Geoduck Tube
Murff’s Claminator™ Geoduck Tube
DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 11-5" in.
Height: 40 in.
An extra band (1" high and 3/16" thick) has been added to the top of the geoduck tube for reinforcement allowing the clammer to drive the tube down into the sand or mud using a block of wood and a heavy hammer or mallet. Our geoduck tubes are made out of high quality SAE 304 stainless steel.
Two 3/4" holes are drilled near the top of the tube to allow insertion of a 3/4" steel pipe to aid in the removal of the tube from the sand/mud. The steel pipe is not included.
MADE IN USA
We make our geoduck tubes right here in the USA, in the Pacific Northwest. These are the real deal and made to last!
SHIPPING
We offer discounted ground shipping of our Geoduck Tubes at the flat rate of $29.50 for customers located in WA, OR and CA. All other states in the continental US (does not include Alaska or Hawaii) will be charged the discounted flat rate of $39.50. Please contact us to ask about expedited shipping options. We can also ship our products globally and we are happy to provide a shipping quote for your desired destination. Please write us via the contact form to request a quote for shipping options.
PICKUP ORDERS
We do not have a retail location. All pickup orders are by appointment only and must be scheduled in advance with Dale Murff. Please contact Dale prior to purchasing at dale@theclaminator.com to coordinate a pickup time. Customers must also bring proof of purchase.
Unlike razor clams, a geoduck (“gooey-duck”) will not "run" or dig down any deeper in the sand as you dig for it. The main purpose of the geoduck tube, therefore, is to encircle the geoduck and prevent the sand from collapsing in as you dig down to reach the geoduck. Center the geoduck in the middle of the tube and then work the tube as far down in the sand as you can. The tube can be vigorously wiggled back and forth while applying downward pressure. When you are unable to push it down any further, you can try placing a plank of wood across the top of the tube and using a heavy hammer or mallet, to drive the tube deeper in the sand. The geoduck will likely mostly retract its neck once you disturb the sand around them. Carefully remove sand and water from the inside of the tube until you reach the geoduck. When you get down to where you can see/feel the neck, the shell is probably down an additional 6" to 8". You need to continue carefully digging deeper until you can run your fingers around the whole geoduck's shell enough to loosen the sand's grip on the shell. Don't try just pulling the neck, as you will likely pull it off where it joins the upper part of the shell.
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Warranty Overview
Our refund and returns policy lasts 30 days. If 30 days have passed since your purchase, we do not guarantee a full refund or exchange. To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition as you received it. To complete your return, we require a receipt or proof of purchase.
There are certain situations where only partial refunds are granted:
- Obvious signs of use or damage
- Any item not in its original condition, is damaged or missing parts for reasons not due to our error
- Any item that is returned more than 30 days after delivery
Clam Guns
Murff’s Claminator™ stainless steel clam guns are covered by our limited lifetime warranty which covers manufacture defects (i.e. broken welds).
The warranty does not cover damage from excessive abuse, including bent barrels or tubes. Rust is not covered under the warranty. Any damage, such as a deformed or bent barrel, can likely be reworked to allow better function but, depending on the extent of the damage, a fee may apply. Rubber gaskets are not covered under the warranty but replacement gaskets can be purchased.
Shovels
Murff’s Claminator™ stainless steel shovels are covered by our limited lifetime warranty which covers manufacture defects (i.e. broken welds). Bent blades or handles are considered to be excessive abuse and are not covered under the warranty. Rust is not covered under the warranty. Repairs may be available for a fee.
Murff’s Claminator™ stainless steel shovels with wood handles are covered by a limited lifetime warranty which covers manufacture defects (i.e. broken welds). Bent blades or handles are considered to be excessive abuse and are not covered under the warranty. Rust is not covered under the warranty. Repairs may be available for a fee. Broken handles are considered excessive abuse and a $40 fee will applied to replace a broken wood handle.
General Care Recommendations
Murff’s Claminator™ products are tools and should be treated with the care that any quality tool requires. These products are made to extremely high standards of quality. Taken care of, they should provide years (even generations) of use. Rinsing with fresh water after each use will reduce the chance of the stainless steel becoming rusted or pitted. The valve and vent tube should also be rinsed thoroughly with fresh water and should be free of sand or other debris before storing. Listen for the rattle of the valve bolt! If it rattles, its working properly! Please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for more information on cleaning and care of your Murff’s Claminator™ products.
Warranty and Repair Claims
Warranty or repair inquiries should be directed to U-Name-It Welding and Fabrication. Please do not contact or return your Murff’s Claminator™ product to the store where purchased.
Refunds
Once your return is received and inspected, we will send you an email to notify you that we have received your returned item. We will also notify you of the approval or rejection of your refund.
If you are approved, then your refund will be processed, and a credit will be applied to your credit card or original method of payment, usually within 10 business days.
Exchanges
We only replace items if they are defective or damaged. If you need to exchange it for the same item, send us an email at dale@theclaminator.com and send your item to the address below.
