scubasteve

You could do a hanging canopy.. Go look at my old build thread 72 gal bowfront build.. Ceiling mount pucks to a floating canopy.. Can raise or lower the whole thing as needed

Ok i will give that a try... Not used to tapatalk at all an not a fan so far.

I dont get it... I can copy and past the img. from photo bucket but it wont show up here on the forum...

Nope no luck....

Well lets try this again... http://i1318.photobucket.com/albums/t660

Lame lame lame

One more try...http://s1318.photobucket.com/user/scuba

Really not a fan of this!

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Well ok that sucked... Grrrr

Been awhile since i posted up anything on the tank.. Has been almost a year since the transfer.. Heres a quick fts [url=http://s1318.photobucket.com/user/

Pm sent on equipment

You need to open the case up an rinse everything off.. The plc board and controller will toast with heat an salt corrosion..i picked up a return unit from bo last yr. The guy had done same thing an just dried it.. Cooked the whole board.. Easy to open up and rinse off an dry when opened up theres the screws under the warranty and inspection tags

How deep is the tank front to back? You can get 16" shims that are 3/8" thick. Cut a stringer for the back to the height you need for a total foot print shim.. Just a thought... Or you can allways do what i have done. Fill the tank with water an let it sit for a cpl. Days to see how it settles first. Mfg. Homes can really move around with weight

Pencil blow torch... Lots faster and more satisfying!! Burn little bi***es burn!!