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We have water loss occasionally too, but it is from the birds splashing so
vigorously in the stream! "Phyllis and Jim Hurley" wrote in message . .. The other night, Phyllis and I came back to find the pond down by 4"...out of 24". The loss was at a rate of 1/2" per hour...that is about 50 gallons in our pond. Needless to say, we shut down the pump and the berm ponds and waited to see what drained. Nothing did! We kicked things in one at a time...no apparent loss on the berm. Ultimately, we found a bunch of waste in the stream under our deck. The water was not leaking out of the pond. It was overflowing the stream behind the dam. That gave us the sudden water loss. We have done some learning he check the streams regularly the basic system is nicely whole and without leaks It would be scary to have that happen when we are on vacation...indeed, lethal. Jim |
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