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I'm thinking of building a set up that would hold the tub 3' off the ground and let me crawl around under it and see whats going on.
Tip it up on it's side with the equipment side down.
Ok so hears the deal. I got this from a foreclosed home sale for a great deal. I got it home and set up in the garage for testing and what not. All the electronics work great and all, but there is a leak. I figured I would let the leak go until it stopped and then find the leak by the level of the water. Seems simple enough only problem is the entire tub drained out completely! I would say it leaks between 2 and 3 inches a day, so not a slow leak by any means. On problem is it's been so damn cold here I can't really do water testing as it would freeze even in my garage. I figured it must be the bottom most suction port (it has three) as that's the lowest thing in the tub. Either that or a line connecting that port to wherever it goes. So after about dying getting the thing tilted up far enough I can dig away at the foam, I decided to check online and see if anyone has any plumbing diagrams for this tub. I feel like it should be simple fix as it's indicated that it has to be a very low pipe or something. It's freeze damage I'm sure, I figure it's a cracked PVC joint somewhere as I think that flexy hose is pretty robust, but who knows, maybe I'm way off base here. I'm thinking of building a set up that would hold the tub 3' off the ground and let me crawl around under it and see whats going on. I would only need to put in a small mount of water as it's a low leak.Ok, I'm at your mercy, any advice here?Evan
So how many hours and thousands of dollars did it take to find the leak. The non full foam guys on this forum and others will have you believe it takes hours even days and thousands of dollars to locate leaks in full foam..