Do u think this will work attached to a 55 gallon drum by gravity
800092
I have not tried to use the soaker hoses with a gravity feed water system. I am not sure if there would be enough pressure to fill the hoses. Hopefully someone else may have tried and have a definitive answer for you. I love these hoses and have been using them for 2 years. This season will be the third for them.
800093
I had problems with it hooked to the faucet, tried to use the manifold layout and one oversoaked while the other side dribbled. Not sure how you would make out with the barrel, it would probably depend a lot on the distribution and length of the layout. I doubt there will be enough pressure to evenly soak, especially toward the end of the run, but that's a guess.
800094
It depends on connections. I found connections that will fit in the irrigation aisle at Lowe's. You can try it and see.
359769
Yes this filter will work with a gravity feed system, this is how I use them. Good luck!
31953
I don't know for sure would think it should. Mine was a 70 lb w/ the US2 sonar and it worked great
528483
I don't exactly know about 55Gal. drum, but if you store it in glass or ceramic (or even a stone cistern) then Colloidal Silver has been used since ancient times.
1634648
Yes it willMy 55 gal. Also has the bar in the middleYou will just need two of them
2068968
The will work on anything where a normal drum head would go. Anything with lugs you can tighten down can be used!
484636
I would think it would work. This will set down inside a 5 gallon bucket and the top elastic fits snugly over the top 1/4" of the outside of the bucket.
1953441
Not real sure, but might be able to attach a tub to the metal tub going into canister and running tub into a hole in top lid of 5 gallon bucket lid. I think it's like pressure fed.
441181
Be sure to measure the track on the tank itself. This was about 1/4" too long for my 55 gallon tanks. The demensions were right on but my measurements were off.
1430362
Absolutely. I have cut the top and bottom off over 100 metal 55 gal drums. It works great. You have to sharpen cutter blade occasionally.
1962933
Yes It Will, But It Is Little But Big For Such A Small Tank. I Have A 100Gal Tank I Use It In And It Works Great For It.
573532
I don't think that would work with gravity flow. I've just seen them done on bottom, but I may be wrong.
920550
I really do-not know , however if your mechanically inclined , it seem like it could br adapted easily enough dependingOn the size of the drum.
637590
Yes, will definitely work super in a 55 gal drum! Mine are plastic trash cans no less, not even metal. I have two heaters and rotate them among about eight drums in the greenhouse until I get more heaters and then will put them on timers. Have not kept exact records but my tap water is about 52 degrees and these heaters will raise temp about 10 degrees an hour to over a hundred no problem. I am at 7200 ft in the Rockies so the heat is needed!!Best of luckcoloradobluej@gmail.com
2019837
It should work aslong as the tow weight is not over 5000# or close to that i would think
668170
I'll have to take some exact measurements, but I'm pretty sure that it will meet your requirements. Keep in mind even if you don't utilize the top few, you don't want the fish to be able to jump over the barrrier I hope this helps.
637587
Yes, it will. It will even work if you have it in, unplugged, and the drum has frozen solid. It'll take about a day, but the entire thing will thaw.