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So put a 2" long piece of 3/4" pipe coming out of the 3/4" bulkhead. Attach a 3/4" by 1" reducer bushing, slide the reducer bushing into a 1" elbow and run that down to your 1.5" tee. Or you could use two pumps, one for each side, and throttle them back. Humpty needs to run a single 9000 at 90-100% for his tank size. Last edited by Myka; 10-27-2016 at 12:51 PM. |
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![]() Unfortunately the tank is so close to the wall i don't know if i can fit anything but an elbow on. I will grab a few parts from home depot and see if i can make it fit. If not i will have to go with 3/4" after the 1.5" T, which i planned on putting in between the bulkheads at the same height as the bulkhead and having the tee directly in the middle of them.
Looks like 2-3/4" lines are slightly bigger then 1 - 1" line. I plan on running the pump at 100%. I pulled out the bulkhead and i definitely cannot fit a 1" bulkhead. Is it common to have 3/4" returns and a 1.5" drain? the 3/4" returns seem really limiting. |
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![]() Yeah 3/4" is the usual return size.
If you can't fit a 1" elbow behind the tank then put the reducer bushing on the bottom side of the elbow instead and use 3/4" elbow going into 1" pipe. |
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![]() Ok. So I will keep the pipe as big as possible for as long as possible.
Thanks for all your advice. I really appreciate it!! |
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