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Check Your Bays Closely
I noticed a small puddle of water under
the bus, you know, not a good sign. So into the bay I went and found
one of my Shurflo water pumps with a small drip in the case. What I
found was the tiny leak, I believe it just started, allowed water to
seep under the rubber mat that I assume was factory installed. So I
pulled the entire bay apart removing the pumps and aux compressor and
also removed the rubber mat. Underneath, the wood was wet, but no
damage, I caught it in time. So, just a reminder to take a real close look at those bays that
have any kind of plumbing. I’m going to leave the rubber off,
prime and paint the floor.
A little work in progress and I don’t have to polish the pipes, they’re hidden with the Aqua Hot Panel.
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A little work in progress and I don’t have to polish the pipes, they’re hidden with the Aqua Hot Panel.
You know you really have steped in it now. Don’t let the Liberty guys see this statement!!!!
Hidden or not, their pipes are always bright and shiny, Ahhh Jon?
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Remember the old saying Charles, just for the Liberty crowd, chrome don’t get ya home!
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I saw the comment and chose to take the high road and not make any comments about envy, like I did just now.
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My plumbing bay is equipped with a high-tech leak detection device which is provided for early detection of leaks to avoid extensive damage. I believe it’s referred to as a “hole in the floor”.
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Sounds like a LIBERTY OEM part to prevent or reduce the need for pipe polishing.
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