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darnold, I fixed a pond that was very similar to yours in January. The stand pipe was rusted and leaking letting the water level drop. Also the spillway was in bad shape. I dug out the old pipe which was rusted badly also and installed a new pvc pipe with 3 anti seep collars. No stand pipe. Cleared behind the dam and repaired spillway. Here we have heavy clay and sealing the dam back up is not a problem. Extra dirt is beneficial so repair can be over built a foot or so. Lowered the water level from original level and raised spillway to try to lessen the water through the spillway. The pipe was just over 2 thousand and so was my equipment time. It's a cattle pond and will require no maintenance for many years with normal rains.
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