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I was running 1.5" all the way to the sump. no 90 degree bends. one 45 and that was it. In effect you are running a 1" drain. I had a 1.25 restriction(didn't need it) but the entire plumb was 1.5". hth
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-- Tony My next hobby will be flooding my basement while repeatedly banging my head against a brick wall and tearing up $100 bills. Whee! |
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![]() I didn't see the 1" reduction in line size Tony.
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![]() Darren, what size air hole did you use for that AM3k using the durso?
I've got two 2" Durso's reduced to 1.5" I think it can handle flow ![]() |
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![]() ![]() ![]() I wanted to go with a bigger pipe all the way to the sump, but there were basically two impediments: one, the bulkhead has a built-in 90 degree so I'd have to cut it to get it out and replace it. Two, and I guess more important, the bottom glass of the tank is tempered so I can't drill a hole for a larger bulkhead. So 1" I am stuck with. At the rate the ritteri is growing, I'll need a bigger tank soon enough, so there's no sense in putting more work into this one in the meantime. ![]()
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