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Ok, so you have a hole in your pond liner now. That's just what you needed, something else to fix. Not to mention, the hole is probably somewhere near the bottom of the liner. And why shouldn't it be? It's a conspiracy you know.
Of course it's not a conspiracy. But sometimes situations like this sure do feel like it, don't they? Ok let's get started and fix that leak. Do you have fish in your pond? If you do, you may have to remove them and put them in a holding tank while repairs are being made.
Housing your fish can be done in a variety of ways. You can use anything from simple plastic tubs if the fish are small enough, but if they are larger, you'll have to put them in something that can handle their size. You might consider a small child's pool to do the job.
The repair shouldn't take too long so you should be able to house the fish in water that you have aerated. Just drop an air stone in the water and maybe a net over the pool in case you have any jumpers.
You'll have to expose the liner so that you can dry it in the area that needs repair work. You might think that pulling that section of liner out of the water will do the trick, but that's a bad idea. In doing so, you may inadvertently allow the soil underneath the liner to slip in its place which will cause a bump later. The bump will look like a deformed shallow spot in your pond.
The best way is to drain the water down to expose the leak. The liner is most likely going to have muck and algae on it which will have to be scrubbed off. Use a small bristle brush to scrub the algae off and make the area nice and clean.
The area to be cleaned should extend several inches around the actual leak itself. Once you have cleaned it, the repairs can begin. You'll need a primer used for activating the effected area. You'll also need the glue used for attaching the patch and the patch material itself. A small brush for the primer and glue can be used as well as a small roller.
Have a couple of small blocks and a C-clamp handy for the job too. You may or may not need them and I'll explain that in a minute. Assess the damage now. Is the leak a rip? A puncture? Is the liner wore through?
Each of these are essentially repaired the same way, but the preparation might be a little different. For instance, a tear or rip would normally look like a slice in the pond liner. A patch can easily be placed over this, where a puncture would have a dimple that might need to be cut out to ensure the repaired area is flat.
A worn area would need to have any deteriorated material cut away so that fresh or as close to fresh liner is what you are attaching the patch to. With that said, prep the area and get it primed. Make sure the patch material is cut slightly bigger than the area to be repaired.
Do you remember fix a bicycle tire when you were a kid? You pull that inner tube out, scratch the damaged area up with that little metal scraper and pour copious amounts of glue all over everything and throw a patch on it. Hopefully you read the directions to the patch kit.
Each patch kit should come with directions and you should read the prior to rendering the repair, just in case they include a step I have not covered here. Now that you have the area cleaned and primed, apply the glue. Make sure to extend the glue out a little further than the patch material will be. Usually the glue needs to dry just a bit before the patch is applied.
Once the glue has dried, put the patch material in place, firmly press the material onto the liner to ensure a good seal. Remember those blocks I talked about? If you have the ability to fold the liner in order to sandwich the liner and patch area between the blocks do so. Use the C-clamp to squeeze the patch to the liner and hold it there while it cures.
It's important to do that only if your liner allows you to. If now, set the liner down and place a heavy object over it while the patch dries. Just be sure that the blocks or heavy object you use does not have any sharp edges that will cause you more problems.
Typically, these patches are set up in about 6 hours. At that point you should be able to fill the pond back up and acclimate your fish back into their original home.
If you'd like to learn more about varying pond and water feature construction methods, visit my construction and tips blog, You Want to Build a What and if you're looking for something to waterproof your pond with visit us at Pond Armor.
Cedar Creek Fifth Wheel Review
I have been in the RV industry for a while and I noticed that a lot of people ask about key features and quality on RVs that go unanswered. So I am going to review a new travel trailer, toy hauler, fifth wheel and motorhome each week. Feel free to post your own review of an RV on our site. Go to www.timetorv.com, scroll down the home page. On the right hand side click login icon, then click creat account and that's it.
The RV that I reviewed is a Forest River Cedar Creek. This unit is a luxury fifth wheel and is made in Indiana. Cedar creek has been in production for 10 years and the market cap continues to grow for this brand. This unit is usually not a first time Rver unit. It's price point is between 50K to 70K, depending on options.
Here are some key features about the Cedar Creek:
* Insulated tanks for cold weather ( this helps prevent your tanks from freezing and cracking ).
* Gel-coat exterior, including entry door and all compartment doors ( this helps the exterior hold its apperence ).
