20 Best Tier 4 Tanks (2022 Updated)

This part number 19-406 IS a ( notched ) corner tank. If you want the original look for EFI tank. ? or a assemble and go tank?. keep shopping! Tank is powdercoated beautifully, however straps are NOT they are bare steel.

The 400LPH pump will NOT fit without a great deal of grinding to the opening on the tank. The pump will NOT drop inside without grinding a 1/2 relief for the return tubing that is assembled with the pump.

Summit Racing is AWESOME ! so dont blame them. This. is a manufacturing, and packaging problem on multiple levels.

The silver paint on the fuel tank is nice, it’s not just galvanized. The new tank straps are a nice addition as well, it would be nice if they came with new hardware and insulating rubber strips. When installing the tank it is a very tight fit between the frame rails, they could easily trim 1/8″ off both sides for a little wiggle room.

It’s a bit of pain setting up the fuel pump and the sender height. The sender will be pretty much at the top of the adjustment and you can only use 1 screw to set the rheostat height. Lastly the fuel filler neck is about 2″ too short.

I had ordered the Spectra tank (CANADIAN MADE) and waited 5 months before giving up and getting the Holley (CHINSE MADE) one. I think I would have been happier with the Spectra. but the Holley one got me on the road.

Fit and finish of the tank looks great, but I did run into two issues with the fuel pump hanger in this kit: 1) I had to chase the 1/4 NPT threads for the supply and return lines. The fittings would only turn in about 1 turn before they’d start to bind up, and it wasn’t the fittings, since the tap didn’t thread in much further before starting to cut.

Not a huge deal if you happen to have a 1/4 NPT tap, but a big pain if you don’t! 2) One of the fittings hits against one of the tank flange screws – you have a choice between tightening the fitting first, and trying to get the screw in without cross threading it, or putting the screw in first and grinding the fitting against the screw head as you thread it in.

Maybe these fittings have a larger hex than is typical, but still. It wouldn’t take much to make a little more clearance there!.

Venus Next is the first expansion for Terraforming Mars to bring a new resource (and in fact the only new resource), “Floaters”, along with a new tag, “Venus”. It adds one new award and milestone, 5 new corporations, 49 projects, and a terraforming track on a separate Venus board that provides the opportunity for getting a TR at the cost of 15 mc.

Sweet! There are 32 cards with a Venus tag, and a lot of interaction; along with that, many projects seem very strong, and often have a lower cost than what the effects might warrant. Lots of extra VP cards here, and there are resource VP cards (similar to the base game animal cards) that can synergize, which may lead to heavy-handed strategy preferences.

Also in the mix are several projects with mixed planet requirements (Earth, Venus, Jovian) that are difficult to field but a welcome addition and thematically relevant. Out of the corporations, Morning Star Inc seems overpowered: They start with 50 mc, get +/-2 to Venus requirements, and have a first action of free draw until getting 3 Venus cards.

Whew! Behind them, Celestic gets 42 mc, 2 Floater cards, and can both add Floaters and gain 1 VP for every 3 Floaters on the corp card. They are positioned especially well to interact with new projects from VN.

Viron, Manutech, and Aphrodite round out the corporations, with Aphrodite seeming pretty lackluster at +1 plant production and +2 mc per Venus TR. Some players may enjoy the challenge, others will sigh after getting the random pick.

As the title says, this expansion is basically a point factory; strong cards, a new TR track at low cost, and lots of bolstering effects mean players will be clocking higher end-game totals than ever before, and feeling good about it.

It also provides a way to gain TR while delaying or avoiding giving away track bonuses to opponents, which is helpful. The amount of new projects is a welcome sight, adding a huge amount of variety and replay value.

And although the new resource works like the old ones, hey, it’s more strategy- always a good thing! My quibbles: Again no card tray. C’mon guys, we gamers do not want cards flopping around in the box! New board has no playable area, recordkeeping only.

Adds two tiles for award and milestone that could have just been built into Venus board. No additional depth to ruleset, all new mechanics work just like old mechanics. It should have been packaged with Terraforming Mars: Colonies.

You know I’m right. And again, despite the quibbles, I highly recommend getting this if you enjoy Terraforming Mars. I would prioritize this before TM: Prelude or TM: Hellas & Elysium, based on the large number of new projects, the resource, the tag, and the TR option.

We are huge fans of Terraforming Mars, but this expansion is pretty meh. We’ve only played it in two-player mode, and it really just makes the game longer. Strategically, it *should* speed up play, as the rules changes augment the increased terraforming metric to track.

In practice, we’ve found it makes the game about 15-20 minutes longer, since one is not quite as focused at running up temperature or oxygen. The Venusian themes are cool, but it makes using the Venus corporations and/or Venus goals very much luck-dependent on what cards you draw.

Maybe if one uses the bidding method of acquiring project cards? Or if one pulls out a number of non-expansion project cards when inserting the Terraforming Venus cards. I almost think it would be better as its own separate game.

I now have all the Terraforming Mars expansions. I saved this one for last mostly because I read that it kind of added the least to the game. But with the addition of more corps. and more floater cards to the game I thought it would add more floater play in the games.

