What about using this system on oversized downspouts ie: 3X4?
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Fiskars makes a diverter that says it will fit both 2x3 and 3x4 downspouts...heres the info...Fiskars Rain Barrel DiverterPro Kit (5962)
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Not without some modification to the downspout, i.e. a sleeve or flange or similar due to the rigid plastic construction of the Oatey 14209.
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this particular model will NOT work on downspouts of that size. You should check though because I think they do make another model that does fit the 3 X 4 downspouts
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It will not fit, it is designed for a 2X3, your down spot has to be able to fit inside. You might be able to convert a small section by modifying your down spot. Home Depot or Lowes may have something you can use.
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The 3x4 vinyl down spout fits into the bottom half of the diverter perfectly. Just discard the top half and insert the down spout directly into bottom half. Take oatey diverter bottom half and insert in lower downspout and fasten with screws.
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I don't think that would work since this system just fit my regular size downspout. You might try a reducer on your downspout to bring it to the 2X3 size then attach it to the reducer. Be sure and read the instructions Oatey Rainwater collestion system carefully carefully to cut the downspout in the correct place.
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Would not work on the oversized downspout. Unless you could find reducers but I have never seen reducers for downspouts.
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According to RainReserve's website, yes. It looks like the new diverters use an adapter for 2 x 3 downspouts, and the 4 x 3 downspouts are attached directly. Mine is several years old now and took 2 x 3's directly.Go here, see Section 3: http://rainreserve.com/RainReserve_manual.pdf
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The rig is based around standard 15mm rails, so yes - what you're proposing is possible. I have already combined this rig with another to make a monster Frankenrig. The joy of industry standards never gets old. ;)
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Hi Roy as previous answer think you need the 3/4 hp...mine is not installed yet but i have only 30ft run and 10ft rise...I called liberty tech department they are very helpful...Good Luck Warren
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I installed this on a 2.5 ton Goodman, and it worked flawlessly. I doubt the 3 ton model will be a problem.
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What is the third dimension? This kit will not fill that much void even if it is only one inch deep. The off level is a non issue. I used mine upside down on a few rafters.
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I used it on 3/4 inch mdf and it pulled the 4 sides together surprisingly evenly. I built 2 pedestals and did need to put a camp on one of them on the bias, but only to make up about one degree.
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Unfortunately if you put anything over three pounds it will slowly go all the way down.there is no way to tighten it up so I returned it :( Good luck
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It is pretty big so unless you have a ton I wouldn't recommend it. And also not sure how you would be able to keep the s hooks on the bars.
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Absolutely !! I use it in an 12x24 above ground Intex. Great product, works as advertised &#128515;&#128515;
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If the area u are going to set it up on a sloped bottom there are different feet on the bottom that u must use although they are not a lot thicker than the stock feet. So I would say no
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Yes no problem. I have used mine for a pad twice that big already plus a set of stairs. I suggest lock tighting the bolts. Keep an eye on the the oil level and it should work for you for a long time
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Thanks for the inquiry! Yep, that mount should fit on oversized down tubes. Have a good one!
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Yes, take out the 2x4's you have installed, and re-cut them to all the same length (all 4 legs), and the 2 cross cross beams to the same length. Yours cannot possibly be equal lengths, as thats pretty much the ONLY way these saw horses could be unstable.
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I used a 4 x 4 and it works really well. Had it now for over a year and no problems.
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The nominal dimensions of the 4x4 shouldn't be an issue. The important consideration is the plumb of the post. Insure that the 4x is straight and then mount your post over it butting two adjacent sides; secure with screws. I hope this helps.
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Space should not be a problem. Any of the standard layouts should work unless you are trying to run more than two tracks at a time