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> OT: MaxJax Coupling is Leaking, Started leaking after last install
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post Aug 23 2025, 02:23 PM
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I've moved the posts several times. This last time there was a puddle of fluid on the post. Looks like it's coming from the coupling.

Anyone else have this issue? Anything I can do to mitigate the leak. I've reached out to MaxJax about it.


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post Sep 9 2026, 04:22 PM
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So I ordered a coupler set from Bendpak figuring I'd go with the original.

When I received the new couplings, replaced the coupling on the post but the new coupling would not thread onto the hose. Tried many times and it just wouldn't thread on. Put the old coupling on and it threaded fine over and over. Finally just put the original back on and contact Bendpak.

Contacted Bendpak sending them a picture of the offending coupling. Their response was 'that is an aftermarket coupling and you should contact the vendor'. WTF?

I told them if it is aftermarket THEY sold it to me. Finally they said they would send a new set. Actually sent 2 sets so I'll have to try the newer ones on the hose.

What a PITA.


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