What is the size of the resin tank? I am looking to replace a unit whose tank is 40" tall.
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We have them in all sizes, just call us on Monday. Afw filters 785-735-9769
810129
It should. Mine is a 25 yr rainsoft. It should screw into the resin tank. Good luck!
2106617
I think that this would be a bit much for a 40 gallon tank. I would go for a lesser model. it works well on my 55 gallon tank but I would not go lower than that
1897302
I bought that rod for a 40 gallon, standard height, gas water heater. You should get the longest rod that will properly fit in your tank. I think that they all have a 3/4" standard pipe thread. This one should be fine unless your heater is unusually tall. Check elsewhere on line if in doubt, but this should be ok, and the price is right.
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Sorry for the long delay - I have no idea what measurement they are using to get 20.5" - it's a 2 piece unit, the bottom part has about a 17"x8" footprint and top of 27.5"x14", 5" of which is occupied by the tank, 4.5" gap to the seat cover and a 14" long bowl - bottom is 16" high - tank is 15" wide, 7" front to back & rises to a total 15" from the top of the bowl-piece - total height to the top of the tank is 31.5" ---- this one is set for a 10" rough-in, but you may be able to rough it in with as little as 8" if you had good planning - it looks like the 30.8" is wall-to-front of bowl, with the 10" rough-in --- hope this helps Sorry for the long delay - I have no idea what measurement they are using to get 20.5" - it's a 2 piece unit, the bottom part has about a 17"x8" footprint and top of 27.5"x14", 5" of which is occupied by the tank, 4.5" gap to the seat cover and a 14" long bowl - bottom is 16" high - tank is 15" wide, 7" front to back & rises to a total 15" from the top of the bowl-piece - total height to the top of the tank is 31.5" ---- this one is set for a 10" rough-in, but you may be able to rough it in with as little as 8" if... » Read More Sorry for the long delay - I have no idea what measurement they are using to get 20.5" - it's a 2 piece unit, the bottom part has about a 17"x8" footprint and top of 27.5"x14", 5" of which is occupied by the tank, 4.5" gap to the seat cover and a 14" long bowl - bottom is 16" high - tank is 15" wide, 7" front to back & rises to a total 15" from the top of the bowl-piece - total height to the top of the tank is 31.5" ---- this one is set for a 10" rough-in, but you may be able to rough it in with as little as 8" if you had good planning - it looks like the 30.8" is wall-to-front of bowl, with the 10" rough-in --- hope this helps « Show Less
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The unit is exactly 24" in length with extenders on both sides that will extend the total out 26". I have a 48" wide 60 gal tank with a bar at the top in the center so I use 2 of the 24" units. I tried a 48" unit first but the center bar wouldn't allow the unit to sit securely. The units come with a single led bulb, but will house 3. You will want at least 2 bulbs per unit. In spite of the expense, I now have 3 bulbs per unit. Beware of knocking them into the tank! I managed to ruin one of the units by doing so! Best of luck!
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There are several tank sizes: 7" x 44", 9" x 48", 10" x 52". Simple math would give you the volume in cubic feet, however you must allow enough empty space above the resin bed to expand the bed during backwash. So the mentioned tanks would hold .75 cu.ft. 1.0 cu.ft. and 1.5 cu.ft. of resin respectively. Or to put it another way 24,000 grain, 32,000 grain, or 40,000 grain capacity.
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I no longer have the tank, but it is extremely small. If you look to the outside dimensions, it appears to have a nice foot print with ample "floor space", but you will lose approximately 3-4" on the rear side to accommodate an inadequate filter system. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS TANK FOR ANY REASON.
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I'm not sure about this, but I would check the tank's width and look for a similar dimension in a divider specifically designed for aquariums in general. I would think this information would be readily available with some research on Amazon. Hope this is helpful :)
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A 20 lb. propane tank measures approximately 18 inches high by 12.5 inches in diameter, 40 lb. propane tank measures approximately 29 inches high by 12.5 inches in diameter, So width is fine but as you said, you'll be short by 11 inches
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I bought the 24" for my 30 gal tank. It said 24"-36" I believe. The light was 24" and the legs extended out the sides so it would fit up to 36". Great light but if you have a 77" tank I doubt that 48" will work for you.
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If your tank is 4ft in length, I would assume you have a 72 gallon bow front, as the dimensions are 48x18x22. I recommend the All Glass Aquarium AAG29607 Versa Top, 72bf. I have the Versa top for our 46bf and it's just perfect :)
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it is the same size (look up the tank it will give you the size for it) as there tank about 2' cross. what I will do Tuesday is get the size of it for you. There tank and lid is very nice, I have used 4 of them as to date, the price is about 1/2 of other tanks for less quality. I use them for sewage left station.
841460
The 20lb cylinder fits the unit You could use any size tank but you would have to alter the length of the hose. This would also limit moving the unit.
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The exact answer to your question is below. If you cannot find the sized piece of tempered glass you are looking for, take the exact dimensions to an auto glass (windshield) replacement place and they will order you a tempered piece of glass to your exact dimensions. You must give them the exact timensions because the 'tempering' treatment of the glass occurs after the glass is cut and cannot be changed afterwards. Anyway, the answer to your question below: I purchaed this unit to replace the original top that came with the PetSmart Aqeon 36" bow front tank. The rectanglular portion of the glass, without the bowfront portion, is exactly 29 and1/16" wide and exactly 7" deep. If you add the bowfront piece of glass with the plastic 'hinge' the total piece is exactly 29 and 1/16" wide and 12.5" deep at it's deepest point. If you notice in the picture, there is a plastic piece that is 29 and 1/16" wide and 2" deep to cover the very back 2" of the top of the tank. I removed this plastic piece completely so my hang over the edge filter can sit on the back of the tank. When I get around to it, I will cut the back plastic piece to cover all of the back 2" rear gap except for the filter. I just have not decided where to put the filter yet so have not make the cut. Right now I just lay the 2" piece of plastic accross the backof the tank behind the light to keep the tank fairly well sealed. This item fits the Aqeon 36" bowfront *perfectly* and the glass is even snug inside the black plastic rim that is glued around the top of the tank. I cannot imagine how anyone could make a better replacement top for this exact tank. The original plastic top that came with the tank failed within three months just as predicted by most other online owners of the tank.
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It is a 20 gallon volume tank. I'm not sure exactly how long it is. We are not at home now to measure it. It should have the dimensions on the item description.
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It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy this heater. The chimney is GLASS so be very careful when using, moving or storing this heater. It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy... » Read More It uses the standard propane tank that is typically available at Home Depot, Lowe's and other general Hardware or Farm Supply stores. It will be about 12" diameter and 18" tall. It may also be referred to as a 40# tank. This is a very common tank and you will have to buy the first tank and then get it re-filled when empty. Most of these stores can either re-charge your empty tank or will exchange it with a full one they will have in stock. Typically you would simply exchange your depleted tank with a re-charged one that these stores will have on hand. Good luck and hope you enjoy this heater. The chimney is GLASS so be very careful when using, moving or storing this heater. « Show Less