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Yeah, we are doing our rear ones now. Right came out without a problem but have tried to get off the left one for two days now… dont know what to do

@@breathplay112 what it it thats stuck?

@@thatdaftscottishcarguy the wheelhub is stuck to the axle

@@breathplay112 did you get the hub nut off ok? i used an 8lb hammer and knocked the $hit out of the back side of the brake disc, its eventually came off but it was hard work

@@thatdaftscottishcarguy I hammerd it for 8 straight hours yesterday and soaked it in WD40. This morning it started to losen and finally came off! Im in lot of pain but wow how satisfying 😀

Well said, if there tank is set up and there happy with it why are they watching videos like this 😂, tells me they have too much time on their hands and probably no friends.

@@Shifty761989 Right!!! That's like being married and talking trash to another man (who is a complete stranger) on how his wife looks. And as for them having friends, if they do... I'd hate to see how they treat them.

Not really a ball ache though is it, when not recording can be done a lot quicker and considering the FX6 shifts 3500 L per hour compared to submersible pump which only shifts 1200 L per hour the tank drains miles faster. But you already knew that didn’t ya, just trying to find some of your videos so I can learn from the professional?

🥱 started to read your reply but was too long winded, fell asleep 😴

Hi, I put a dechlorinator in the water first, I use Seachem Prime. It depends really on stock levels, but you would be better doing 25/30% water change weekly as opposed to doing a 60/70% water change monthly. Doing small water changes often is less stressful, not as much shock. Thanks

@@Shifty761989 Thank you

Glad this helped 👍

I don't think you can over filter a tank. If you can afford a big filter, why not? Keeps the tank nice and clean and reduces the frequency you need to do water changes. Also it's future proof if you decide to add real plants or increase stocking.

@@kanelucas1475 , that is true, never enough but still,so little bio load, and no need.What I wanted to say is that the money could be transfered to other expences..

The tank isn’t fully stocked as of yet, only 70% complete, I do actually have quite a lot of nocturnal fish (plecos) and as Kane Lucas said you can’t really over filter a tank, thanks for the thought though 👍

Who care what he puts in his tank aslong as he is happy,

Was thinking the same, why have a nice rank with shitty plastic ornaments in them.....maybe because its such a big tank it costs a lot of money to obtain all the materials needed and he's going to do it at after date....saying that there are now fish in the tank which would make it a ball ache

Sorry, these comments normally come up as a notification on the phone and they haven’t been, did you get it done? I believe they are both anti clockwise to undo, would have to check, thanks

@@Shifty761989 Yer all done mate, thanks

I have to use a little step to make it easier to reach bottom when cleaning the glass but I don’t regret getting this tank, if I was starting a fresh and had to choose again I would go for the 350 again

@@Shifty761989 Nice Juwel 350. I've just upgraded to a Juwel 240. Now I think it's too small lol 🤣... Is the FX filter loud?

No I wouldn’t say it is. I remember when I got the 350, I thought did I really need a tank this big lol definitely glad I did get it. The great thing is there’s more leeway for water temperature not to spike or drop suddenly etc

If they’re really stuck in best bet would be heat and impact, do you access to a blowtorch? Maybe from friend/family, or a impact wrench (not driver), even a battery one might help. If you don’t I can only suggest filling with good penetrating fluid and leave overnight. Hope this helps

Yeh , I’m a plumber so I have a blow lamp. I don’t have a impact wrench , just makita impact driver. Only thing I have is wd40 here.

Ok well I’d be tempted to give bolts good soaking overnight then the following day just wipe excess fluid off and heat around it, don’t go crazy with heat near the bearing, I’ve only got a plumbers blow torch and that’s what use, in fact I think I did even need to use it on this job. Good luck 👍

Thanks 👍, my hub nut was a 44mm flange which was I believe 300nm, if you have a 51mm flange hub nut then it will be 450nm. Do you know your hub nut size by any chance?

Dan-The-Man I believe it's a 36mm

Ok, not sure about that one then, my spec sheet only states 44mm and 51mm flange hub nut, the overall measurement of the nut, tip of flange to tip of flange, mine was a 36mm spanner to remove the nut but the nuts overall flange length was 44mm. Hope this helps

Dan-The-Man so 36mm with a depth of 44mm? All that will require is a deep socket.I'll find out when I tackle the job!

@@Shifty761989 🤔👍😎

No afraid not

Hi, these are great tanks, plenty of space in them. The filter that comes with the tank is meant to be a good filter and don’t forget it is rated for that size of tank that’s why they include it in there but I didn’t want a great big black thing in the corner, I also didn’t want to loose space, I prefer external filters, easier to clean and can get more bio media in them. That’s one thing that put me off was having to try and clean inside the internal filter whilst it was stuck inside the tank. Honestly tho if you don’t mind it in the tank and you can deal with cleaning it whilst it’s stuck in there it will be absolutely fine, obviously as long as you aren’t heavily stocking your tank with Cichlids. Our local fish store has a display tank (Juwel curved tank) and he runs that just off the internal filter and it’s a well stocked tank. Cheers

@@Shifty761989 Thank you so much for your quick reply. I will keep using the internal filter for now. Cheers.

No problem at all, I’m sure that filter will serve you well 👍

Hi just want a tip on installing the put flow and inflow pipe, how did you manage to cut the hood in order to get the pipe in and is it quite straight forward I have African cichlids and are getting overstocked so need one asap 👍

Hi, I used a coping saw, them flexible blade saws that joiners use when scribing skirting and architrave, only reason being is I had one. Suppose you could use a cheap junior hacksaw and then I used a round file just to get it a bit better but that could substituted for sandpaper. Cheers

Hi, the filter is on till approx 3 mins into the video. I know what you mean, the FX6 does hum a bit but when the tv is on we don’t hear it, but if you were sat in the lounge with nothing on just reading you can hear it, maybe we’ve just become accustomed to it a bit and can’t hear it over the tv. Hope this helps

@@Shifty761989 Hi Dan - your setup looks good! -and the water changes so much easier than with my Eheim. Just out of curiousity: how much clearance do you figure you have in the cupboard for the FX6? (I have heavy butylene-plates x2 for noise-insulation in mine, so based on your video I think it may just barely fit...)

Not quite sure which way you mean so I’ve measured both ways. From the sides of the cupboard and the sides of the FX6 there is only approx 10mm (1cm) either side so a total of 18-20mm (1.8-2cm), from the highest point (the peak of the filter hose connected to the aqua stop valve) to the top of the cupboard there is 230mm (23cm) clearance. If you need to know anything else just message I’ll try help out.

@@Shifty761989 It was the side measures I was worried about (sorry for being unspecific!) - thanks for taking the time!