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Thomas 
Slept in this morning (kind of). Woke up to a huge puddle in the kitchen, traced it back to the upstairs water heater. Found a leak in the output pipe, patched it (temporarily) with some spare flexible water line and a hose clamp I had lying around in the garage. Cut out the wet sheet-rock and insulation, cleaned up the kitchen floor, got ready for work. Took 30 minutes, all told. Wife noticed nothing until I told her (no one ever looks up without being prompted). Still on-time to work today.
Should xpost in manly stuff thread
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Thomas 
Oh crap, I may not be able to use this, now that I think of it. The leak is about 3/8 inch from the connection to the flexible outlet hose. fooey.
A bit tight, might be best to start again and reconnect the flexible hose to a new bit of pipe, soldered or shark-bitten on a bit further down?
Over two years ago I was the victim of fraud on ebay - dodgy seller got about £400 off me and never sent goods. Got my money back from Amex and didn't give it another thought until about a year later when a policeman the other side of the country contacted me to ask about it, and I gave him a statement. Completely slipped my mind until today, when I received an email from the same policeman to let me know that the two fraudsters responsible have just been convicted. The system works! (Sometimes, and very slowly)!