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Subject: Re: [LML] LNC4 hand pump leak
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Hi Skip:

Have you checked the shaft closely for burrs or nicks?  Is the groove 
that retains the seal clean and functional?  Does the system operate 
normally;  without excess force on the pump handle?  BTW, whats the 
status of your test program, hours, etc???

Regards, Bill Hogarty