Does it screw on to 55 gallon drums and how long are the input and output pipes?
327706
Yes it screws on and is around 4' it reaches pretty much all the way down once drum is almost empty ill tilt.. works good!!
1634648
Yes it willMy 55 gal. Also has the bar in the middleYou will just need two of them
1786104
Don't know exactly but my 55 gal. Tank fits perfectly on it. The bottom of the tank is flush with the sides of the stand. If that makes sense
1634651
If your 55gal is 48", like most are, it will work. You will need 2 of them.
873944
I bought this kit - love it. Tubing is five feet long. Weighted piece that goes into the 5 gallon bucket is 15 inches.
1676765
My tubing is 1" but it looks like it would fit 7/8". So I'd say the answer is yes. This is a sturdy unit and I've used for over 1 1/2 years with 2+ weekly gigs with no problems.
1692080
Sorry i cant answer your question,I mounted mine on a Yamaha 550 maxim and had to do some modifying to make it work.
805364
can't tell for sure, but probably 51/4". should work ok for 5" replacement if you replace all.
1942866
No I don't believe so. I have a 35 gallon bow front and it fit perfectly, so it would be to small for a 55 gallon.
837932
I have mine on a 45 gallon tank. The pipe that comes off the system comes almost have way down. I dont see why it wouldn't.
1850907
These are called drum liners and a 55 gallon drum is 22.5" in diameter and 33.5" tall.
933547
I used a standard 55 gallon drum. I am on my second year of used and have had several cooks with bottom barrel well stoked. The high temp paint on lower halve is now in need of repainting. Top is all well.Even pushing high temp at times. Bottom holding up as far as now. May need replacement in yr or two. Hope this helps.
63766
YES, I am running this on my 55gal tank for the last 5 months. working out great!!
143527
No. I had to add 4 t5s with my current usa to my 48 inch 55 gal. to keep my lps's near the bottom happy
1287664
Good question, and I wished I had asked it. Luckily, mine fits perfectly. It is exactly 71". After seeing other responses, I guess it depends on how you secure the fittings, but the 71" hold pretty much true. Hope this helps you. Randy
1213788
Input and output are 1 1/2" Good idea to have a union fitting on the input side. Output side use a threaded nipple. Get plenty of Teflon tape.
1866270
A 55 gallon drum is about 7.35 cubic foot. If you wanted 1/3 of the filter to be bead material then you would want about 2.5 to 3 cubic foot. Everyone builds their filters differently but this should point you in the right direction. Thanks for your interest, John