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Hi Jan (Jordan, and other readers of this group),
You've been very helpful in answering several of my questions in the past, thanks. I have another (no doubt not the last!). I'm planning to build a 4-barrel filter like the one on your demonstration pond, and I'm debating whether I should stick it in the ground and backfill it, or build an enclosure for it. From your online pictures, it looks like yours is backfilled. That would be the easiest solution, but I'm wondering how you provided access to the filter valves? I'll have two coming in, from a skimmer and a bottom drain, and two going out, one to a "spring"-fed stream, and one to bypass the stream. Did you install the valves inside the barrels? Meaning that you have to pull out the filter material to get at them? I'm also a little leery of burying the filter since that means I can't get at the fittings if one of the bulkheads develops a leak. I'm planning on using Uniseal fittings. I hope you'll tell me I'm worrying too much, and I can just bury it and be done with it. Chris |
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