I have not played enough to determine if that is true, and I only gave it 4 stars because it seem a bit of an after thought with the venus board but time will tell as I play more games.

I didn’t test it enough prior to the 14-day return window so am stuck with this product. 1. The plastic is very cheap. 2. The printer screen is tiny and touch screen very hard to select options. 3. The printer doesn’t like printing on paper that is larger designed items.

i. e. a 4×6 notecard to print a test on 8. 5×11 paper. It gave error messages and wouldn’t allow it. 4. The copier makes ALL of the text and images larger than the original document. The text almost looks like it’s been bolded.

5. The paper tray doesn’t have anything to hold the paper in place so when it is pushed in the paper isn’t far enough forward and gives an error message that there isn’t any paper. 6. The printer keeps sending error messages telling me to check the ink levels.

It’s a brand new printer, the inks are full.

I’ve had this printer for a month now and I love it, no connection issues or error messages. Mostly use it for general printing. Also printed a map and loved that the small details were clear and it printed clear to the edge.

Looked like I received it directly from a prof. printer. Setup took some time but had no issues and was easy. It’s so nice not having to worry about the cost of ink when I know it’s a fraction of the cost of cartridges.

This is my first Epson printer (I’m a lifelong HP user) and I will never go back to anything else (I returned the HP I had for a month before this due to constant errors and uses ink so fast).

This printer produces excellent quality black and white / color documents, copies, and photographs. The ink tanks are easier to fill than working with cartridges. It automatically stops filling when full.

No need to worry about ink overflow or messes. However, the initial setup to connect the printer to my Dell computer and Samsung phone were not as seamless as I expected. It was time consuming and frustrating.

This is my first experience with Eheim. For the past 30 years I have used another widely known aquarium canister filter brand, however in the past two years their newly designed canister has failed four times and all their customer support would do would be to send me another filter.

So, I chose to try the Eheim Pro 4+ 350 canister for my 50- gallon freshwater tank. There are no local Eheim dealers in my area, so I needed to buy on-line and Chewy had the best price. Delivery was extremely quick! I had to watch the set-up instructions on You-tube because the instruction manual was at times too vague.

The quality of the build is less than my previous canisters, but who cares since the previous ones leaked? I like that the canister comes complete with filtration medium for each of the four filter baskets.

However, I use Chemi-pure and could not find out which basket to place it in after asking this question on their customer service web site nor could I get an answer when I called and spoke on the telephone with their regional representative.

I had to find the answer by once again going to You-tube. Once I had the canister set up it took many pushes on the primer button to finally get it to prime. The canister runs quietly and provides a strong current in my tank.

I do weekly partial water changes and the canister starts up flawlessly after each one. After giving the canister four weeks of running to build up bacteria, I opened it up to place the Chemi-pure bags in and discovered the least favorite part of this design, you really need to figure out how to empty the water with the baskets still inside or the bottom medium will begin to float everywhere once that tray is exposed.

I guess I have become so comfortable with the other manufacturer’s design of just pulling out all trays simultaneously and then discarding the water that I’m not crazy with the idea that I either have to hold all the trays in place while I empty the canister, or have to figure out how to hold the submerged third tray in place to empty the water so as to keep the plastic bio tubes in their tray.

In conclusion, this canister does not leak, is quiet, efficiently filters the water with a strong current. I took away one star because the set up in the owner’s manual is poor, customer service didn’t seem to actually know this product well enough to answer questions about the filtration system outside of the owner’s manual, the quality of the materials used to manufacture it seem flimsy, and maintenance is not as well thought out as it could have been.

I absolutely love my Eheim 5e 700. So far it has been a fantastic filter. Yes, it’s undeniably expensive, but it’s also great quality. Eheim could have added their better spray bar and inlet accessories with the filter – they add some very basic ones, but sell some add-ones which are much better.

Also, Eheim add zero biological media with this filter – that’s a tad annoying given the retail price, but I prefer to add my own anyway. The Wi-Fi control of the pump speed is excellent – can set it anywhere from whisper quiet, to a seriously powerful flow rate.

Even on its maximum it’s isn’t too loud at all. It made my Fluval FX6 sound like a cement mixer by comparison. Has a great capacity for adding media to it via the included baskets. It is also very easy to dismantle and service.

Really happy with the purchase.

I bought this months ago after my Eheim Pro II died after many years. I also have an Eheim Classic 250 on another tank, also for many years. Maybe because I’m used to the brand, I found the set up of the 250 straight forward, and the upkeep is easy too when you get used to it.

Again, this may be because I’m familiar with the brand. I think the Pro II was a better set up, but the hose assembly on the 250 is a nice improvement. It’s super quiet, will likely last for years, and keeps the Discus happy.

I’m not familiar with other brands, so can’t offer a comparison.

I had this installed along with a FiTech GO-EFI 4 600 PA system, and I am so glad I did! My old tank was had no baffles at all, and I could hear the gas sloshing around in the old tank, but not in the new one.

