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04-06-2006, 04:02 PM
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Trust me, I'm not freaked out lol. I had it professionally made and I've looked over the welds myself. The tank is now filled will Ro/Di (finished last night) and everything looks stable. Thanks for the warning though. I'll keep an eye out for corrosion over time.
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04-06-2006, 04:16 PM
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good to hear. i forgot to mention the crash occured when the tank was pushed from the side, yeap he was a big ummm drunk guy, well maybe more drunk than big. i guess he couldn't figure out why that wall he was leaning on had fish in it.
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04-06-2006, 04:19 PM
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When I had my 150gallon, I put a board below the stand and above the stand, and then used 3/4" plywood on each side, and screwed it into the board above and below. My stand wobbled a bit before this, and then after it didn't move at all. You may want to try this, as Im glad I did it
(Then you can place styrofoam ontop of the top board)
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04-06-2006, 05:35 PM
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for sure. if i can figure out how to post picture and i have time i'll show pic's of my system and stand. the crash i was talking about happened to a buddy of mine a few years ago i've had lots of experience since then. keep updateing us on the system looks really cool so far. Good luck
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Did you get that tank built in calgary?Where did you get it? I just got a 72x20x20 built with front and sides starfire and my stand looks very similar.That sump looks pretty nice.
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