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Dave, I'm going to have to reduce the intake from 2" down to 1". Then place a T in the line. From the straight end of the T I will go into the lake and with the other I will have a ball valve and a line going into the 5 gal. fertilizer bucket. My outlet will also be reduced to 1" A friend of mine heard from a reliable source that this is the cat's meow for fertilizing lakes and ponds. I was hoping to get someone with some experience to make me feel more comfortable about all this before I spend the $$$$$$. My biggest concern is how to keep the suction line in the water with the boat moving. Perhaps a weight attached to the line. My friends source was the master himself (B.Lusk) So that makes me feel comfortable that it will work. The little girl is six years old. My wife took some photos of the kids and their fish. I will send you one when she gets them downloaded. This little girl is 100% Tom Boy and cute as a button. She owns a Red Ryder bb gun and she brings frogs, lizzards and catapillars to school on a daily basis. Thanks, David
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