tbone, I really want a 6201. It looks to be great for flow. Thanks for helping me with showing me how strong your 6201's are.
felix, it was definitely a terrible feeling!! Im glad its all over with now.
Bill, you can say that again!! My family makes my day a better one when these types of incidents happen.
Chad, it was that bad. If it was a couple drops, i would of waited it out. It was as bad as my RO/DI dripping and that fills up quick on a 30g container. The epoxy temporarily stopped it, but Kevin told me that it will only hold for a couple of days. I wouldnt get too nervous as long as you arent moving the piping around. Thats what I did and the sand probably got caught in.
jnarowe, what are you using for a water sensor? Im glad I wasnt either.
steve, the source of the problem was me!!
I had a long pvc pipe coming out of the bulkhead inside the tank and I wanted to cut it down. Well, I couldnt get it out and I kept trying as hard to pull it (it wasnt glued). Well all that moving made it start leaking. I couldnt stop the leak and it only got worse after trying to tight. My wife told me everythnig looked fine, but being picky as I am, I was stubborn and tried to perfect it.
What did I learn from this?? dotn mess with bulkheads when not needed.
David, thanks my friend. I hope I dont have any losses either.
Jarhead, closed loop is ok.. just make sure you get the 80's like everyone is saying
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