I was told to get a siphon tube tank.... Not sure what that is. Would this qualify as one?
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what is your application? i use mine in my garden but you can use it to make beer too...
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You can get a siphon tube tank on Amazon, but this tank is not what you're looking for. A siphon tube tank is typically used for filling paint ball guns. This tank is better suited for tap applications, and sometimes greenhouse applications.
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Siphon tube tanks have a tube on the outlet valve inside the tank that goes to the bottom of the tank. When you open the valve what is on the bottom of the tank goes to the outlet. In this case liquid CO2. Not what you want for carbonating drinks where you use just the vapor. It is what you want if you want to fill another tank or such. If you have a non siphon tank turn it upside down to get liquid to come out. CO2 is in a liquid condition in the tank. THIS tank is non-siphon.
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Siphon tube tanks have a tube on the outlet valve inside the tank that goes to the bottom of the tank. When you open the valve what is on the bottom of the tank goes to the outlet. In this case liquid CO2. Not what you want for carbonating drinks where you use just the vapor. It is what you want if you want to fill another tank or such. If you have a non siphon tank turn it upside down to get liquid to come out. CO2 is in a liquid condition in the tank.
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I think it's for tubeless, but not happy with the one I bought. The only time I needed it, it leaked from the connection at the can and most of it ended up all over the pavement. I emailed the company but got no response. Good luck!
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The only thing you will need is your small tank. I use the small one used for camping. I Love my purchase. It does the job.
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That will really depend on what you already have. When I bought my tank, I was replacing an existing tank I had. The fitting on the bottom was different than my last tank so I had to purchase additional fittings and some replacement PVC pipe. If you are using this as a replacement, typical fittings and pipe will be required in order to return your well to normal use.
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There is a siphon tube but it is not auto siphon. You have to get it started with water.
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No - this is a single action siphon feed brush. You should probably look at the Paasche VL Double Action airbrush instead. I have one of those as well.
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I think it would depend on the depth of the tank and how full it is. You have to "prime" the siphon with some quick "up-and-down" motions, so the depth of the fluid is a factor. Emptying a jerry can is a no-brainer. Emptying a one-quart gas tank on a lawn tractor might be more of a challenge. If the tank is small and/or the fluid level is low, consider a "turkey baster" or something similar.
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If you want to use a bulk (5 gal) tank, yes. You'll need a hose and Type-1 adapter. Otherwise the little green Coleman bottles screw right in.
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No / This for an (H) tank. I am well pleased with this regulator, but will not work on (M) tank.. Good Luck to you !!!!!!!!
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Don't most vehicles come with an "anti-siphon" feature? I wouldn't chance trying to put the brass end down into my car gas tank. I've used it on a riding mower but the gas tank didn't have a long neck to thread it down. Not to mention I could see what I was doing the entire time.
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Weer, There is no way to tell for sure. In theory it needs a decent amount of water flow for the siphon to work but I've seen some drip systems that were flowing enough to use it. Still, it's on an individual basis for sure so there is no way we can be more direct with a yes or no. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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Let me check with my husband. I think his biggest problem that I have heard him comment on is trying to get the pressure just right for the gun. I know he does like the gravity feed much more than the siphon but has used both. I will ask him tonight and email shortly. Overall he is really happy with it.
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I am not sure. I'm sorry I cannot be much help but I would suggest starting with your propane provider or local plumbing store. you are fortunate to have the big tank to draw on. the little 20 pounders don't last too long and very expensive. good luck in your search!
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It is not a siphon. It is a pressure feed. It likely stopped working because the bottom carafe is not sealing properly, or because the pump stopped working. Look at the top lid. Make sure the two latches are holding the lid solidly. Then check that the dip tube is properly attached. It comes off with a quarter twist and can be cleaned. Run water through both of the holes in the lid and make sure it flows. Is the pump running? Do you hear it when you press the lever? If so, I have found that you need to press harder when the carafe is low. If you can't hear the pump, then the unit is probably not worth fixing.
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I think it works great for siphoning water from the tank. I highly recommend it. I don't have a fish tank any more, but I used mine a lot when I did.
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Yes! In fact, that's what I bought it for. :) It did a splendid job in getting everything in my turtles 29 gallon tank, it even cut the time in half that it would take with an ordinary aquarium siphon.
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a double tank adapter with a hose to the other tank, but not recommended could be dangerous check with a local tech in your area.