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External pump housing suggestions
What do you use or recommend for housing an external pump? My space is
somewhat limited (3 x 5 ft.) and I want to have it below water level. |
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External pump housing suggestions
A Rubbermaid tote makes a good house: you can cut your inlet/outlet holes
easily, and it has a nice little lid that you can put back on to secure it against rain. Suggestion: when you're using your hole saw to cut the in/outlets, cut some extra holes on the bottom to let seepage out. You just KNOW it's gonna leak at one time or another ! If you can dig a few extra inches below the box bottom and fill it (the hole) with gravel, it will allow free drainage. I've even seen variations where the entire bottom is cut out, and the pump just sits on several inches/feet of gravel. You won't be able to stand on it or anything like that, but it will work nicely and can be disguised. Have fun! Lee "Don Lasko" wrote in message ... What do you use or recommend for housing an external pump? My space is somewhat limited (3 x 5 ft.) and I want to have it below water level. |
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