Speaking of Pythons

[njnauticalnut]

I have a question that hopefully you can answer. I mentioned in another thread that I have had a python for the past couple fo years, but I didn't always use it as I had only a small tank and I also had cut the tubing because the sink was closer than the amount of tubing attached and it was clumsy.

Anyway, I got new tubing and tonight I filled my tank using it. I am running it about 75 feet from the laundry room sink to the tank. My question is when you are done filling the tank, what is the best way to clear the water out of the tubing? I don't think the way I did it was the most efficient way. B)

Thanks!

 

[konrad05]

After you fill the tank, close the valve, go over to the sink to turn off the water to release the pressure. Open the pump for suction, turn on the tap and go back, open the valve and start coiling, simple as that. HTH

 

[canarsie11]

I usually hold end of the tube up in the air at put python on drain,then it suck air out of tube, while rolling it up

 

[njnauticalnut]

Canarsie,

That is what I did tonight. I will try Konrad's suggestion as that sounds easier especially with 75 feet of tubing!