The baffles really minimized the fuel slosh, and the built in sump keeps fuel at the pickup under acceleration or cornering. The fuel pump was easy to to assemble and install, as was the sending unit.

Installing in the tank was straightforward, but the instructions referenced a rubber gasket – mine came with cork. Not a problem, just had to read up on the proper sealant to use with the cork gasket (gasket shellac, AKA: Indian Head Gasket sealer) Read the measuring instructions clearly, and measure twice, cut once! The bolt holes only line up one way, so it’s easy to get everything pointed in the right direction – since it’s all inside the tank, and you can’t actually see it.

Good stuff, you can’t get it cheaper by buying the individual parts, and can’t beat FREE SHIPPING for an item of this size!.

I bought this for my 70 Buick GS. The filler neck is too long which means the license plate will not close completely. I have not installed the fuel cap so that means it will be open even more. I see Tanks inc makes the tank assembly so it’s possible the wrong filler neck made it into the kit.

But that means I have to do measuring to find the correct one. I shouldn’t haven’t to do that if I’m buying a direct fit kit.

On one hand I was glad TSC was there as I was able to secure an extra tank and propane to run my standby generator during a recent extended power outage due to the hurricane that passed thru VA. On the other hand, their propane prices were completely ridiculous, a full 60 cents a gallon higher than normal prices in the area elsewhere, and to make matters worse the store in Bedford VA was a higher price than the one in Forest by about 15 cents a gallon.

So I felt completely price gouged by my propane purchase like they were taking advantage of people due to the Hurricane and its effects. So TSC deserves a healthy smack on the wrist and a ‘bad dog’ rating as far as Im concerned.

I don’t like being taken advantage of by greedy suppliers.

Awesome tanks! Extremely well made. Easy to handle full or empty. Equipped with the quick disconnect fitting for standard BBQ or campsite cooking set-ups. Excellent to have in case of power loss and need a backup for cooking, generators, or other uses.

Quality is definitely there. Good welds. Nice white heavy paint. Excellent value for the money. Please note, here in Texas, if you have a SUV or a car, you are limited to carrying up to four of these in your vehicle filled, by Texas DOT.

If you have a pickup, you can put as many tanks in your bed as you can. Be aware if you purchase multiples. If you have an enclosed vehicle, you can only carry four filled at a time.

I bought 3 of these to use with my generator and haven’t drained any of them yet, only filled and put back, but they seem to be good quality tanks. And the name, Manchester Tank, is well known so they should know what they are doing.

This is my first time dealing with 40 pound tanks. They are much easier to move around than 100 pound tanks, but still not as easy as the 20 pound/BBQ tanks, as you would expect.

I needed just the pot for a project and this item fit the bill. It is constructed well and has a nice heavy duty feeling to it. Once set up (for me without the air gun) it holds air without leaks, just like it should.

The item shipped fast too, I had it within in a few days of purchase.

Check all hardware before you use it, work well on my painting project. Thanks

You get what you pay for. Paint gun leaking from front nozzle. Had a replacement sent and that one the trigger would not return all the way and would continue spraying when let go!

This is a very sharp looking tank; all strong glass, bent curves and just about as open as anyone could ask for. And it looks great! Excitedly, I waited for it, and once it arrived and the cycle completed, I moved my betta into it.

At first, the fish just kind of looked around and swam a bit. As time went on, though, he became more and more jumpy. The water parameters were fine. But for whatever reason, he did not care for this tank.

Maybe he sees his reflection? I do not know. A couple months later, I moved him out of this tank into a more standard, run-of-the-mill tank and he is much happier. Later, I purchased another betta for this tank.

He, too, just continually glass surfs and seems rather anxious. Again, I moved him from this tank into a general, generic tank and he likes it much better. As for the filter– even on it’s weakest setting, it still is way, way too powerful for a betta.

the output blows them around like a snowflake during a blizzard. I ended up buffering it with a sponge AND plants in order to have it be calmer. The suction cups that hold the filter on the wall also continually come off.

The light really is too weak for anything at all, not even low light plants. At best, it will light up half the tank.

This glass frame-less tank is clear and beautiful with smooth corners for unobstructed viewing. Comes with a clear plastic cover, which is kind of flimsy but fine for now. I do like the mat that came with the glass to keep it from sliding.

The light is nice and bright, although I wish it had a on/off button instead of having to unplug it every night. The filter is great but a bit too strong a current for my fish. However, the tank itself is worth the money all by itself.

Very happy with this 5 gallon glass tank for my Betta, shrimp and snails and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a good quality smaller tank. Thanks.

I needed to replace a 12 Gallon more traditional electric water heater that serviced my kitchen sink and dishwasher. I initially wanted to use an on-demand electric water heater, but I could not accommodate the high amp draw and wiring required for this replacement.

