How do you hook up two water tanks?

To link tanks together so that they both evenly fill is accomplished by linking the tanks together near the bottom at their sides with piping. As your first tank fills up and water reaches the height of your link, rainwater will flow into your second tank until it attains the same height.Click to see full answer. Also question is, can you hook two pressure tanks together?Connect the two water pressure tanks to the main supply line. Once your water pressure tanks are in their proper position, use T-fittings to connect each tank individually to the main line. Install an isolation valve on each connection.Subsequently, question is, can you run two houses off one well? One way to go would be to tee of the existing well to a second pump (if you have an above ground pump) and pressure tank. The pressure tank would be at the second house but the new additional pump would be at the well. All possible if the well can provide the volume of water when both pumps are drawing water. Additionally, how do you hook up a rainwater tank? TIP A tank with a larger capacity can be plumbed for indoor use. Join up the inlet. Use 90mm stormwater pipe to connect the downpipe from the roof gutter to the tank inlet hole in the strainer cover. Attach the overflow. Attach the pump. Click on the diagram. Is a larger pressure tank better?Your well-pump should be sized to match the “make-up” (the speed at which water flows back into the well). That being said, bigger is better for your pressure tank. So to have a larger tank means fewer starts and longer run times, and it also means more available volume and stable pressure in the water plumbing.