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Fingerling
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can anyone help on this subject, I have water feeding back along my geo lines and dumping into my perimeter drain. can I dig within a few feet of the pond to expose lines and fill with bentonite to seal leak,. Any help appreciated
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You might be better off digging, inserting, and compacting around a couple of anti-seep collars on the inlet and outlet lines, if the soil is firm enough to allow compaction. The pond level might have to be lowered first.
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Fingerling
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OK I'LL GIVE THAT A TRY WHEN I GET THE WATER LEVEL DOWN. THANKS
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