Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: david wood on June 05, 2012, 03:20:22 pm
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hi have things changed or do you still need to cut a hole in a ibc tank or a baffled tank to fit the transfer pump in or are pumps smaller now and do baffles get in the way of the pump seems a shame to buy a tank and cut it apart thanks
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are you joking mate :P :P :P
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are you joking mate :P :P :P
No I think he serious :-X ::)
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dave if you have a small lidded tank then it will need to be cut, if large hole then a wickes transfer pump drops straight in, I use this and have not cut my tank, many ibc have the smaller whole, if so just cut a slice into it and seal it after.
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cheers ian yes done that with an ibc a few years back and didnt mind when there about 50pound but was thinking of maybe buying a new 1000ltr tank for indoors and didnt want to start cutting away at that costing about 300pound
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joking about what ? i better not ask the best way how to take out my kitchen window to get an ibc tank inside then ;D
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i have a transfer pump connected to the tap of my ibc ,not in the tank works great
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joking about what ? i better not ask the best way how to take out my kitchen window to get an ibc tank inside then ;D
Did not mean to cause offense mate just never known anybody have the need to cut tank for any reason thats all . Mike
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cheers ian yes done that with an ibc a few years back and didnt mind when there about 50pound but was thinking of maybe buying a new 1000ltr tank for indoors and didnt want to start cutting away at that costing about 300pound
This is what I use now William with no need to cut ;)
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You can still get ibc tanks for about forty quid - why pay £200?
I use a Lidl suction pump that sits outside my tank these days.
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hay mike no worries .yes i would only pay about 50pound for an ibc of ebay and ive still got my transfer pump from a few years back