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Redsea 750xxl leak for fun much


Ron

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Well I've had this beast sitting here for about 6mo an decided it's time to get it wet 😮

With all the talk about how easy it is to just turn the pipes in an go I was sure this was gonna be a breeze, wrong! 😂

I've had all 3 pipes in an out countless times an still leak leak leak.

Anyone else have a similar issue?

 

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I bought a used RSR and had the same problem. Here is what I did and it worked great.

1. Take the tubes out and pry off the o-rings.
2. go to the hardware store and buy new o rings. same size or a TINY bit thicker.
3. buy a little pouch of silicone greese.
4. grease o rings, install, smear some grease on the female parts.
5. boom, no more leaks.



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8 minutes ago, pdxmonkeyboy said:

I bought a used RSR and had the same problem. Here is what I did and it worked great.

1. Take the tubes out and pry off the o-rings.
2. go to the hardware store and buy new o rings. same size or a TINY bit thicker.
3. buy a little pouch of silicone greese.
4. grease o rings, install, smear some grease on the female parts.
5. boom, no more leaks.



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I'll be trying this even though this is a Brand New Tank I can't have a river Goin under the tank 😂

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