If you put butterfly valves mounted in the in/out lines of each case and provide for a good drainage solution, you'll have good results. This is being done in rackmount systems (#rotor did it, I believe), and it works great. When you need to move you equipment, just drain, close the valves, undo the hoses OUTSIDE the cases, move, plug her back together, and refill. This has been done many times with success, though I haven't seen anyone in this forum do it.
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