After researching all my options, this unit surfaced as the clear winner! It is so well made, the glass-lined tank is a game-changer as my previous unit basically corroded itself into a rust puddle. Massive efficiency gains, it even remains cool to the touch! I was initially worried about downsizing to a 6 gallon model, but after a few months only once during thanksgiving dinner did I hit the point where cold water was running during cleanup.

it should not be an issue if you have any modern lower flow kitchen sink faucets with daily use. plus the recovery time is quick. I am so impressed with Stiebel Eltron that I will 100% be using them to update my remaining water heaters ASAP!.

I have used conventional mini tank heaters from other manufacturers. They have all leaked after a few years. Often the leaks were slow and not noticed until damage occurred to cabinetry. I am running two of these that are about 2 years old, no signs of leakage and by mounting them a few inches above to floor any leakage would be easy to spot.

They are well designed and much better looking. I just changed the anodes on them. the original anodes were completely gone. If you want long life out of any water heater this needs to be done about every 2 years.

I had trouble deciding which type of anode needed. I used the 304644 anode that easily screwed into the heat element plug. I don’t think that was the original placement on these older units but it works and was easy to install.

I have two of these now, both working well tho they have only been installed for a month. Both are installed on hot water lines, not cold, due to long delay in getting hot water to needed locations. Now have nearly instant hot water, but remember as you start draining a 2.

5 gal tank the cooler water is also entering, which soon serves to cool the water in the tank. So you don’t get 2. 5 gal hot water, you get maybe 1-1. 5 gal and then it switches over to warm water. So this is really useful for short uses like washing hands, washing a few dishes, etc.

Unit seems very well made (Germany), the 1/2 inch male connectors on the tank are metal not plastic, has a pressure release valve (many don’t), solid look and feel to it, temp adjustment works well you will get very hot water if you want it.

It’s bigger than I though, especially the depth dimension, suggest you get the full specs from the S-E website so that you know it will fit the space. Easy to install. Only info I don’t have is how much energy these consume.

My impression is they are very well insulated and thus very efficient. But I may get a meter and try to measure this. Very happy so far, but performance over time is the true test,.

This tank is perfect for not only boating fun but as a means to have extra gas for your vehicles, lawn mowers, ATVs, etc. I like that it is the traditional “red” color for portable gas tanks and the size is great as well.

Being able to have an extra 12 gallons of fuel around is a huge bonus whether on the water or at home. The top is easy to screw off and it is attached so you don’t have to worry about putting it down and losing it.

I’m also loving the gauge. This is great because there is no guess work on my part and I will always be able to know how much fuel is in the tank without having to shake it and estimate what’s in it.

Furthermore, the gauge is located in the ideal spot near the cap. I can add gas and see the space I have for more. I also haven’t had any issues as far as leaks. Everything has been fairly sound and secure even on the water.

My only issue is the portability. There could be a better way to actual carry this. Like some handles on the sides or indentations would have made this easier to carry. There is an area on the bottom but I feel like not everyone may want to carry this that way so another more accessible option would have been great.

In the end, I do like it. I think it is designed well, has a heavy duty and sturdy build, and hasn’t leaked thus far. I definitely think this is a great way to house fuel for both your water and land vehicles.

This 12 gallon rectangular portable marine tank is really nice. It seems to be a well made rugged design. It holds a lot of gas, but isn’t huge. I have a rare, for lack of better description, prehistoric jet ski.

It is from the early 80’s it looks similar to an old jet ski, but has a steering wheel and a 40 horse outboard motor. It seats 3 people and the gas tank is stored under the seating area. The company that made these personal watercraft boats, had a huge warehouse fire and long story short, after just a few years, they went out of business.

Original parts for this are just not available and our old tank was a old one that needed updating. This new tank works out perfectly. It stores under the seat nice and snug, it looks like it was made for this boat.

I think I will just keep it in the boat and fill up at the pump rather than taking it out all the time, but it is nice to know if I want to, I can. Everything was very easy to hook up. The 2 way vented cap is a nice feature and the fuel sight gage is super helpful.

“Vent” is a vacuum breaker or check valve, preventing drawing a vacuum on the tank. That works well to prevent your engine from being starved for fuel after running a while. However, in hot weather the tank does not vent, but swells up like a balloon.

No wonder so many reviews discuss leaks! In my case the tank swelled up so much it got stuck under the deck and could not be moved. Solved the problem by removing the brown rubber part (see photo) from under the cap.

Now it vents, preventing both overpressure and vacuum. Of course it will leak if the tank is over-filled and the vent left open. Otherwise it is a good tank.

I had been looking at greenhouses (large, permanent ones) for a while, but just can’t seem to justify the expense since I’m not a serious gardener. I started some seeds early this year and decided to buy an inexpensive one, just to see how it went.

Shipping was FAST. I think it was 3 days after I bought it until it arrived. Assembly was easy, and I didn’t need any tools. It was a little awkward at first, with no help, but it can be done alone. It took me less than an hour to have it completed.

The plastic clips that secure the shelving to the rods made me worry that they could support weight, so I used zip ties as well as the clips. The cover attaches at the bottom of the legs with velcro, and there are velcro fasteners to roll up the cover and secure it when open.

