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My fusers are about 6 inches off the bottom but I have them on a large square plate from the side of a computer. So I don't have any muck or mud trying to come up with the bubbles in the center because the plate is like 2x2. If that makes since.... I think the problem with air and muddy water comes from when you have your fusers on something that has a hole in the middle of it that lets the muck and dirt come up into the air bubbles. Like say using a tire for example. It holds the fusers good and if you have a strong enough pull from your fusers it could pull muck and mud from underneath it. Hence the reason you need to put it up a bit higher then. I would say minimum 12 inches if your going that route max 18 inches. You should be fine.
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Last edited by RC51; 08/28/15 10:17 AM.
The only difference between a rut and a Grave is the depth. So get up get out of that rut and get moving!! Time to work!!
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