I agree that the second tank does not need an overflow outlet BUT it must have some sort of breathing aperture e.g. drill 2 or 3 small holes in the lid. If there is no breather the 2nd tank may have difficulty filling up or releasing water fast enough when needed.
Great video; isolation valves critical & great advice. I missed pump functionality…are you using for household supply? I have always felt we should all be showering & flushing toilets with rain water.
Thank you. Can you give some advice for someone who can not get materials to make a concrete level ground for the tank. The surface of the area is dirt.
hi just some law of physic question. when the water starts to flow in both of the tank will be fill up at the same rate / amount of water right? or the on the at the left extra tank will be filled to the top before the right side water ball stops the flow of water going in.
I agree that the second tank does not need an overflow outlet BUT it must have some sort of breathing aperture e.g. drill 2 or 3 small holes in the lid. If there is no breather the 2nd tank may have difficulty filling up or releasing water fast enough when needed.
2:31 clearer Teflon tape wind guidance is: wrap Teflon tap in same direction the female fitting will thread on to tighten.
Great video; isolation valves critical & great advice. I missed pump functionality…are you using for household supply? I have always felt we should all be showering & flushing toilets with rain water.
Thank you. Can you give some advice for someone who can not get materials to make a concrete level ground for the tank. The surface of the area is dirt.
excellent
Looks good , well done
Thank you Wayne. :) NM
Actually watched all your Vids Thanks. Based in durbanville , still trying to figure it all out , but getting there. Thank you
@@BuildersFan HOW DO YOU CONNECT5 A 3RD TANK? HELP!!!
@@sylp832 Just repeat the same process
What type of pipe and fittings are you using that merely slides together?
How do I add second tank which is bigger than first one?
Which water pipes are ideal for domestic hot and cold water supply for usage , ( bathroom and kitchen ) ??
What model pump (blue with motor) is that in the video? Thanks.
hi just some law of physic question. when the water starts to flow in both of the tank will be fill up at the same rate / amount of water right? or the on the at the left extra tank will be filled to the top before the right side water ball stops the flow of water going in.
they will fill up at the same rate
so when pump starts , it will suck water from any of both tanks whichever has higher water level?
the two tanks (or what ever number you have connected) can be seen as one huge tank - there's no higher or lower.
you didnt go school i take it ?