How many gallons would be needed for a 26 ft boat with a 10 ft beam?
769381
I think you would need to ask to buy it by the barrel! We stripped both sides of a standard door and used over a gallon. There were many layers of paint, but you also have to put it on thickly for it to work properly. I would contact the manufacturer for suggestions on stripping a boat.
469073
The measurement varies because the blades are on a slant to clear the beams I would say you need ten inches of room
1024360
A 10 gallon tank may only yield 5 gallons depending upon the size of tubing entering/leaving, capacity of the RO unit feeding it. Each of these, and the amount of lift(feet of lift =2.3psi/foot of pressure drop. Converted into cubic feet of water) reduces your tank's capacity. Do not add air to the tank unless you know what you're doing.
1166616
You need about 3 ft of clearance, assuming that you are storing a normal size kayak.
428139
I bought for my son and he uses for the same purpose. His kayak is an 8 foot, sit in version. You should have no problem with 10 ft. It collapses and he stores inside or lashed up top, so don't know how that would work for you.
1842561
Not very much, I'd guess only 2-3 gallons. The horizontal tube diameters are 1/4" or less. The 2" headers on each end hold about a gallon total. Plus of course the run to & from the pump, which could be several gallons more.
1956968
It will work but I usually associate 1HP with the 100 sq/ft filter. It sounds like you may have more pump than you need for 10,000 gallons.
95650
Cylinders Not Included: Use 20 Cubic Feet "R" Oxygen Cylinder and 10 Cubic Feet "MC" Acetylene Cylinder
740202
The directions state to add 1 quart to every 10,000 gallons. The bottle contains 32 oz. So that is 10,000 gallons US Measurements
1800465
Hello Butch. One kit should handle a 32'; however, that depends on the current condition of the gelcoat. I used 3 bottles of the oxidizer due to the cloudy/ foggy appearance. One bottle of polish and one bottle of wax was more than enough for a 20' Sea Ray BR. The 'trick' to getting the desired result with the oxidizer is to apply light pressure with a low speed buffer.
985361
Its not a tight beam so easy 5' diameter@10'.. It is more a small flood than a spot.
1012414
If you go look up the spec's, (I was looking on Grainger.com) the almost exact same pump(& same motor) is spec'd to pump 19 gpm @60 ft of head. This would likely due 15-19 gpm at 60 ft of head. Its max ft of head is 106 and a max suction lift of 26 ft (as stated on the product description). I wouldn't push these limits though. These type pumps should run between 1-2 hours under load before fully draining the fuel tank.
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50 7-16 gallons 9"75 16-26 gallons 10"100 26-40 gallons 12"125 40-53 gallons 12"150 53-79 gallons 13"200 79-106 gallons 15"250 106-159 gallons 17"300 159-264 gallons 19"per the manufacturer
952879
I assume your question is for oxygenating fish, and not hydroponics, so.....I used 1 of these per 250 gal container with 50-60 adult tilapia in it. Realize that you will push less air the longer the tube feeds are, and 9 40s would have to be 6 ft minimum runs on the perimeter, even if you centrally locate pump, so i would probably use 2, just guessing......They are very noisy, mine lasted just over a year ( warranty time ) but i have since found some info on how to rebuild the diaphragm, so i might raise my 1 star review
1704610
I have a 17&1/2 ft. bass boat and I installed transducer at back of transom to front of boat. My guess is at least 20 ft.
2026254
If you are using it to run an undergravel filter I'd go with the 20-40 gallon. If you are just using it for bubbles, I'd say the 10 is fine. It is very strong and puts out a LOT of air.
1721134
I'm not a 100% as to the answer to your question. You may want to contact the manufacture, or search Amazon for a more suitable item for your boat requirements.