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jonnystewart

Hi,

There is a slight drip/leak between the shut off valve on my oil tank and the supply line. What is the best way to seal this?

Thanks

Jonny
 
I would advise getting an oftec engineer in as if you muck up you will destroy your garden. Plus insurance wouldn't pay.
 
Do ya reckon supper plumb would have had this covered by now with his "One cure" solution?
What did he get banned for?
 
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