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Joe G,
I got the unit finally completed and installed this evening. Now, I just need to attach the air stone, and sink the line and I will be all set. I am pleased with the unit, but I have to admit there were a couple of times I was fed up completely.
Couple tips for anyone using this - read the directions carefully, as a couple areas should maybe be bolded to highlight important steps, and also when attaching the front cover on the unit, I had to drill out the screw holes to make them large enough to have the screws go in.
Seems like a solid unit though, and hopefully the unit will provide many years of reliable action. Tonight was a calm night here (which is rare), so it worked out well for install. The light breeze we did have was moving air through the line, so it must be working.
Anyways, one more project pretty much completed.
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1/3 Acre pond - Central, OH Deepest point 11 ft. Stocked with: Hybrid Bluegill, Bluegill, Yellow Perch, Largemouth Bass, White Amur.
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