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MIDGET LEAK DETECTOR The costly problem of locating leaks in water, gas, steam and other fluid lines is solved instantly with the application of the Goldak Midget Leak Detector. To check underground pipes, simply make contact with the 6 inch extension rod provided at a valve opening, jack hammer hole, or by pressing it through the earth. Any leaks make themselves instantly apparent. A real boon to plumbers and plumbing inspectors, it is a must for every man responsible for the maintenance of piping systems. MANUFACTURED BY THE GOLDAK COMPANY, 1544 West Glenoaks Blvd., Glendale 1, California
