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Ahhh good thinking stevo, its a realy nice looking system you got going on


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Looking good. One comment about your grow bed placement though. Emagine the growth you will be getting. Will their location be a problem in harvesting them?


I can reach everything easily now, because I have built my movable bridge :)

Plumbing is going slow, between Lowes and Home depot having their plumbing bins disorganized and a family gathering today, I think I finally have the stuff I need.
I have started dry fitting the parts and I also have the bunk feeders installed and may be able to test it sometime this week.

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I got some water flowing last night! I piped the main supply lines with 1 ball valve for every bed and got the 5 poly totes running with 1/2" siphons (the 5 draining at once produce some flow of water!). Later today I will hookup the 2 big beds with their siphons.
I bought a 1450gph 110v sump pump, I still intend on using 12v but wanted to get the system up and running first, then I can work on that part of the system at my leisure, then the 110v will become my backup.
Does anyone know if it's more efficient to run 12v or 110 with an inverter?

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Progress,
Almost gravel washing time, plumbing is done except for some siphon adjustments

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Stevo, did you make the frames for the troughs or did they come with them? They almost look like trampoline frames. Very solid :)


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Stevo, you're an inspiration..... nicely done.


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They came with the troughs, that's one of the reasons they caught my eye at the ag store, they are very solid.

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Thanks ROZ :)


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I do like it. Running power soon? Or did I miss it?


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Nice work Steveo, the pipe work looks very professional.. Now the real fun begins, the gravel washing.... :)


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i really like the look of those troughs, that is just what im looking for

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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Mate thats a great effort. Ship hot!! nice looking 'residence' for fish and veg/other. Lots easier to work with the fruit gear....
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Is that the automatic foot-wash I see beside the bridge? ;)

Looking great!!


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It is such a neat job - I hate it :lol: just kidding. You have done a fantastic job Stevo. Can't wait to see plants.


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I can't wait to see it turn into a shambles when the plants start going AP crazy, get rid of that neatness, it scares the hell outa me! :wink:

Great job really! :D


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