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RE: [A/S] Leaky Sealand

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From: Patricia Raimondo <praimondo@xxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Apr 2005 14:28:54 -0400
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Hi All,

I need advise! At the Cherry Blossom Rally I sprung a leak where the fresh water 
enters the toilet. I narrowed the leak to a brass fitting that screws into the 
toilet. Problem is, the fitting is under the foot pedal and the pedal is right 
against the wall so I can't get a grip on it to loosen with any tools I've 
tried. It's too tight to loosen by hand . Anyone think of a way to loosed the 
fitting to where I can take it out by hand? I'm thinking that the fresh water 
(cold) expands it so maybe some way to heat it up? It's a one year old Sealand 
Light model and I'm trying to avoid taking the whole thing out!!!

Patti

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