The cover is fairly thick for clear plastic. Keep in mind that this is a lightweight greenhouse. I sat a heavy pot on the bottom shelf to help weigh it down, and the next day, we had some pretty strong winds come through here, but my greenhouse stood the test.

A good value for the money, great for beginners or small planting projects. For the price, you aren’t going to get a top of the line greenhouse, but if your needs are not for serious gardening, this one should suit the purpose.

I bought this mini greenhouse last summer and it has been a great addition to my garden. Shipping was fast. The plastic is thick enough that it doesn’t rip easily. The zippers work well, and I love the functionality of being able to open the greenhouse from top to bottom as well as bottom to top.

I used it both inside and outside and it held up nicely in the Central NY weather. This greenhouse kept my plants nice and warm, so warm that I had to vent the greenhouse even at night or mildew started growing in the soil.

Make sure to vent it a little bit. I did have a small area where the stitching came undone along the seam, but I suspect that was a one time problem and not an issue to be expected with every greenhouse.

I would definitely buy another and am seriously considering it. I only gave it 4 stars because of the stitching problem, otherwise it’s great!.

I had been wanting a greenhouse to start my seedlings in and this really fit the bill. I bought some cookie sheets at the dollar store to hold my little pots and it worked out great. Next year I may add warming mats to accelerate germination, but just keeping it covered worked pretty well.

We bought some casters at the hardware store and mounted them to plywood with a 5/8″ dowel (3/4″ tall) on top to fit in the bottom legs. This way I can wheel it away from the windows on colder nights.

We moved it outside when it was time to harden them off and it’s been sitting there without issue. No rusting or anything. 6-pack pots slide down nicely in the shelf grid for easy watering outside. Very happy with this purchase.

But do check the dimensions – it is a pretty big unit!.

The unit comes as described. There was damage from shipping on the pre-filter. We contacted the company and had an immediate response with a new pre-filter shipped out the same day! So great customer service.

Also, called them with an installation question and the phone was answered by a person who told us what to do. Again, great customer service. It will take a bit of time to know how soft the water is compared to the old salt system we replaced, but the new system is installed and functioning.

Tips, the filter inside the pre-filter housing has a plastic wrap that needs to be removed before installation. If you have to open up the pre-filter, or disconnect any part of the system after you have installed it, note that the tanks hold a lot of water pressure.

Turn off the water to the house then open a sink tap or two and wait for the flow to stop before disconnecting anything.

Following the installation instructions and having paid out of my pocket a licensed plumber to fit this in my house, a sad realization is that it doesn’t work. When I brought the situation to the companies attention they tried convincing me that the unit was installed in reverse.

So I reversed it per the companies instruction and it still does not work. And they have stopped helping me find a solution and will not take it back for a refund. Buyer beware.

I decided to try this softener over the Fleck that I installed in my daughter?s home last year. After reviewing the literature for the Tier1, there were several features that I found interesting over what Fleck offers.

The Tier1 bypass assembly is much smaller than on the Fleck. I disliked the Fleck bypass so much that I built a bypass out of PVC on the wall behind the unit. The Tier1 bypass is more compact. The programing of the Tier1 is simplified as well.

Other than these features, the units are very similar. Some may prefer Fleck for the reason that it gives you more access to detailed programing such as reserve capacity management, control of regen cycle and a lot of other minutia.

There is also a more compact bypass that can be purchased for the Fleck. On the Tier1, you will need to attach the 1? adapters with a couple of red clips. This seems impossible to do. After talking to the vendor, they explained that you just have to press hard and they do go in.

The instructions don?t explain this very well. Programing is very simple compared to the Fleck, but you don?t have access to all the minutia available on the Fleck if that is what floats your boat. I have this softener up and running now for 5 months and it works great.

Each regen gives me about 2500 gallons of soft water that will last over a week in my household. Salt usage is very low, and I?ve only added one bag of salt since I initially installed it.

Good dresses for hot summer days, comfortable and airy The colors are vibrant and attractive. They can be worn anywhere and stay nice. Wash and dry very well, and I did not notice any shrinkage. The only problem is that the armholes are too wide.

These are non-adorned, plain tank tops, which is exactly what I want to wear around the house in the heat to get things done comfortably. They seem to be sturdy. tho I haven’t had them long enough to check wearability.

The only thing I did not like is the tab at the inside back of the neck. scratchy. so I just cut it out! Great value!.

Beware. these are really small. I usually wear a 20, sometimes 22, but I sized up to a 26-28 because they were 100% cotton. Right out of the bag, they fit me spot on. they should be oversized because I sized up.

By the time I wash them they will shrink and be too small. I am trying to exchange for a 3X. My advice is to size up 2 sizes! Other than that, they’re a great basic tank.

I ordered this from Target because I had some giftcards. The price is lower than many retailers. I did see this size a few other places for the same price. I have not been able to find it lower. This is an eight gallon tank.

It is beautiful. Before ordering, realize that it is a nano tank and that there are not many fish that will be suited for it. Think celestial pearl danios, ember tetras, or white cloud minnows, Snails and shrimp would also be suitable.

look online for directions to modify the filtration. The tank setup is overpriced for a tank this size. I knew this as I planned to purchase it. It’s such a beautiful setup that I was willing to pay.

