Grit Guard Washboard

[Setec Astronomy]

I guess they fixed the retention problem:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=yqjk4CDLihw

I'm not sure if it's really answered in that video is can you get it off if you WANT to get it off, if you wanted to take it off for a certain job. I'm guessing you can flex that center part of it where it latches in and get it off.

I still want to know if it's going to come in other colors.

[white97]

I've got a question, wouldn't the dirt that gets rubbed on the washboard end back up in your water floating instead of going down under your grit guard. Thank you to anybody who knows.

[Setec Astronomy]

I've got a question, wouldn't the dirt that gets rubbed on the washboard end back up in your water floating instead of going down under your grit guard. Thank you to anybody who knows.

If you believe a Grit Guard works, then it's an article of faith that whatever comes off on the Washboard will fall down and go through the Grit Guard to the bottom of the bucket. Grit is heavier than water, BTW.

[mc2hill]

Yeah, I wasn't talking about the slots, I was talking about the square wrench flats further up the leg.

Ahhh, those are the slots that attach the legs in to the bottom of the Washboard.

[Lt1xL82]

The wash boards are becoming available at many sites...how do you know if what is offered is the new design? (Can't see the ribbed section on the feet in the photographs...).

[Setec Astronomy]

The wash boards are becoming available at many sites...how do you know if what is offered is the new design? (Can't see the ribbed section on the feet in the photographs...).

The way I understood the video...oh wait, we don't have the video...it was the prototypes that didn't have the ribbing, the production ones all should.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=yqjk4CDLihw