Thank you! I’m excited!I saw that posting and for a good price. Didn’t last long. Congrats
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Thank you! I’m excited!I saw that posting and for a good price. Didn’t last long. Congrats
I was looking at the royal exclusiv rd3 and the vectra L2. Both around 3100gphhi,if controllable the bigger the better
Thanks! I was hoping to have it wet by Christmas holidays, which may still happen.Really looking forward to seeing the new tank come along. Love the build thread.
Inthink the biggest thing for me is all the let downs I’ve had since he house started. Parts of it are still unpainted, and my help has vanished. I shouldn’t say the build is paused or on hold, it will just move at a slower pace while I do things on my own.
You should see my basement. The thought process the guys had when putting in the mechanical... it makes the basement nearly useless. Furnace is right in the middle, the hot water tank is 6 ft away from it , then the electrical panel is atleast 5 ft away from that. Plus all the ducting is just hanging down. Just a weird lay out.Welcome to my world man, Too many projects to count never enough time in the world to complete them all. I've got a half finished dining room, back wall, nursery, laundry room, sump room, mechanical room..... the list goes on and on and on and on.
Oh and don't get me started on the HORRIBLE construction on these homes here in Calgary. NEVER in my life have I seen such cheap, garbage construction. It makes me sick.
Hopefully that’s the case! One way or another it’s going into the basement next week when I’m home. The garage will be getting to cold to keep it out there over the winter, I currently have a space heater in there but, with the weather we get, I don’t want it out all winter.I feel your pain my man. I had to redo the room where mine sits, completely tore out the floors, painted the walls, and ran electrical. Not to mention buying all the required pieces that come with having a piece of the ocean in your house.
The time will come when you look back and all the stuff that is slow now, will all be worth it. Nothing good happens fast in this hobby, and that is the build as well.
For my 375 it took 5 total people. I employed the use of a quick jack (portable car lift) and a hydraulic table from Harbor Freight. But even with these items it was still required to have the 5 people, and that is a minimum. If I was closer to you I would help you for sure.
Dont get discouraged tho, it will all be worth it when your sitting back looking at what YOU created!
Mike