for those of you that use the larger BRS (or similar) reactors that have the plastic hanging bracket...
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are you guys modifying the way you mount it, so that the canisters spin freely for removal / install?
if you mount the bracket to the wall, as is, the bottom of the long canister rests on the wall. So if you try and remove it, obviously, it does not hang free. It knocks against the wall and you can't easily get a good grip on it, WITHOUT, removing the whole unit from the wall. I keep the unit on the wall and spin the canisters off / on. it's annoying, but not the end of the world.
Obviously, you can mount the bracket on a standoff / piece of wood that brings the unit out a couple inches and all is fine. Or remove the whole unit and disconnect hoses, but that's a PITA!
What have you done to remedy this issue?
BRS GFO & Carbon Reactor - Single
Why does BRS recommend this? All of the BRS reactors come with easy to use push connect tubing, flow control, and a refillable cartridge. We took easy to find components to keep things cheap, while designing an efficient easy to refill reactor for aquarium use. We keep hearing our reactors are...
www.bulkreefsupply.com
are you guys modifying the way you mount it, so that the canisters spin freely for removal / install?
if you mount the bracket to the wall, as is, the bottom of the long canister rests on the wall. So if you try and remove it, obviously, it does not hang free. It knocks against the wall and you can't easily get a good grip on it, WITHOUT, removing the whole unit from the wall. I keep the unit on the wall and spin the canisters off / on. it's annoying, but not the end of the world.
Obviously, you can mount the bracket on a standoff / piece of wood that brings the unit out a couple inches and all is fine. Or remove the whole unit and disconnect hoses, but that's a PITA!
What have you done to remedy this issue?
