my diy quick drain!!

[midnight]

yes... yes it does.... like $1 a foot...


and as for it digging a hole... just put a "T" on the end?

I just bought some for $1.99 a foot! and I had to buy 20 feet...it seemed like an aweful lot for some darn hose

yup thats why i did pvc lol
2 bucks every ten foot

Hook it up to the lawn sprinker, the circle of life...

nice one

ive been looking into something like this to run into my toilet.... tanks in basement so i cant run it outside.... just dont have room to store it...

toilet in basement?
if you cant store it like i did
i had an idea
you could use a few of the quick disconnects to make each piece only a few feet long
they make a few kinds of connectors

 

[koop171]

I gujust went out today and bought 40' of 1" ID hose. the nice braded kind so it won't kink the ez. then I do the same with the running it out the window. with the extra lenght I can water the flowers around the house (or my g/f can) or I have a shorter 7' piece for when the weather sucks. now I only use the python for filling.

 

[baseballman1321]

can i use a sump pump (for like flooded basement) for my tank?

 

[RowDogg]

cant wait to try this from my 3rd floor apartment window, see how much distance i can get blowing a few hundred litres of water off the balcony into the communal garden of the building.

muhahaha, might save it for when someone tries to fill my bins with their rubbish.

 

[pshtex]

i say just add a hose attachment to the back end of these then u can hook up the hose and take the water to any part of your yard/garden/trees where ever

 

[Oughtsix]

can i use a sump pump (for like flooded basement) for my tank?

I use this pump to drain my tank.
http://www.homedepot.com/Plumbing-P...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

A little pricey (I don't remember paying that much! I bought it for a flood under my house when a water line broke.). But it does an excellent job and is incredibly fast! AND NO SUCKING!!!!