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Yo Dudes,
I have four large (ten inch or so) pipes that run diagonally down from the pond, down thru the dam, and off into the woods for high water times. One or more are leaking somewhere along the pipe. I supect a crack in the pipe somewhere below the waterline. Is there any way to seal the pipe cracks from the outside (top).
Jerry Gabrovic
NE Texas
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Jerry,what are the pipes made of?I fixed a broken fiberglass pipe with gorilla glue just by pouring it in the crack once.
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Stuff a 8" pipe through it and seal the end.
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