Help needed

[Wilkymelvin2024]

Hi all,
I am away at the moment near settle I have had an issue with my water pipe for my bathroom sink. It has blown off and broken can't be used again and for Obvious reasons I can't put my pump on or have water in the MH.

Does anyone know anywhere near me that would be open tomorrow to get a replacement. Thank you

 

[L' Hobo]

Hi all,
I am away at the moment near settle I have had an issue with my water pipe for my bathroom sink. It has blown off and broken can't be used again and for Obvious reasons I can't put my pump on or have water in the MH.

Does anyone know anywhere near me that would be open tomorrow to get a replacement. Thank you



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In the meantime, go to a supermarket and buy a few 5ltr water containers untill you get water, these are refillable and at least you can have a cup of tea.

 

[KNWH]

The broken metal bit holds the pipe in but shouldn’t stop it sealing.
As a temporary measure can you push the pipe back and use duct tape, or cable ties, or something to physically stop it being forced out?

 

[Winchester123]

Is there not some way that you can block up the end of the pipe?
I’ve done a good job in the past with a plastic bag and a rubber band

 

[L' Hobo]

Is there not some way that you can block up the end of the pipe?
I’ve done a good job in the past with a plastic bag and a rubber band
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I always carry a couple of Speedfit pipe stoppers.

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[Wilkymelvin2024]

Speedfit are definitely going in the tool box

 

[Richard n Ann]

When I used to fit beer pumps years ago you could kink a pipe and secure it with tape to stop a leak. Probably works with water too

 

[Jolly Jack Tar]

Clingfilm or PTFE tape wrapped around a bolt of the same approximate diameter as the pipe pushed into the pipe,secure with a jubilee clip (if you carry any onboard?)