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When I got home yesterday, the water level in the manometer dropped a good amount - 2" or so. I was a little discouraged, but more so, concerned about how I was going to find a leak that was that small. I let the air out of the tank and tightened all of the fittings a little more. I also swapped gas caps with the right tank, because I knew that the right one sealed well. Long story short, I woke up today and the water level rose, which corresponded to the barometric pressure dropping. It feels great to have these tanks behind me. They were way more work than I expected, but it wasn't the work that was involved in actually sealing the tanks, but rather all of the time is preparing everything and cleaning up.
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