the end of the discharge hose, which we provide. You can allow it to go into a bucket, or right onto the lawn, garden or a deck drain.

Q. Does it put any water into the pond?
A. No, no water goes into the pond. The water is used purely for creating the suction. However, some water will be displaced from the pond, along with the muck and waste. It will definitely lower the water level.

Q. Will it pick up pebbles and small leaves?
A. Yes, the higher the water pressure the better the system will operate as far as sucking up small pebbles and leaves.

Q. How can I tell if I have 50psi water pressure?
A. You really can’t tell without buying a special gauge, but 50psiis usually standard.

Q. What if for some reason it doesn’t work for my application?
A. We offer a no hassle warranty. We ask that you send it back to us and we refund your money when it is returned. A restocking fee may apply for returned items that have been opened or used.

[Also a 1/2 HP booster pump can be purchased from www.northerntool.com.The Wayne 1/2 HP portable pump boosts water pressure by as much as 40 lbs. Item #10945 (1-800-221-0516).]

Q. To what length does the telescopic pole extend?
A. Extends to 6 feet.

Q. How long and how wide is the discharge hose?
A. It comes with a 10 foot discharge hose that is 1-1/4 inches wide and there is also a hose adaptor included so that you may add additional hose lengths.