* Automotive UV Clear Coat Paint, Guaranteed for 7 Years,
on all Refrigerator Vents, Microwave Vents, and Entry
Door Window Frames, Preventing Early Discoloration
* Handmade 2 x 2 - 16" (or less) OC Sidewalls with Individually Fastened Custom “L” Brackets Combined with Uniroyal®Silaprene Adhesives for a Strong Flexible Frame without Welding or Lamination. (475 PSI at 2" Per Minute, Marine Grade) The benefit of having this is, when your side walls are welded they can stress and crack over time without you even noticing it until it's to late. Remember these unit flex while on the road.
* All slide-outs are insulated all the way around ( 5 sides ). This may sound crazy but a lot of manufacturers don't insulate the whole slideout.
* R-7 insulation in the walls. It is not possible to get thicker insulation without having thicker walls. If some one says they have R-10 or R-14 in the wall then they must have 2x4 studs not 2x2. Also, some RV manufacturers count the side wall skin as insulation.
* All end caps are insulated for better climate control in the fifth wheel.
* Day and night shades, no more radeling from mini-blinds.
* Central Vacume, for ease of cleaning
* Huge out-side storage to take every thing including the kitchen sink.
* Forest River goes the extra mile with this product by providing the owner with road side assistance from Coach-Net for the first year
Another thing, I witnessed personally is, the workers for Cedar Creek are very proud of what they do and don't cut corners just to get to their lunch break. Cedar Creek believes in quality first, not quanity and that starts first with the employees. The turn around for emloyees is very low adn when they need to hire someone else, they don't even put out an ad. Most employees are referred by another worker at the plant. Below is a list of some standard feature taken from the Cedar Creek website. I hope this has been helpful. Feel free to post your own reviews.
Exterior Features
* #30 Gas Bottles with Bottle Cover & Automatic Change Over
* (2) Scare Lights - Door Side & Off Door Side w/ Separate Wall Switches
* 110V. Outlet in Below Deck Front Storage
* 12V. Battery Disconnect
* Large Surface 12V. Heating Pads on All Holding & Fresh Water Tanks w/ Thermostat
* 15,500 LB Rated Extended Pin Box
* 16" Tire Underbelly Carrier
* 12V Storage Lights in Below Bath Deck & Front Storage Areas
* 30" High Gel coat Compartment Doors for Side-to-Side Storage, Turning Your Front Storage Area into a Front Storage Shed
* 30" Radius Front Door Entry w/ Deadbolt Lock & Drip Cap w/"Soft Top" Entry Storm Doors that Allow Full View to the Outdoors
* 55 Amp Power Converter
* All Exterior Compartment Doors, Exterior Lights & Corners are Sealed w/ Butyl Rubber & Silicone - Proven to be the Best Sealant in the Industry - No Putty or Foam Tap
* Black Tank Flush
* Break Away Switch
* Cambered 10" I-Beam w/ Unique "Z" Frame Storage
* Convenient Single Access Phone Jack & Cable TV Connections
* Detachable 30 AMP Power Cord
* Enclosed & Double Layer Insulated Underbelly
* Flush Floor Bath & Bedroom Deck
* Folding White Enamel Assist Handle at Door
* Front Power Electric Jacks w/Quick Release Front Facing Jack Pins
* Hard Heat Duct Boot Leading into Your Front Upper Deck for 2x More Efficient Delivery of Heat
* Hitch Light
* Hydraulic Front Landing Jacks on 6RD6S, 37CKQS & 37RDQS
* Large Framed Dark Tinted Jalousie Clamp Ring Windows w/ Superior UV and Weather Protection
* Lighted Entry Step
* True Gel coat Lockable Clamp Ring Exterior Baggage Doors w/ Thumb Grip & Door Catch
* Opaque Jalousie Window in all Toilet Areas
* Custom Artwork Graphics
* Porch Light
* Radius Wrapped Bottom Metal Skirt
* Silver Metallic Clear Coat Wheels (No Rusting White Rims)
* Smooth, Easy Operating, Easy Grip, Entry Steps - Extra Wide for Confident Footing
* Taillight Assembly w/ Back-Up Lights Included
