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![]() Why not use drains as intended with gate valve one for quiet operation and other as emergency
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So just put one drain and one return on each overflow? Have one drain fully open as an emergency? And have a gate valve on the other return drain? Would both drains from each overflow connect into a single drain going to sump? Thanks.
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And keep both seperate. If main syphon plugs then the emerg would also be plugged(if kept together) |
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![]() So with a 120,
I'd use 2 holes for return lines, 1 on each overflow. 1 drain on 1 overflow As an emergency line. The other drain on other overflow will have gate valve. This would be the only "working" drain? Is that right? Unless of course something gets clogged, then water would rise and go down the emergency line. Would it be better to have one gated drain and one emergency drain in each overflow? And just run the returns over the top of the tank. (Not using any holes for returns)
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Yes you got it. You could do it with 2 main and 2 emergency. Your choice. |
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![]() Are all 4 drains the same size? I know some RR tanks have different drain size in a tank which makes setting up Herbie a little difficult(not much but extra planning).
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![]() No there diff. Prob 1" and 3/4"
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