While at Babler, Joyce notice some dampness on the floor in the bedroom. It was an old spot - meaning I had repaired a leak in that area before. I opened up the panel that exposed the plumbing behind the water control vavles and sure enough, the floor was wet there. But, I was unable to find a leak. I connected up the city water line and applied city water pressure (if you want to call Moore Bend Water Co. city water). After the higher pressure was applied for a while, a little seep leak began at one of the joints I had worked on before. I tightened the clamp and added a second clamp for insurance. That seemed to do the trick, however, I need a good water regulator to keep the pressure down. I have two of the el cheapo regulators available at Walmart and they have both failed. So, I need to get a better regulator. In the meantime, the plumbing doesn't leak with the internal pump pressure. So, I'll just fill up the tank when needed and switch off the city water. No need for that excess pressure anyway.
Update: 2 days later with the pump left on and still no leak. I'm going with it as is.
