Check with Mike. Have him give you the demensions fo his sump and you can see if it will fit under there, but you have to do something, as I said, its only going to get worse.
So I dont think you could fit it through the doors.... it is 40 x 16 1/4 x 16. But it might be worth your time to empty your tank and move it in from the back, because i dont think you will get much through those doors anyway (looks kinda tight) but I could be wrong.
So I dont think you could fit it through the doors.... it is 40 x 16 1/4 x 16. But it might be worth your time to empty your tank and move it in from the back, because i dont think you will get much through those doors anyway (looks kinda tight) but I could be wrong.
He could try removing the side panel of the stand and seeing if the new sump would slide in that way. Thats what I had to do when my sump sprung a leak on the 180, I didnt want to drain the tank so I pulled the side panel off the stand and the old one slid right out and the new one went right in.
He could try removing the side panel of the stand and seeing if the new sump would slide in that way. Thats what I had to do when my sump sprung a leak on the 180, I didnt want to drain the tank so I pulled the side panel off the stand and the old one slid right out and the new one went right in.
Please be careful when doing this. Last thing you need is your stand collapsing. I would recommend drain a third of the water to ease the weight on the stand. Just a suggestion.
The side panel shouldnt be load bearing, its there for decoration, its the corner joists behind the side panel that need to stay in tackt, at least thats how it was on my stand.
