Well got some more work done on the box. Painted, vents completed, conduit attachments put in, padded the bottom, All i Have left to do is eggshell it, mount manifold, mount compressor, and electrical junction box.. Tell me what you guys think.. Not bad for a po-boy job. Beats the 250-600 price tag of the prebuilt ones.. I think i might cut the legs off to keep it close to the ground. I was thinking leave them long so i wouldnt have to bend down to work on things, but if i leave them long it will look like a sore thumb sticking out next to my pond, maybe i'll put it like it is and landscape around it. I dont know.. Spring will be here before we know. Im gonna use air conditioner/condensor pads for my diffusers. The bottoms have ribs that i could drill through all of them and pour concrete in and the concrete would connect through the holes really attaching it to the bottom of the pad. Also giving me a solid weighted base then i could just attach my diffusers with stainless strapping and stainless tap cons. The pads are about $25 apiece and my birtdays this friday so i told my Wife to get me 2 for my birthday then ill buy the last.. Coming together nicely. Still need to figure out a good line/hose plan thats next. Also i have to run electric a few hundred feet to where i wanna place my compressor.. lots to do and times flying buy. On a side note i picked up a moultrie game feeder 30 gallon plastic feeder, they were on clearance for $90 i had $75 gift card from my dad so about $20 i got it for. Im just gonna solid mount it on a post out in the pond and see how it works out.. Well theres my novel enjoy..
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