FS: 75 gallon oceanic sump (drilled for multiple outputs)

ieatchinese

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Like the title says, 75 gallon sump with weirs and already drilled with bulkheads.

$50.00

Pickup in Carpentersville, just north of I-90 and Randall Road.

Bring a couple of friends to bring up from basement (only one flight of stairs.
 
Also have:

40 gallon breeder (drilled and used for my saltwater mixing tank) $30.00

65 gallon tank, drilled and used for RODI storage. $40.00

Bring friends to bring up from basement. Pickup in Carpentersville, just north of I-90 and Randall Road.
 
There are two holes for 1" bulkheads at one end of the bottom and one hole at the other end of the 40 breeder. This tank is sitting on a rack that I built from 4x4's and served as my mixing tank. These holes were plumbed so that I could easily turn a valve to do my water changes and also another valve was used so that I could get RODI water into buckets if needed.

The 75 is drilled with three 1" bulkhead fittings at one end of the tank. These holes are down low on the end as these were return pump connections to my tanks.

unfortunately, I do not have pics and cannot get any right away. My ex-wife lives in this house and simply wishes that I get these sold and out of the house. I will ask her to take some photos and provide them, but I suspect that it will not be anytime soon...probably next week.

If you typed 75 in your message and actually meant 65, then that one is drilled with two 1" bulkheads through the bottom, near the backside of the tank. Again....no photos right now. There is also a hole drilled in the backside near the top that a 1" bulkhead could be mounted, but I put an acrylic plate over that hole so that I could mount a float valve. This tank was used for my RODI storage tank.
 
Given the situation, price now is free. first come, first serve. There is a Sump (75 gallon oceanic tank modified with weirs and drilled for return pump fittings, 65 gallon used as RODI storage, drilled for float valve and could easily be used as a main tank if one were to add an overflow box around the centrally drilled bulkhead holes. The 40 breeder is similar and described in the previous post.

You will simply need to bring a hack-saw or PVC cutter to cut the PVD piping off and then transport the tanks up out of the basement and take them home.

This is only for the 40, 65 and 75 gallon tanks. The 120 gallon with stand and canopy are for sale at $400.00.
 
I will take the 75 gallon sump and 40 breeder.I should be able to get out there tomorrow

Send me a pm to arrange a time
 
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