Redsea Max E 260 bulkhead size

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I need to replace the bulkheads that distribute the water back into the tank on my red sea max e 260 the older version with AI lights. I tried to clean them and destroyed them in the process. Where can i either get new ones or what size is the whole and what ideas do you have to help me fix this isssue.

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I need to replace the bulkheads that distribute the water back into the tank on my red sea max e 260 the older version with AI lights. I tried to clean them and destroyed them in the process. Where can i either get new ones or what size is the whole and what ideas do you have to help me fix this isssue.

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Theres a in sump upgrade piping only kit Ive seen, maybe look into that or see if the description has the sizes for your bulkhead!
 
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I need to replace the bulkheads that distribute the water back into the tank on my red sea max e 260 the older version with AI lights. I tried to clean them and destroyed them in the process. Where can i either get new ones or what size is the whole and what ideas do you have to help me fix this isssue.

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Hey brother, did you ever end up figuring this one out? I am now in the same predicament.
 
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Hey brother, did you ever end up figuring this one out? I am now in the same predicament.
Sadly, these parts are proprietary…

Your best bet would be putting up a want ad to see if anyone can scavenge the assembly from their failed Reefer!
 
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this was my thought, to omit the restrictive factory elbow…

The part I can’t find is the oddball threaded semi-bulkhead fitting that screws down into the plastic frame which serves as the thru-tank seal for all three “bulkheads”….

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This ridiculous contraption…

Thoughts?
are you talking about the bulkhead rings?
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are you talking about the bulkhead rings?
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My mistake, I was referring to these weird threaded parts which not only adapt to the overflow box plumbing, and pass through the tank’s bottom, but also serve as half of a union…

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— I don’t think “bulkhead” is quite the correct term, but they essentially do the same thing!

In any case, I found complete assemblies on EBay if nothing else…
 
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