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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: West Palm, FL
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inexpensive overflow box?
I was looking and the least expensive ones are made by eshopps. anyone have experience with the eshopps ones? The main issue I think will b noise. I called them and he said you can make it quiet, but didn't sound very confident. Any ideas? Or any other brands inexpensive?
I did buy a fuge made buy them for a buddy. It was a lot cheaper, its nice, seems to be made well, and effective. Thanks all |
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I've seen several posts of people with problems with the eshopps. I dont like the design. The skimmer box is too shallow, the rear baffle too tall and the U Tube is too short.
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lifereef makes a good one I hear.
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yeah an overflow is definelty something i would not skimp on. unless you like a flooded house!
As posted above spend the extra money and get a Lifereef |
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Location: Springfield, IL
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Lifereef, Amiracle and Hurricane overflows are all generally considered good.
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