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RobMBush

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  1. Tank is down and clean. Everything in real good shape. Never had a sump under the stand so it's like new. Also I reinforced the stand with stainless steel brackets and the recall brace has been installed. Sump is still running in the garage supporting my stock tanks but will be available once.i get it swapped with the new S1000 sump.
  2. Hi all. I've got an S1000 on the way and will be taking down my reefer XXL 750 over the next couple weeks. I've got all the original components in good working condition and the OE RO tank is still in the box. The tank also comes with a custom polycarbonate and mesh top. Thinking aroud $2500. Lights, pumps and other equipment are not uncluded in the sale. Located in Portland OR. Local pickup only.
  3. True. Thought about doing the same... but then I just decided to buy the new 750xxl instead! Cant wait to see your new rig! That much water in my living room would be too much since I cant put additional support under it.
  4. Looking good man! Definitely made a nice difference getting rid of the corner overflows! That was the worst part about the tank!! Assuming you are re purposing the OM and closed loop parts for your new mega-ego setup?
  5. Too bad my copperband has caused us to be a clam free tank That blasto looks amazing though! At least I think its a blasto.
  6. Hah. Funny thing is that my tank only pulls about 5amps on average these days with exception of the heaters. Used to be I had a 20amp dedicated circuit just for my lights!
  7. Looks like it will fit the space much better than the old tank. Looks great!
  8. Guess my place was a bit overdone by 90s standards. I've got a 400amp load center and a sub panel in the mechanical room.
  9. I would only use GFIC around wet areas. Arc faults are really to sense faults like what you get when an electric blanket goes bad and gets a short that could cause a fire. Or poor wiring connections that are getting hot. Arc fault is not designed to save your life from electronic shock and the intervention isn't as quick as a GFIC. There is a reason arc faults are code for bedrooms and GFIC are for bath/kitchens.
  10. Price gets good enough and I may grab it as a spare!
  11. I would go tank in living room and plumb to basement. Could build a nice enclosed cabinet too so everything stays out of sight. Good luck on the project man, looks like you're keeping busy!
  12. Is it because this hobby makes us equipment hoarders?!?
  13. Hah! No I dont think the wife would allow it! I have too many more projects and a 5 month old little guy to chase around! It's technically his tank anyway, I'm just the maintenance guy
  14. And besides... Moving without a tank is just too easy... Need to keep things at lest a little challenging.
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