3 tank,2600 gal. system room build
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JRF
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Yep, Paul will hook you up with exactly what you need, OM a great choice for the tank.
Do whatever you want with the bulkhead gaskets, you dont need silicone, but silicone is a great "safety net" to use. IF the manufacturer of your BH's say dont use it, then dont. I guess these other guys tighten the bulkhead fitting like a gorilla and squeeze the gasket out, if you dont overtighten the gasket, then you will not have this problem, even while using silicone. Its funny how one group says dont use it ever, and others use it all the time. I gues its like a friend says.."some like Fords and some like Chevy's".
Do whatever you want with the bulkhead gaskets, you dont need silicone, but silicone is a great "safety net" to use. IF the manufacturer of your BH's say dont use it, then dont. I guess these other guys tighten the bulkhead fitting like a gorilla and squeeze the gasket out, if you dont overtighten the gasket, then you will not have this problem, even while using silicone. Its funny how one group says dont use it ever, and others use it all the time. I gues its like a friend says.."some like Fords and some like Chevy's".
How many pounds of sand do you have on that floor dean?
I like the vortec on the bottom, since you are doing all this testing do you happen to have anytning 40" deep you could hook that vortec too to see how much turbulence it gives at that depth.
good luck on your expariment
I like the vortec on the bottom, since you are doing all this testing do you happen to have anytning 40" deep you could hook that vortec too to see how much turbulence it gives at that depth.
good luck on your expariment
