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July 11th 05, 01:54 PM
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RichToyBox wrote:
Using the electrical tape that Roy mentions will help to identify the location. Once you have the right joint identified, then they make a plumbing repair tape that looks like heavy electrical tape. I have used it and it works. You might remake the joint with the teflon tape, and see if that is the location, since that is easy. Gentlemen, THANK YOU. The priming pot is full and the flow is great and all the leaks seem to be gone! Your suggestions about the electrical tape worked very well. I am off to Lowes this AM to get some of the plumbing repair tape you mentioned, RTB, to replace the electrical tape and finally put this little project to bed. Have a great week and I will get pictures posted soon of how it is all turing out. W. Dale 
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