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I can call you in the morning, house is to chaotic to get a decent call in, lolI'll pm you later... it might be easiest to talk on the phone.

love this!
yep. will be taking the tank off in a bit to drill holes and add the rest of the supports.Going to add a few more 2x4 legs ?


still faster than I was w/ my peninsulaZero progress with the tank. It's ok though, plumbing parts won't be here until Friday.
I've been trying to decide on where I want holes drilled on the top plywood. We built the stand 24"deep, so it can be secured to the wall on the top and bottom frame and vertical supports. So there is a good amount of area behind the tank that's currently solid but I want several holes drilled, 2 by each overflow for the return plumbing to go over the back and into the overflow box and out the notched spots that were intended for the returns, 2 for 2.5" pipe I use for wiring (one for light wires and the other for pump wires) and I'm thinking maybe a 3rd 2.5" for any additional wires for the future? Oh plus the 4 needed under the tank for the drain plumbing.
Need to get to drillin'.
Then after I drill the holes I'll paint the top real quick to hopefully protect from any water spills when the front.
Probably tomorrow though, hubs left to buy a parts truck and he'll be gone all day. Took half the herd too so it'll be a quieter day.
Meaning not directly touching tank? I planned on an inch distance from tank to return plumbing, is that sufficient or should increase? I have 3.5" of available room to drill with, because the the back horizontal 2x4.going to come off back of tank inches depending on return pipe size