I have a two year old goldfish who has only ever used Biorbs, we started with the smallest tank and now are using this one. Pros: it’s beautiful and looks very modern. Cons: 1. no matter what I do it grows the worst algae – it’s so hard to keep clean.

2. the replacement products are super expensive. 3. The moisture from the tanks water has broken three lights. Water gets stuck under it and fries it (did I mention the lights are very expensive?). I bought this tank because I was a first time fish owner and thought it was pretty.

Overall I’m happy with it but I question if it’s the best option for my fishes health.

This fish tank is beautiful, but I have been disappointed with everything besides the way it looks. It poorly made, within a month of purchase the pumpstopped working. I contacted the company and spent a lot of time explaining the situation to them and getting them our proof of purchase.

After cnumerous attempts to get a replacement pump, they informed me that they thought it was purchase used (which it wasn’t, we purchased brand new on amazon) so they would not replace the defective pump.

The customer service has been horrible and I’m so disappointed with the quality of the tank.

I used the sprayer to deliver 10 gallons of sealant to concrete and pebble surfaces. The spray pattern is fairly is uniform and the pump mechanism works reasonably well. The real value lies in being able to deliver large volumes of liquid very rapidly as compared to typical 1 1/2 gallon garden sprayers where having to stop and refill constantly is a real hassle especially if a second coat requires the first coat to still be wet.

I estimate a 1/3 reduction in project time; hence, an invaluable tool.

The field king PRO is an upgrade to my Solo (3 gal) sprayer. Although my Solo is still working (10+ years, no parts replaced, hardly ever cleaned out per instructions), it did not mix as you pumped the handle.

While most often, this was not an issue, I noticed that using wettable powders (patriot, other herbicides) there were areas sprayed that appeared inconsistent. Could have been my fault, but. The field king has paddles that mix the tank when you pump the handle, so I purchased this model.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the unit. Compared to my Solo the field king has the additional 1 gallon (4 gal vs. 3), better padded straps plus a chest strap, foaming & low pressure nozzles, and a carry handle.

More recent / different Solo models may compare more favorably ? For the price, I have not found a better backpack. Long term reliability ? I have only had a short while. But, assuming longevity is good, you will not find a better backpack for the price.

This sprayer is perfect for me because I have a pond and home that need regular spraying for weeds and overgrowth. I was tired of lugging a 2 gallon sprayer and constantly having to stop, pump, and refill with solution.

This sprayer is comfortable, large capacity, and easy to pressure up. The nozzle options cover just about every need I have and the price was right.

IšverstiShow in original languageI purchased the ET-4850 for the office about 6 months ago. The purchase was a little difficult because it was hard to find one in stock but eventually Best Buy had a few.

I had previously purchased an ET-8550 for home use so I had a reasonable idea as to what I was getting. I also reviewed the ET-8550 and while it’s a great printer for what I use it for, it wouldn’t have been a good replacement for the office printer.

We needed the ET-4850 because we still need the ability to FAX. Normally we aren’t high volume and our printing tends to be just a few pages most of the time or a large document of a few hundred pages once in a while (our insurance company is pretty wordy).

Normally the printer is fast enough however it tends to be a bit on the slow when printing on both sides of the paper. That isn’t a big deal because I can do other things while I am waiting for the output.

Ink consumption is pretty good but we aren’t going to get two years out of the factory supplied ink. On the other hand, older printers would have gone through several cartridge changes by now so we are already saving money on ink.

It is nice being able to actually view the remaining ink because it gives you a better idea when to order ink and you know you aren’t throwing away unused ink just because the printer thinks the cartridge is empty.

I have also seen cases where the printer under estimates ink usage and a color will run dry while you are printing. This helps reduce wasted ink needed to clean the printer heads. I have had to clean them a couple of times when the printer went unused for over a week but this is less than with other printers.

The black ink tank is twice the size of the color ink tanks which is important for an office printer. Black tends to be the most commonly used and more ink storage means you have to service the printer less often.

Even with the huge ink tank, the black ink level is dropping faster than the color ink levels. As with any Epson printer, allow sufficient time to set the printer up. You should do the head alignment as it will result in your output looking much better.

In my case, I needed to fix the IP address of the printer so the computers don’t lose track of it should the printer need to be cycled. This printer has a 250 sheet input hopper for paper which is half a pack of copy paper.

That has pretty well eliminated running out of paper because when you think it about time to add paper, there is usually a fair amount left. Double side printing extends the paper supply even longer resulting in the printer being even more economical to operate.

We are using the printer with a WiFi connection even though the printer is close enough to easily cable it. WiFi would allow you much more freedom in placing the printer and normally it shouldn’t have much of an impact on printer speed.

In our case, WiFi just means one less cable to deal with. This printer is used with both both Apple and Dell computers. The only problem is with the Dell where the printer appears off line even though the Apple thinks the printer is usable.

