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PostPosted: Oct 14th, '13, 00:27 
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That's neat. Good job Dave. Any idea how much this cost you relative to purchasing one of the ones for cattle or something along those lines?


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Thanks! Not including the John Guest fittings (about $3.00 each) the whole assembly was $14.77 in parts from Home Depot. The JG fittings are convenient but there are cheaper alternatives and would need to be tailored to your individual application. So, for under $15 it seemed worth it to me. :)

Oh, I also didn't include the 2" PVC pipe I made the weight out of but that's not necessary either. I could have filled the stand feet with river rock instead.


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You could do away with that whole stand and the weight if you had a way to attach it to something that ran down into the water from above (like a PVC pipe).


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scotty435 wrote:
You could do away with that whole stand and the weight if you had a way to attach it to something that ran down into the water from above (like a PVC pipe).


That's true. There are lots of different ways to configure something like this. :thumbright:


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Great idea to use a toilet valve - love it!

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