Bracing will be added after I measure the starboard I need inside the tank. I want one piece do not want any seems. Also the weir will be installed for the 2 1 1/2" bulkhead holes.
tanks looking good. i kind of thought you might want to sleep at mom's house. it is a good thing that we built it last night, my car is being delivered today. so i am not sure when i could have built it. are we still on for wednesday for the braces and overflows? later
Very cool, I am thinking hard on doing the same kind of thing not really the building of the tank but that would be the ultimate. It is a bit scary but hey somebodys gota do it and what a great experience. My hats off to you for pulling this off and I hope someday I might find the whatever to try this myself. Thanks allot for the inspiration.
I do have a 300g stock tank I can use. I may use it not sure yet.
mako56,
It really is not that bad, But I had help thanks Jayson and Kelly did a great job Hardest part was lifting the panes of glass up so high and keeping them steady. And of course the smell of the silicone was to much for me:rollface:
I got 2 new pumps today the first is the PCX 55 Gen -X to run two enductors on a closed loop. The second Seq Dart for closed loop ran from a OM 4 way. basically going to run 2 manifolds off the 4-way 2 of the ports will be capped. I will be able to use these at anytime if need be. Jayson at SWC talked to Paul at OM and he will be doing some mods to the drum for this application.
Still cleaning the tank up a bit more removing silicon. Starboard will be picked up and installed tomorrow. OM 4-way should be here by next week I hope.
Just curious where you got the stock tank. Feedrite carries poly/fiberglass resin tanks, but not the Rubbermaid stocks that seem so popular in the hobby.
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