If you attempt to use the Microsoft diagnostic software on the printer, it will find no problems and the printer will start working. I suspect this is a Microsoft bug and hopefully it will get fixed soon.

For that matter, it may be fixed already because we haven’t seen the failure in over a month. There are applications where a laser printer is still superior however if you’re not doing a huge volume of printing or you need quality color, this printer may be exactly what you’re looking for.

IšverstiShow in original languageI bought this printer to mostly print in black and white, but I wanted color available. I also at times print user manuals for vintage amateur radio equipment, which are sometimes over 100 pages, so I wanted something cheap on ink.

I also needed a scanner, and while I preferred a full duplex scanner that can scan both sides of a page on a stack of pages like my previous Brother 4710 printer, I could no longer find such in any printer I looked at under $1,000.

I found the Epson EcoTank line and looked through most of them and settled on this one. It has the larger ink tanks than the less expensive models, and reviews said it was fine for envelope and card printing, so I purchased this model.

I got a price match at another retailer and purchased an extended warranty since every printer I looked at the reviews of had some people who had premature failure, or needed something fixed, and I didn’t want to end up owning a brick after the manufacturer’s warranty was over.

I normally don’t buy extended warranties except on laptops but made an exception here. Setting up the machine was difficult at best, even with the Epson technical support. I had already got the printer to connect to my network on both the 2.

4 and 5 GHz networks in my home, but I couldn’t get my laptop to find the printer. The tech support person had a fairly strong Indian or Pakistani accent, and being hard of hearing to begin with, this made understanding her problematic.

We tried a few different things, and what finally got it recognized was an Epson pop-up that tried to troubleshoot the network connection. It kept popping up, and I’d let it run while the support person tried to help me, and eventually it seemed to fix it.

I haven’t tried this on photo paper, envelopes, or anything except letter paper. The duplex printing works fine. It has a much smaller footprint than my Brother printer did, but then again, the scanner doesn’t scan 8.

5 x 14 inch paper, either. What is probably the greatest feature of this printer is the EcoTank system. It comes with enough ink to print 7,500 black and white and 6,500color pages, or about 90 ink cartridges that other printers would have to use up to provide that much printing.

This brings the cost per page way down, and saves you some time and trouble of not having to change so many ink cartridges. It comes with empty ink tanks, and 4 bottles of ink. Filling the ink tanks is very easy.

There will be a little ink left in each bottle. After priming the ink system, it will have lost a bit of the ink in all tanks, so I used what was left to top off each ink tank after I had it up and running.

Just enough room was left in the ink tanks after priming the ink system to allow the rest of the ink to be used up. They tell you in the instructions that priming the machine will use enough ink that the first charge of ink won’t quite last as long as when you do your first refill.

However, topping the tanks up with the small amount of ink left in the bottles brought the level back up to the full level, so don’t throw away the bottles after filling it. Run the priming operation, then use what’s left to bring it back up to the full mark.

The printer will ask if you topped up the 4 colors and if you tell it yes, then it will reset the calculations back to a full tank for each color and black. I deducted one star for the difficulty of setup combined with off-shore tech support that has a harsh accent and therefore was difficult to understand.

I have nothing against people from other countries, but most companies screen their potential offshore tech support operations for an almost perfect American or English sound with little of the local dialect sound heard.

I expected more of Epson. All in all, this seems like a very good printer. Time will tell if I have problems down the road. I will eventually use it to print some envelopes from time to time, and maybe make cards with it, too.

If I have problems with the paper-handling, I will likely come back and update this review.

IšverstiShow in original languageI have two complaints about this printer. First and the worst problem I have experienced is the printer has now failed to print 4 documents that have contained graphics.

The printer starts to print and then stops. The display screen says “printing” but after waiting ten minutes the print job is still frozen. I have to go to settings, printers, find my printer and open the job queue and delete the job.

Then I have to reboot my computer before the printer will print another document. Now I can print the same graphics document on my ET-5850 in a few seconds. One may ask why didn’t you use the ET-5850 in the first place? Well, I paid $500.

00 plus 6% tax and 4 extra bottles of ink for the ET-4850 while waiting to buy either the ET-5880 or ET-5850 printer and I plan on getting something for my investment. I don’t know if the printer stops printing because it doesn’t have sufficient memory or the if this is a software problem.

The second problem I have experienced is paper jams and paper not being pulled into the printer. I have solved this problem by only filling the paper tray 3/4 full. My printer will not work if the paper tray if full.

The small LCD display makes it difficult to navigate the interface. I knew it was small before my purchase but my display measures 2″ x 1-1/2″. I don’t know where the 2. 44″ spec comes from. The best thing about this printer is the ink tanks.

One set of ink will fill all 4 tanks. I believe the printer will fail before I run out of ink. The replacement ink is a bargain and with the same quantity is half the cost of ink for the ET-5850. I would rather pay a fair price for the printer up front than be afraid to use the printer because of high replacement ink.

Another good thing about the ink tanks is one does not have to worry about getting air into the print head. As long as you keep ink above the lower level, there is no way air can get into the system.