* UV Automotive Paint Coating is Placed on Refrigerator Vents to Prevent Premature Color Changes
* White Enamel Rear Ladder
Interior Features Bedroom
* New Oiled Bronze Hardware that is Continued throughout the Bedroom & Bathroom Areas
* 9-8" Deep, Drawers in Main Bedroom Area
* Bedroom Roof Vent
* Central Television Cabinet Location
* Full 6'8" on Headroom
* Luxurious Bed Spread which Includes Elastic Mattress Grips, Pillows, & Shams w/ Solid Wood Shelves
* Soft Gray Mirrored Closet Doors that Conceal One of the Deepest Closets in the Industry
* Swivel Mount TV Antenna w/Power Booster
* Upgraded Pillow Top Residential Mattress
* Solid Wood Dresser Top (No Formica)
Kitchen
* 9 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator w/Exterior Digital Temperature Gauge
* 30" Over the Range Microwave w/ Built-in Vent
* New Laminate Countertop w/a 2" Solid Oak Edge
* 60" x 48" Window in Dinette Area
* Coagulum Diamond Floor
* Crown Molding Complementing all Overhead Cabinets in Kitchen area
* Durable, Residential Stainless Steel Sink w/Full Twin Deep Wells & Includes a High Rise Swivel Spout & Vegetable Sprayer & (1) Sink Cover
* Entire Water Filtration System which Includes Tank & City Water - Even Your Shower Water is Filtered
* Full 42" Easy Entry, Double Pedestal Dinette Table w/2" Solid Oak Edging
* Layer 65-Gallon Demand Water System
* Lazy Susan
* Pantry
* Residential Style Full Extension Roller Drawer Guides w/ Travel Locks - No Binding
* Silverware Drawer
* Solid Ash Drawer Fronts w/ Baltic Birch Sides & Ends Convenient 5" & 8" Sizes
* Toe Kicks at the Base of the Kitchen Cabinet
* Hoosier Cabinet (34RLSA) w/2' Extendable Countertop & Appliances
Miscellaneous Appliances
* 30 AMP Detachable Power Cord
* LP Gas Detector
* Carbon Monoxide Detector
* Smoke Detector
* Single Residential Style Thermostat for Heating & Cooling
* Solid State 55AMP Power Convertor
* Suburban 30,000 (Minimum) BTU Furnace
* Wall Mount Monitor Panel
* Water Heater By-Pas System for Winterization
Living Room
* 35" x 9" "Skyview" Side Window in Living Area
* Carbon Monoxide Detector
* Ceiling Fan
* Coordinating Wall Paper Border
* Create a breeze Fantastic Fan w/ Thermostat & Rain Sensor in the Kitchen
* Day/Night Shades
* Fireplace
* Fluted Hardwood Main Slide Fascia Supported by Oak Columns & Post Pad at Carpet
* Lambrequin Style Valances w/ Curtains Throughout Except Bedroom
* LP Detector
* Main Slide-Room Height 6'7"
* Pre-Drilled & Counter Sunk Fastened Cabinetry w/ Lumber-Cor Cabinet Sites
* Queen Ann Style End Table (W/A)
* Smoke Detector
* Solid Ash, Cathedral Style, Cabinets Doors w/ Heavy Duty Hinges, & Residential Handles & Knobs for a Beautiful Crisp Clean Look
* Trackless Plush Pile Carpeting in All Living Room & Bedroom Areas
* Living Room & Bedroom Areas
* TV Cable, Satellite & Decorative Overhead Dinette Light
* Wall Clock
Bathroom
* 12"/10 Blade Bathroom Breeze Power Bath Vent w/Convenient Wall Switch
* 3 Tier Bath Towel Rack
* Wood Grain Passage Doors w/ Residential Door Handles
* Large Bathroom Mirror Medicine Cabinet w/Overhead Make-Up Lights
* One Piece Molded, Residential Style, Fiberglass Shower w/Seat that Wont Deteriorate w/Age
* Skylight Over Tub
* Foot Flush Porcelain Toilet
* Wall Switch Ceiling Lights in Key Locations
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Need help fixing an old boys bike?
I went to Goodwill and found a really good bike for my 4 year old for $8. Took it home, cleaned and oiled it up (wd 40) and everything works well but the seat. I need to raise it but the bicycle seat post is stuck.
I have to post clamp totally untightened and it still wont move. The bike is a Huffy Murray Slingshot Pro, which I am assuming is quite old because I cant find it on the net anywhere.
This bike is such a steal. Please help!
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