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Originally posted by Justis ↑

Hi mate, yeah nearly there. There is an every so slight leek that am having trouble fixing, will leave it over night and see if it fixes it's self.

And another of those assembles to do, actually pull apart and reassemble as to deliver on Monday. Not going to happen now, put it off to next week.

I want to get the water pipe leak fixed, then I can to the storm water drain, back fill and put the pavers back in. Then I can clean up the dirt that is every were and have me back at square one.

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Is the leak on a thread justis,

Use thread tape,

If it's one of the joins, maybe disassemble and clean again and then reassemble,

If it's a weld, get the oxy out and reweld the joint,

Sorry mate, i wasnt trying to tell you how to do anything, lol,

I was giving you some suggestions,

I was back over on the coast today, water was like glass mate, ohhhhh bugger this working for a living, there is a better way, lol,
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