Putting The Parts Together!
Now for the hard part...
Being a rookie plumber myself this as going to be fun.
I have my plan, my plumbing tools and the two tanks.
The return took almost 2 hrs to complete, after measuring, cutting, measuring and cutting again and glueing
The outflow was the same, but with the same design as the return it was a little easier, minus the fact that I glued one pipe at a funny angle. Had to saw the funny part off and start again.
To strengthen, I had to brace the pipe, which meant building an ledge a the back of the tank and using saddle to attach the pipes.
Vinyl tubes was used for the section going into the sump so I could attach valves. didn't end up using the ball valves casue it was SO HARD to turn then it was just frustrating.
All up, took about 2 days.
Being a rookie plumber myself this as going to be fun.
I have my plan, my plumbing tools and the two tanks.
The return took almost 2 hrs to complete, after measuring, cutting, measuring and cutting again and glueing
The outflow was the same, but with the same design as the return it was a little easier, minus the fact that I glued one pipe at a funny angle. Had to saw the funny part off and start again.
To strengthen, I had to brace the pipe, which meant building an ledge a the back of the tank and using saddle to attach the pipes.
Vinyl tubes was used for the section going into the sump so I could attach valves. didn't end up using the ball valves casue it was SO HARD to turn then it was just frustrating.
All up, took about 2 days.
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