Looks like you're going to get pretty good at parallel parking to get your car into the garage Just Kidding Awesome project I love seeing the progress keep it up!
HI buddyOriginally Posted by 1977
would you please share your last approved drawing?
Looks like you're going to get pretty good at parallel parking to get your car into the garage Just Kidding Awesome project I love seeing the progress keep it up!
Eat. Sleep. School. Water Changes.
-Matt-
Yes, I should have the whole system set up and plumbed by next weekend. At this point though I'm not automating my draining just my filling. Not ready to drill tanks at this point. Actually I think I could parrallel park my wifes car in there!
Excellent project, giving me some good ideas, many thanks.
Paul
Comfortably numb.
It's coming along
Plumbing for my sink is done!
One rack is plumbed!
Those tanks are not drilled...are they? So you syphon water out of each tank individually for water changes, etc?
It looks like you are coming along pretty good. We've got to get over and see it. Do you have all your tanks out there yet or just the one rack?
Looks good Britt !
Jack
Clean setup. Kind of work I like.
OK ......... lets get busy on that plumbing and some detailed pics ...... lol ........... I for one am curious to see how everyone does that.
Ive put it off long enough and its finally getting warm out now and want to get my racks and plumbing going soon.
Yes, for the time being I will continue to syphon by hand with an 1800gph pump on the other end, so trust me it's not slow!I just don't want to drill glass at this time. I have 2 racks out there now and plumbed but what has taken up all my time the last 2 days is the overflows on the storage tanks and the plumbing of the manifold around the pump. This plumbing process is more challenging than I expected! More measuring, cutting, priming and gluing than you can imagine! I'm having a blast!I'll have some good pics tonight because I didn't take any yesterday so keep your on here tonight!
get er done! 2 racks are plumbed!
Plumbing for the overflow on water storage