Another possibility:
Which type of overflow did you build?
Or
If built correctly, the first one should have no problem keeping up with your pump. If yours looks like the second one, you'll probably need at least 2 of them. I built the second type for my w/c system on one of my tanks, and was surprised by how long it took to drain. Then I took a second look at the pipe sizing charts and flow rates. It makes a big difference with flow rates.
Which type of overflow did you build?
Or
If built correctly, the first one should have no problem keeping up with your pump. If yours looks like the second one, you'll probably need at least 2 of them. I built the second type for my w/c system on one of my tanks, and was surprised by how long it took to drain. Then I took a second look at the pipe sizing charts and flow rates. It makes a big difference with flow rates.
