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![]() "basskisser" wrote Why not just siphon the take dry? Don't have to worry about sparks and such. Don't need to go buy a pump to use once. "Camilo" wrote Siphon's an option - but he was responding to my original post where I mentioned that siphoning was very difficult because of the way the tanks are set up - getting the 5 gal cans downhill from the built in tanks requires a pretty long run. So I was looking for an electric or hand pump alternative. The length of the run doesn't much matter. And you don't have to create the siphon action by pulling the liquid through, like with your mouth! You can simply fill the hose with liquid, hold your thumb over one end, put the other end in the tank, then go down hill, and take your thumb off. Oh, I know all this. BTDT I guess you'll just have to take my word for it that in this particular case, siphoning's a big hassel and I'd rather use a pump, which is why I was trying to find out if anyone had any suggestions in that area. Thanks anyway. Cam |
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