Livewell Setup

"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in message
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There is a recirc pump available thru BPS and other places that attach to
the bottom of your tank for inlet, and attaches to the top of your tank
for
an outlet, just be sure to put a screen at the bottom so you don't suck
your
fish into it like a vacuum hose. You can use any small volume pump to
achieve the same results.

But that would prevent the well from draining and also remove the ability to
pump in water from the lake. I'd still need that value in order to keep that
ability.

You hook it up as an extra pump to recirc only, with a seperate switch,
leaving the refill pump to it's own process.


"Todd Copeland" wrote in message
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"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in message
...
There is a recirc pump available thru BPS and other places that attach
to
the bottom of your tank for inlet, and attaches to the top of your tank
for
an outlet, just be sure to put a screen at the bottom so you don't suck
your
fish into it like a vacuum hose. You can use any small volume pump to
achieve the same results.

But that would prevent the well from draining and also remove the ability
to
pump in water from the lake. I'd still need that value in order to keep
that
ability.

"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in message
...
You hook it up as an extra pump to recirc only, with a seperate switch,
leaving the refill pump to it's own process.


"Todd Copeland" wrote in message
But that would prevent the well from draining and also remove the
ability
to
pump in water from the lake. I'd still need that value in order to keep
that
ability.

If I connected the drain to the recirculating pump and the recirculating
pump to the fill value, there would be no drain to empty the livewell. I
think I'm going to do this but I will need to install the value mentioned
he
http://www.flow-rite.com/marine/poa.html

I think that is my best bet.