Can I empty a port a potti with a spout into this tank ??
850163
I suppose u could although I haven't tried it myself I would think the hole is big enough hope this helps
399458
I believe you could do that but the barrell will overflow unless you have a very tightly sealed lid. Don't know where the water would go after it is full. I presume it would probably fill up the supply line up to the diverter and then back out the downspout.
1072142
Yes, there fore you can not use the "old" style spout. You will have to buy the "new" style. This is a very good quality can. We use it to carry Gas for our small generator when traveling in our Travel trailer. We carry it in our Tahoe, absolutely no gas odor.
2188850
I would think if you remove the reel, you are also going to remove the connector, plus the bottom of the pot is open to allow for drainage...why not just get one of those nice decorative pot, although I know the hose would not be covered...if that is what you are looking to accomplish.
951614
The only water connections are on the top-cold in, hot out and the pressure relief valve which you can see in the picture. To empty it, you would have to turn it upside down.
1024879
You would be far better off using a sump pump designed to do that task. There is no drain port, sump pumps can be rented cheaply, and if you did try to make your own drain and use this to empty large volumes of water you would burn out the motor quickly.
884349
Yes, that is what is for. It is a bit hard to plug it onto the fitting, and the small tank has to be removed - follow instrutions and you will be OK
1807343
Unfortunately screw the top where you put the water in at and dump it . One of my main fitting broke the first time I used it :(.And the company won't back it up.
292834
just remove the top fan section and refill the holding tank daily. Empty and clean the holding tank weekly.
1748368
You don't as far as I know. There is a screen so nothing bigger then 1-2cm gets inside. If you want to flush it out you can place your hose connected to your spigot over the top connector and run water through it while it is not plugged in.
1545594
Yes it can be removed. It is not attached. It is just wedged in. It's made of styrophome - like a cheap cooler. We love the tank though.
1160497
I have not collected enough to try to empty it . I have another filtration in line with this. It looks like you could stand it on end and drain it if necessary.
815747
You could open the bimottom and have the container sitting directly below it but the top of the tank would have to be kind of connected or sealed to the warerer. I can see it working if you are handy.
125246
It would not be easy to remove. It can tightened by its fins to fit spout. It's snug and secure.
342242
I don't see why you couldn't do that. Gravity will carry the waste to the pump which actually pushes the waste out the discharge hose. Probably want to use a short between the tank and the pump.
1976414
I'm sure there is... I don't know the product you'd need though... Perhaps you could rig something...? The thing is that there's not too much clearance from the bottom of the python "drain" and the bottom of the sink (only a few inches - 3?), typically... Meaning the h20 comes back from the tank and drains in the sink - where it exits the python theres not much clearance --- kinda hard to explain....) Good luck~!
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You can leave the bazooka in without any problem. I have 2 of these kettles and if you are using it for kit brewing the majority of the residue is below the outlet. I have found if you want a really clean brew, use a brew bag for your mash, it only costs about $40.00 and traps almost 100%of the solids even after sparging. saves a lot of time and easy clean up