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External sump pump mounting
I am installing a Little Giant external pump next weekend. What is the best way to mount it? I have a enclosed solid wood cabinet that houses my sump, chiller and all my lighting controls.
Should I mount it flush to the wall or use some sort of stand offs to lessen the vibration?
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Freedom is not free, support the troops. U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army retired. 27 Years total. 110 Gallon FOWLR with sump and refugium. 1 Dog Faced Puffer, 3 Blue Damsels, 2 Maroon Clowns, 2 Ocellaris Clowns, 1 Blue Tang, 1 Coral Beauty and 1 Convict Goby. Lots of snails and crabs. Deep Sand Bed and 75 Lbs of Live Rock (how do I know the weight of the rock? I used the SWAG system. If you don't know what that is PM me and I will explain) 
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