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Think I see what you want and so long as it is set up to break the siphon should a power failure occur it looks fine if your tank is plumbed for it. Just make sure you calculate your water drainage should you lose power to the pump....
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I still don't think I will do it but man I want to! Spoot...Im still not too sure how that would work in this case? Will it really keep the water level constant? |
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It should keep the water level constant at the top of the coupling, theorectically. I have not tried this though.
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Im still interested in figuring out a way to do this if possible. |
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Hey, I attached it to one of my messages. It's like 4 messages back.
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Sorry didn't see that
Yeah that seems like it would work...just a mini little overflow. I have seen someone do that kind of thing and made it with teeth too. |
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Yup, exactly. Hope this works for you.
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