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![]() I bought this setup from Golds. They designed the sump for me as well.
I read somewhere, maybe on this forum, that using elbows in your overflow will decrease the slurping sound. Has anyone ever tried that? |
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![]() Nice tank! Looks deep, what are the dimensions? Hopefully you have long arms!!!
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![]() I was having the same problem getting the larger OD flex pipe to bend properly. What I did was fill the bathtub with as hot of water as I could and let the pipe sit in it for 1/2 and hour. After that it was a great deal easier to bend.
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![]() Good idea. I'll give that a try too. I was thinking since I want to be able to take it apart in the future, I may just cut the flex into smaller lengths and connect them with unions like some suggested.
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![]() Can you snap a full shot of your sump?
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![]() I've been trying to dry fit all the plumbing parts together but there are some connections that require a bit of force. Like PVC into Bulkhead in the overflow. Any recommendations on how or what order I should plumb my setup? Or what order do people generally plumb their parts so that you can easily connect all the parts from overflow to sump? I'm worried about adding to much force to get the parts to fit together once the glue is on that the tank might chip or crack.
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