Here is the install of the new stand! But first a little trimming.
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Now for the leveling: My floor is off level by 5/8" to the right, and off a little to the back. Consequently only 1 overflow was really doing all the work.
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Here come the great big doors: I shall not have any problems getting sump in and out of this stand.
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Great hinges
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The helpers with the stand switch:
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My adoptive son, and my youngest hiding behind him.lol
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My other son; they don't want their faces shown on MR.LOL pssst that's because we "reefers" are a bit strange.LOL
Now for the two amazing people that made my dream come true!!
DarkDrako & his father in law:
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Not only is DarkDrako's father in law a master craftsman, but is fastidious about everything being perfectly constructed, but he insisted on delivering, and installing the stand himself! He even brought ready made shims in several incremental sizes. They even insisted on taking the old stand out as well. I did tell them it wasn't necessary because my sons would take it out. They took it out any way.
Here she is: