what size tubing do I need to hook to the pump? And what pump do you recommend? Thank you.
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Depends on what you're pumping and your pump. I use a teflon coated diaphragm gel pump for distilling ethanol off mash. The pump barbs will have an outside diameter for your hose as well as the barbs on the vacuum flask.
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Dave, you'll need to buy some hose and fittings. I converted my tank to 3/8" hose because the unit comes with 1/4" hose output. I used quick connect fittings also so unhooking hoses is a snap.
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You will need a 1/2" female npt X 1/4" adapter to connect to the pump, I would recommend plastic to avoid damaging the pump
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I bought Standard 3/16 Flexible Airline tubing 25ft, this gives you plenty of tubing for any extras you want to add to your tank, ie, bubble wand or any other you want to add. Don't forget to buy the gang valve. Hope this has helped you..Melinda
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The pump comes with an adapter to fit several sizes. 1" i.d. is an option. You will need to cut the adapter at the one inch connection to get maximum flow.
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Yes you can hook a pump to it. It needs to hang on to your aquarium. I was not able to use mine because I have a bowfront aquarium and the sides were to short to hang the breeder box
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This is my second unit, tubing is 15 feet long. I think you can order longer run if you need one.
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Hi Dave You will need a 1/4" quick connect tee and 1/4 tubing. You can adapt to larger tubing if you want more flow to you faucet. You might want a valve too. Should be quick and easy.
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You need 1/2" pipe thread fittings. Either couplers and male barbs or female hose barbs match barb size to your tubing
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The black tubing that goes from pump to box or the tubing you add for extra water fall? I'll measure if you tell me but its all underwater so this info would be really helpful!
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A hose with an outside diameter of 1/2" will fit. The pump comes with two pieces of this size hose, along with some adapters and reducers.
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The filter will accept tubing up to 1.25 inch diameter. You have to buy the tubing separately and the length will depend on where the pump and filter are located in your pond. You'll need enough to go from the pump to the filter and then enough to reach from the filter to wherever the water returns to the pond at.
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I believe it uses a 3/4 inch hose and hookup is simply a hot wire and a good ground. To be safe I'd put it on an on/off switch with a fuse between power and switch. If it were me. I have one in a duck boat that I just use clips and hook directly to a battery. When done I simply disconnect so not to burn up pump.
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You should use a tank with it. I hooked mine up to my 35 foot motor home to replace the old 35 pound 42 amp for the air suspension. I have a 12 gallon tank to pump into but you can get by with 1 1/2 or 2 gallon. I also used a relay that turns it on at 85 psi and off at 105 psi. that's the max my suspension is supposed to have. Got to say it is great takes about 4 minutes to fill the tank and all 4 airbags. rides like a dream now.
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It really depends on what size fuel lines you have. Could be 1/4" 5/16" 3/8" o.d. You will have to measure lines with a caliper to get the right size fittings for your lines at hardware store. The threads that fit into the pump are 1/4" pipe thread. Ace Hardware has a good stock of various sizes of fittings. They also have copper tubing, hose and clamps.
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This will work, but you need a adapter so it can hook to the hose on your system. Second thing, it may take awhile because its a single stage pump. Best of luck to you...
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It depends on your pump. My vacuum pump has a quarter inch flare fitting and so I was able to hook the red hose (high pressure hose) directly to the vacuum pump. I did end up buying a 1/4" Female Flare X 1/2" Acme Male so I could use the middle hose. It cost about $4.