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<blockquote data-quote="bullred" data-source="post: 193348" data-attributes="member: 1733"><p>If you have to manually fill the tank, and it's the only source of water, a rule of thumb is 40 gallons per head storage capacity with all tanks combined. That should give you about 100% safety factor under most conditions. Like has been said, if you have floats size is less relevant, but it's good to have at least two tanks with different floats.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bullred, post: 193348, member: 1733"] If you have to manually fill the tank, and it's the only source of water, a rule of thumb is 40 gallons per head storage capacity with all tanks combined. That should give you about 100% safety factor under most conditions. Like has been said, if you have floats size is less relevant, but it's good to have at least two tanks with different floats. [/QUOTE]
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