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May 22nd, 2012 at 8:37 pm
Plumbing air tested to 60 psi, no leaks, but did not include the section with the fresh water tank since it’s not pressurized. Filled the tank with water/chlorine to clean it. Unfortunately there’s a small leak at the connection from the tank to the pump. I did notice the fitting didn’t seem tight and I can’t see any cracks. I’m going to add more teflon tape to the male fitting, sikaflex 221 to the tank female, and wrap it in rescue tape. Fingers crossed.