Dam Gareee you are really dumb are you not? Can't even get thngs
undone that are merely stuck together. Its pretty bad when the dumbass
big box store clerks know more than you ........hahahahahaha but then
again yur a fixture of rpm with the other dumb*****, so it can be
expected....duh duh duh duh duh duh Gareee the ****ing dumbass of
rpm.........thats a befitting title for you if there ever was any.
On Tue, 5 Jun 2007 03:07:28 CST, "Gareee©"
<gareee-nospammy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
<<>>"G Pearce" <longgone44@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
<<>>news:f42l7s02g77@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<<>>> Hi Garee - IME, a 2" return fitting will handle up to a ~ 2000 gph
pump -
<<>>> if you are pumping more than that through the filter, you need more
than
<<>>> 1 - 2" return line, but more than ~1000 gph going through your
filter of
<<>>> 45 gal will be a problem as it will not work as well (too fast) - I
use a
<<>>> 2500gph pump that is "teed" so that I am actually running ~ 800 -
900gph
<<>>> through my 45 gal barrel filter and the rest directly to my
waterfall
<<>>> Gale :~)
<<>>
<<>>Good to know.. I ended up getting a 3" setup just in case. after I
made a
<<>>gasket, and test fit it, the parts became so stuck, I couldn't unscrew
<<>>them.. hopefully a quick trip to Lowe's, and they'll have some way to
<<>>unscrew them.
<<>>
<<>>After getting it on, I'll drain about 2/3 of the pond to get rid of
all the
<<>>crap floating around in it, and hopefully that'll help the new filter
get is
<<>>clear sooner.
<<>>
<<>>Gareee
<<>>(Gary Tabar Jr.)
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I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!
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