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    Default Re: How can I avoid a pH crash?

    Leave it to Murphy! Never seems to fail, does it?
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    Default Re: How can I avoid a pH crash?

    Pull the pump. Bring your tools. Let someone else drive. Take it apart in your lap on the way. Get parts in Canadia(if you can). Put it back together on your way home(someone else driving). It's all ready when you return. Plenty of time. ;-)

    Warning: Do not attempt to rebuild your pump while driving.
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