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How large do you keep your balls in until they switch from 32 qt. to 41's?

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Originally Posted by nathanledet

i want to know..."how to"...be like you.... :rofl:

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I knew that was coming :8:

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Originally Posted by nathanledet

dimensions of your adult racks, what type of tubs, i'd love to see some pics of your flexwatt wiring. I'm about to wire up some 11" flexwatt and looking for different ways to do it.

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The adult rack in 48" tall, 36" deep and 18" wide. The tubs are 41qt ster. Wiring pics are tricky since the flexwatt is at the back on the rack. I use the crimp connectors for an easy install, insulated with electrical tape. Cake :gj:

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Originally Posted by tmlowe5704

How large do you keep your balls in until they switch from 32 qt. to 41's?

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Around 1500 grams or so. I left room to build another 7 slot rack when the time comes to move some more over.

wow cue... you look like a big boy! :clap:

Super awesome pics.. racks make life with BPs 1000% easier/better. And yeah, I see ya in the mirror!

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Originally Posted by recycling goddess

wow cue... you look like a big boy! :clap:

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Texas style :cowboy:

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

Super awesome pics.. racks make life with BPs 1000% easier/better.

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Thanks and I totally agree :clap:

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

And yeah, I see ya in the mirror!

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Mirrors make the world go round :nerd:

Nice rack!


How long have you had it? Also, have you seen any sagging on the wide span over 3 - 32qt tubs? Did you put wheels on it so you can move it?

I learned after building my first hatchling rack to put it on wheels. I built it outside and about killed myself and the wife moving it into the rep room. Plus for some reason it just needs to be moved evey few months or when I add another rack. It also allows us to move the rack to a different part of the room for temps.

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Originally Posted by jbkd

Nice rack!

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Thanks :D

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Originally Posted by jbkd

How long have you had it? Also, have you seen any sagging on the wide span over 3 - 32qt tubs? Did you put wheels on it so you can move it?

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I built it about 10 months ago. No sagging over a 48" span. I used 3/4" MDF and nice ball bearing rollers. It weighs about 1.2 million pounds :8:

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Originally Posted by jbkd

I built it outside and about killed myself

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I built mine right next to the ball room for fear of never getting it up to the second story :eek:

Very nice bro. I think I might come check it out in person. I just made my reservations for Arlington last night, so I guess I'm coming your way.