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I have 100' of 1/2" self weighted tubing that has now all of a sudden decided it wants to float. It worked fine for the last 3 years. Has anyone else experienced this? I have pulled the tubing out to inspect it but haven't found anything unusual. Any suggestions? Thanks!
There is no "I" in "TEAM", but there is an "E" and an "A".
C. Eagle, circa 1998.
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My guess is - the outside diameter enlarged slightly, causing it to displace more water.
Maybe the walls got weaker over time. What pressure are you running?
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Not sure on the pressure.....but I have 3 lines total. The other two lines are fine and are not floating.
There is no "I" in "TEAM", but there is an "E" and an "A".
C. Eagle, circa 1998.
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