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02-01-2006, 02:47 AM
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I built a metal stand out of square 1"square tubing on the top and shelf and 1 1/4 round pipe legs with 1 inch threaded rod attached to feet so that the pipe legs stand on the nut on the rod. I hope that made sense cuz I don't have a picture.
Anyways.... I knew my slab wasn't level because I have um.... water leveled it before  and this way I could adjust for any plumb/level issues. stands perfect now. Might be an idea as I know a few people who after all their original messing around, found that the loaded tank caused a settling of sorts that resulted in an uneasy lean.my $0.02 Mike
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This all started with a ten gallon and two clowns. 
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02-01-2006, 02:51 AM
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Make sure you put foam (3/4" pink stuff from the hardware store works) between the stand and the tank as well.
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02-01-2006, 04:49 AM
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The way I leveled my 120 is I filled up my aquarium 1 inch above the bottom, made a mark on a piece of scrap Red Oak that I trued on my chopsaw and went all around the tank and shimmed accordingly.
Wayne.
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