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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | you will just have to test it out. the pumps are putting out pressure...all be it not much. since you dont have roots and crap in your res one 3/4 crossover hose will probably work. but two hoses would be extra insurance. you can find the ebb n flow fitting on ebay for about 3-4 bucks a set, shipped. i think they are about 7 8 bucks each at the hydro store. but yeah i meant two crossover lines at the bottom, or maybe one at the bottom one closer to the top, like the overflow hole on a bathroom sink.....better safe than sorry. it would suck to come to a house flooded with 50 gallons of nutrients on the floor. of course with only a 240gph pump, if it was out running the drainback line you could easily handicap the flow by pinching off the line or sticking a restrictor in the end of the hose. | ||
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