Just for you Dink

[longsidelandry]

Originally Posted by all star rod

I am just one of those that rather pay more and buy new since if an issue comes up........zero cost........

Same here, I rather buy something brand new and get the good warranty that comes with it instead of buying someone else's problem.

[Dink]

After this, there's nothing left to break but the trailer.......

[all star rod]

Originally Posted by Dink

After this, there's nothing left to break but the trailer.......

LOL, really do you have a leak in your gas tank.......
Man I have a bigger issue than my boat at the moment.....I have a slab leak/pipe with my house and water in my wife's closet.....

[Dink]

Oh God I don't envy you.......nothing worse than having to bust through a slab.......may as well move out, cause that dust will get On everything!!

[LaAngler]

geez after reading this, i want my 5 minutes back

[jpeff31787]

that boat is smooth man!! Pretty pretty pretty. Hope i can afford one some day

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by all star rod

LOL, really do you have a leak in your gas tank.......
Man I have a bigger issue than my boat at the moment.....I have a slab leak/pipe with my house and water in my wife's closet.....

I had a similar problem......maybe yours could be the same.

When my house was ~ 3 years old.......we found lots of mildue on the bottom of the bathroom cabinet. I took the cabinet out and took the sheet rock off the wall.

What I found was that this is where the main water pipe came up from under the slab and then tee'd off to each bathroom, kitchen, etc.

But what caused my water leak, was the sheet rock installation. When the sheet rock was installed [~ 3 years eariler] one of the screws missed the 2x6 board and hit one of the copper water pipes and damaged the pipe. Why it took so long to "show up" is a mystery. This leak was more of a slow drip that did it's damage over a period of time.

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by Gerald

I had a similar problem......maybe yours could be the same.

When my house was ~ 3 years old.......we found lots of mildue on the bottom of the bathroom cabinet. I took the cabinet out and took the sheet rock off the wall.

What I found was that this is where the main water pipe came up from under the slab and then tee'd off to each bathroom, kitchen, etc.

But what caused my water leak, was the sheet rock installation. When the sheet rock was installed [~ 3 years eariler] one of the screws missed the 2x6 board and hit one of the copper water pipes and damaged the pipe. Why it took so long to "show up" is a mystery. This leak was more of a slow drip that did it's damage over a period of time.

Same thing happened to me but it was a quick an easy fix since it was right behin some vinyl siding.