(July 15, 2019 at 7:15 am)Gae Bolga Wrote: It’s fairly common, especially at the temps you mentioned. Other than delam it would pretty much have to be a collapsed section...but I have no idea why it would behave the way you described in that case. There’s enough volume in the pipe alone for a 5 foot rise at the terminal end. Lol, real head scratcher...but so long as you can get it flowing, right?
I think I’ve seen every possible way for tube to fail at this point, sometimes the only solution is to burn it down and begin anew!
It's more of a curiosity than a problem. I generally don't start up until I have at least 250 gallons in the tank.
The only time the line is dry is at initial start - and if I shut down overnight - and blow out the hose with air to prevent freezing.
