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No and I can't believe we didn't. This bugger runs right along the bank as well. Where we capped it on the lowest end of this tile we dug out 25 feet if not more and capped both ends. At this point we thought we got her. This spring now as we added water to full pool this added pressure to the tile again and gave us soft spots for about 70 feet.
We have let the water level go as low as it will and we are going to have at it again.
Like you have stated maybe we need to cap the other end. We have little to no idea where it gos. We are able dig it up run a camera and sensor 40 feet then mark and dig up again. Then go another 40 feet.
Was thinking of just dumping a half a bag of portland cement down the open tile at every 40 feet and hope for the best. Wondering if anyone may have a better idea. I can get bentinite (Spell check) and maybe some how get it down into the tile.
Cheers Don.
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