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[QUOTE="imagine2014, post: 6635463, member: 701566"] 1. In the T, labelled 3/4" suction port, there is a standpipe that goes up a distance of 7-13' (depending on installation), which has a ball valve at the top. It is meant to bleed out the air to prime the pump initially, and after, it is closed and used as a cleaning port) 2/3. There is only the hose between the "Tee" and the Invert of the pump; and then from the outlet of the pump to the discharge of the tank that contains all components. Please note that all components are submerged, contained in a below-ground tank. The hose between the "Tee" and the pump invert is approximately 6-8' long, the hose between the pump outlet and the tank discharge port is approx. 15-20'. 4. The fluid is residential wastewater (sewage). [/QUOTE]
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