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hose sizes?
- Thread starter bignaz
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1/2'' isnt it ( 12mm) ?
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As far as placement within the loop, everyone says to place the res or T-line so that it feeds the pump's inlet. This is done to ensure that the pump always has a water supply, hopefully without any bubbles.
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7/16 is next bigger standard hose size.
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Dice said:
Yeah, but that can be easily accomplished by positioning the pump as low as possible in the loop. I guess I'm saying this because I've seen people argue that placing a T at the high point of a loop is the only way to go.
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Perseus said:Yeah, but that can be easily accomplished by positioning the pump as low as possible in the loop. I guess I'm saying this because I've seen people argue that placing a T at the high point of a loop is the only way to go.
The 'T' itself, or the hose branching up from the connection?
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Dice said:
The T fitting itself.
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Perseus said:
Huh. I'd like to see the argument which supports that idea.
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Dice said:Huh. I'd like to see the argument which supports that idea.
citronym pretty much sums it up. There are lots of different ways to get things done, and each approach has its boosters.
