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Sounds like me on every high school sports team!

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LOL! Y'all some crazy reefers!

Did some more plumbin last night and still wasn't able to finish. Going to try to get enough done to started running water today. The issue I have is how the plumbing is ran around the corner and is kinda suspended in the air. I am going to have to fabricate something to hold these pipes in place when they get heavy with water.
 

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LOL! Y'all some crazy reefers!

Did some more plumbin last night and still wasn't able to finish. Going to try to get enough done to started running water today. The issue I have is how the plumbing is ran around the corner and is kinda suspended in the air. I am going to have to fabricate something to hold these pipes in place when they get heavy with water.

Not sure if this helps but I used a split ring hanger from lowes. Purchased appropriate rod and drilled/bolted to the ceiling using a nylon spacer you'd find at the hard ware isle. Maybe you can do the same to separate the pipe. Use to split ring clamps and using a rod you can join them together. Cover up the exposed rod with a spacer. Not sure if that makes any sense. Here's a picture of how I'm supporting mine.
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Instead of the ceiling, picture another clamp.

 

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You could add an aluminum or thin wood bracket/post to the stand and use pvc clamps. I used 2x4 and the clamp to support weight of plumbing and gate valves.

Or build a support for the bottom pipe and use dense foam as spacers supporting the upper pipes.

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Stop in to see what is going on:)
 

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LOL! Y'all some crazy reefers!

Did some more plumbin last night and still wasn't able to finish. Going to try to get enough done to started running water today. The issue I have is how the plumbing is ran around the corner and is kinda suspended in the air. I am going to have to fabricate something to hold these pipes in place when they get heavy with water.
Point some of these guys at it.
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They will lighten that pipe right up! :p
 

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Come on guys, I think we can get to 1500 (maybe 1600..) before he gets it wet!!
Might even make it further than that!

I'm wondering if Rev has developed a case of Aquaphobia....;)
 
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Actually about 5600 cups....lol
 

How much do you care about having a display FREE of wires, pumps and equipment?

  • Want it squeaky clean! Wires be danged!

    Votes: 76 44.4%
  • A few things are ok with me!

    Votes: 79 46.2%
  • No care at all! Bring it on!

    Votes: 16 9.4%
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