Plumbing reducer from 1inch to 3/4 for return.

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Getting ready to plumb my tank 180 durso overflows 3/4 returns. Needed to know if I can use this reducer coupler for my returns. Doing 1inch plumbing from the return pump but my return bulkheads are 3/4. Will these work?

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There are much cheaper reducing bushings available.
I wouldn't even consider those.
Should be a buck or two tops.
 
There are much cheaper reducing bushings available.
I wouldn't even consider those.
Should be a buck or two tops.
I just needed to know if this type of reducer will work for my application
 
Those will work, but you should be able to find those at Lowe's or Home Depot for about $2.00 ea.

And if they're for your returns, you might want to consider 90° fittings instead of straight.
 
they also make a female 1” to 3/4” reducer bushing that fits inside a female 1” pipe

CHARLOTTE PIPE 1 x 3/4 SCH 40 REDUCER BUSHING SPGXS PRESSURE (1 Unit Piece) https://a.co/d/7pwvqZG

but I dunno, I got the same issue going from my COR pumps to my Red Sea returns and I used a reducer barb fitting …
and in any event, if you are “hard piping” your return, I would reduce it at the pump unless you want to use that fancy 1” red pipe
 
they also make a female 1” to 3/4” reducer bushing that fits inside a female 1” pipe

CHARLOTTE PIPE 1 x 3/4 SCH 40 REDUCER BUSHING SPGXS PRESSURE (1 Unit Piece) https://a.co/d/7pwvqZG

but I dunno, I got the same issue going from my COR pumps to my Red Sea returns and I used a reducer barb fitting …
and in any event, if you are “hard piping” your return, I would reduce it at the pump unless you want to use that fancy 1” red pipe
they also make a female 1” to 3/4” reducer bushing that fits inside a female 1” pipe

CHARLOTTE PIPE 1 x 3/4 SCH 40 REDUCER BUSHING SPGXS PRESSURE (1 Unit Piece) https://a.co/d/7pwvqZG

but I dunno, I got the same issue going from my COR pumps to my Red Sea returns and I used a reducer barb fitting …
and in any event, if you are “hard piping” your return, I would reduce it at the pump unless you want to use that fancy 1” red pipe
 
Reduce it to 3/4 at the return pump? My return is a vectra m2. I was going to reduce it at the bulkhead under the tank. Tank is a dual durso overflow 180 drilled from bottom
 
Those will work, but you should be able to find those at Lowe's or Home Depot for about $2.00 ea.

And if they're for your returns, you might want to consider 90° fittings instead of straight.
Wanted schedule 80 to match the plumbing and not have to paint anything lol.
 
they also make a female 1” to 3/4” reducer bushing that fits inside a female 1” pipe

CHARLOTTE PIPE 1 x 3/4 SCH 40 REDUCER BUSHING SPGXS PRESSURE (1 Unit Piece) https://a.co/d/7pwvqZG

but I dunno, I got the same issue going from my COR pumps to my Red Sea returns and I used a reducer barb fitting …
and in any event, if you are “hard piping” your return, I would reduce it at the pump unless you want to use that fancy 1” red pipe
I'm using bkue plumbing hahaha.
 

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