I also use this printer to print from my Iphone. So, I would recommend those looking to purchase an ink tank printer go with the ET-5850 or ET-5880 if you can find one. You won’t regret it.

The size was exactly right for my needs. Have been using larger tank for one horse and constantly having to clean algae and that involves bucketing out and tipping the tank. I have an insulated surround to minimize heating in winter.

Put old tires underneath to elevate tank to right height and filled and it fits perfect and is less to clean and less to fill so keeping clean is much easier. 2 reasons I didn’t give 5 stars; 1) is the sealant in the tank at the seam is really slopped on and is gray sealant which neither of my other tanks – same brand do not have so makes me a bit weary that this one is a repaired tank but so far it works.

Am a bit worried about heating it and it giving off any chemical but looks stable and hoping my confidence in Tractor Supply trusting they would not give me a damaged tank. 2) price is kind of higher side for the small tank compared to price of others per gallon.

Works great as a dog water bowl in the shade of a big tree during the scorching heat of summer in North Central Texas. Sides low enough for a vertically challenged little pit bull to drink from. Quality construction.

Looks great amongst the compound of buildings on the place. No worries about keeping full with cool water for the ranch security staff.

I bought two of these planning to use them side-by-side as planters. Unfortunately, they are designed to nest one inside the other, so there is a significant difference in size, and I think the difference will be too much.

I will probably have to order a third, and return one of the original two in order to have two of the same size. The difference is significant: 23″ vs. 26″ in width, and 44″ vs. 48″ in length. This is not made clear in the literature on the website, although their is a casual mention to the effect that sizes are approximate.

I did not see this before ordering, but if I had, I would probably have assumed that they were referring to manufacturing tolerances, not 3-4″! My store doesn’t stock these, so swapping one out is not an option.

Fuel tank is beautiful, sourced from Tanks Inc. it is a quality product. It is silver powder coated, which the photo doesn’t show well. Fuel pump is also quality. Looks to be a Walbro or one that is very close to their construction.

Sending unit disappointing: (1) Mounting plate bolt holes are so far off from the tank template that it is NOT attachable. Almost an 1/8 inch off on two holes and not evenly spaced. (2)Once lowered into the tank, and you find out you can’t actually bolt it in, you will need a miracle to get it back out the way it is constructed.

Ask me how I know this. (3)Now that I look at the sending unit package, the top of the box has a serial number of SN39A that says (73-10) OHM range (which is correct for this vehicle). The side of the box has another label that reads SN39NG (80-9.

6) OHMs made in India. WHICH IS IT? Gaskets for sending unit and pump are not the good rubber shown in the photos, or on Holley’s website or in their installation video, and are now cheap cork. Hopefully the Ohm range is close enough to read reliably and I can oval out these mount holes enough to get the sending unit installed without leaking.

I had been looking for a classic ribbed tee for a while and frankly came up blank. No matter how much they cost, there was always something not quite right. I came across this one and while I had my reservations, I decided I would give it a try: it’s only $34 and I could always return it.

By god, if this isn’t just the most perfect little shirt! It is flattering in its pattern and shape, it’s material is high quality which also lends itself to being flattering, and it has obviously been put together with a lot of thought.

Finally, the price is so reasonable. I have never left a review, but this was the first product I ever felt warranted leaving one. It is such a shame that such a basic thing, a closet staple like this, had not existed before, but hats off to Kim for finding the gap in this market and absolutely spanking it! Cheers.

I love this tank top and I have tried it in 2X, 3X, and 4X. They all fit pretty much the same, but the 4X has less issues with rolling down on me. I am 5’ 5” and usually wear a 2X in other brands but find myself purchasing a 4X in SKIMS tops.

This is a cropped, fitted, baby-tee style tank top, so if you are not comfortable with your stomach area you may not love this. For me, my stomach is a problem area, but I love the way this tank top fits me and the fact that it ends above my hips creates an optical illusion on my body because it ends at a naturally smaller area of my mid-zone.

I mostly wear this to run errands and sleep in, but someday I might decided to wear it out as part of an outfit (I don’t know, maybe not). Usually doesn’t roll up on me unless I have been sleeping all night, in which case I wake up with this tank all scrunched up and my bosoms exposed, but during waking hours it has stayed put.

I liked pulling at this tank so much that I immediately bought it in two other colors. The material is super soft and it matches the pants from this collection perfectly!!! Unlike the body suit in this material which seems to be a stiffer cotton, this tank top is the softest comfiest cotton and I love it! Super comfy and perfect staple for any wardrobe.

You’ll find that once you start, you can’t stop with just one.

The material of this tank (but honestly everything I have from skims) is such good quality and feels so good against the skin. I wear it around the house , sleep in it and go out with it! Multi functional! As soon as I put this tank on it just sits right on my body.

Luxury meets comfort is how I can express it. The quality of skims is so high that it transforms a simple tank into pure heavenly comfort that feels good on you all day. There’s something about the feel of it.

You can’t get this quality anywhere else in my opinion. Coming into fall these are essential to layer with Seriously it’s that good.