Hole in outlet pipe

[Anon1mous]

Hi,
I just found a hole in my outlet pipe from the filter to the outlet.
My pipe is a black rubber pipe, i think its poly and it has a hole.

Should I:
1. use that flex spray to seal the hole?
2. use a Coupling Plastic Coil Fitting. This fits into the pipe and connect them. This would mean I would need to cut the pipe and insert this.
3. use Coupling PVC Fitting. This connects the pipes from the outside. This would also require cutting the pipes

What is the best option?

 

[ajw22]

Post pics of your equipment and problem area.

 

[Anon1mous]

Post pics of your equipment and problem area.

I am using a sand filter and you can see the hole in the pipe (it the part that looks wet)

 

[Anon1mous]

Any suggestions?

 

[JamesW]

Looks like black poly pipe.

Did it get poked by a stake or something?

Get some barbed to pvc pipe adapters and replumb.

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[jimmythegreek]

If your gonna cut amd repair only barbed fitting will work for poly. You need double clamps on both ends spin second clamp 180 degrees

 

[Anon1mous]

Looks like black poly pipe.

Did it get poked by a stake or something?

Get some barbed to pvc pipe adapters and replumb.

1-1/2" Sch 40 PVC Insert Adapter (White PVC) - Insert x Soc 474-015

Looking for this 1-1/2" Sch 40 PVC Insert Adapter (White PVC) - Insert x Soc 474-015? PVC Fittings has it at this low price!

www.pvcfittingsonline.com

I think my gardner made a hole while digging for my fence.
Can't barb to PVC as I do not have PVC there and I would need to dig up the pipe to replace.

 

[JamesW]

Cut out a section, used barbed to pvc on both sides and replumb.

 

[Anon1mous]

Cut out a section, used barbed to pvc on both sides and replumb.

I found this at Lowe's and hoping it will do that job without cutting.

 

[Newdude]

Hey Anon !! Don't use that wrap please. It is BEGGING for trouble. And thats *if* it even helps in the first place. If you dont feel comfortable working with the plumbing (and there is no shame in it) please hire someone to make it a permanent fix. Whatever you may save now will snowball down the road.

 

[jimmythegreek]

Dont use that stuff. Wont hold. Just fix with barbed fittings. Any handy person can fix this