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![]() success!
the overflow is 1/3 full and no leaks as you can see ![]() (that small puddle there is from last time and does not want to dry) i made a small plastic gasket for underneith where the plywood was a little uneven to help make a more solid seal. i also was a lot more careful with tightening the bulkheads properly this time and i didnt do any of the plumbing underneith until i was sure they werent going to leak. ![]() i only had a very minor leak coming from inside the pipe (have no idea why cause its tight) but i think its pretty irrelevant as that water is just going to be going back into the sump. im going to leave this overnight to make sure its good before i finish up the rest of the plumbing! Last edited by Dreadful; 06-09-2013 at 04:50 AM. |
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![]() Still a hokey fix
Drain and do it properly so you don't have to start a thread called " crap my tank cracked and flooded by house what do I do now?"
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![]() Is it a 1" bulkhead?
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