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Old 02-09-2012, 02:13 AM
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when you fireup your return pump you will lose water from sump to start the circulation you will see the sump lose water and then from there you willbe able to figure out proper hieght to keep it at. be sure there is enough room for when power outages happen you dont flood the sump fire up the pump again mark line max hieght then your all good
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Old 02-09-2012, 02:41 AM
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We just have to add the return lines in the tank then finish filling. I got the skimmer in the sump but I'm already thinking it needs to upgraded, but will give it a shot to start.
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Old 02-09-2012, 02:45 AM
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We just have to add the return lines in the tank then finish filling. I got the skimmer in the sump but I'm already thinking it needs to upgraded, but will give it a shot to start.
Your height of your return line outlets will also determine how much water flows back in the sump during a power outage. I like the locline, that way you can adust the height to where you want it.
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Your height of your return line outlets will also determine how much water flows back in the sump during a power outage. I like the locline, that way you can adust the height to where you want it.
I don't know what you mean by Iocline we have lines that bend and can be directed....is that what you mean?
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I don't know what you mean by Iocline we have lines that bend and can be directed....is that what you mean?
Yes that sounds like you have loc-line.
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Ahh yes that sounds right...will add more pics once they are installed. Couldn't find black connectors so painted them, they are drying, won't go on until tomorrow.

Almost a year in the hobby and still such a newb....lol
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you can be 20yrs n hobby and still be a noob dont sweat it. just keep moving forward
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