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i have a 150 ft well with 90 gallon galvinized water tank. pump is 3
hp.
i am putting in a manufatured home and want to run the water off the
pump. i have purchased a
bladder tank 82 gallon...need to know a good way to hook it all
up...was thinking using a check
valve before tank then the t then in to tank then out of t to the house
with 3/4 pipe supply pipe is 1-1/4 inch. thank for any help

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oneredz28 wrote:
i have a 150 ft well with 90 gallon galvinized water tank. pump is 3
hp.
i am putting in a manufatured home and want to run the water off the
pump. i have purchased a
bladder tank 82 gallon...need to know a good way to hook it all
up...was thinking using a check
valve before tank then the t then in to tank then out of t to the house
with 3/4 pipe supply pipe is 1-1/4 inch. thank for any help


Not sure just what you are doing here. Replacing the 90gal? Adding a
manufactured house in addition to the existing one plus a second tank?

In any case, you don't have to get fancy assuming you are adding a
second tank.
Just tie it in at any convenient point, no check valve is necessary.
The effect on operation is the same as doubling the size of your
current tank, the pump will run twice as long when it starts but will
run half as often. That is a "Good Thing" (tm) as it is the starting
that causes mose motor wear.

Harry K

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