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Van · 02-18-2007, 11:34 AM

I shoulda taken a pic of the tank last year, as this topic has come up a few times. I pump in from the bottom, and there is a 90 elbow so the water goes "spinny" that line is 1" and I have a plastic ball valve to isolate it. Then the two overflows easiliy keep up with that flow.
I used a rule pump that has an extra outlet for the washdown and then the line from the pump itself, that way I only have one thru hull.
I will remember to take a pic this season.

MarshC it was not too much $$$, but i did all the plumbing myself no factory installed stuff.

02-18-2007, 11:34 AM	#18
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	I shoulda taken a pic of the tank last year, as this topic has come up a few times. I pump in from the bottom, and there is a 90 elbow so the water goes "spinny" that line is 1" and I have a plastic ball valve to isolate it. Then the two overflows easiliy keep up with that flow. I used a rule pump that has an extra outlet for the washdown and then the line from the pump itself, that way I only have one thru hull. I will remember to take a pic this season. MarshC it was not too much $$$, but i did all the plumbing myself no factory installed stuff.
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