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Crack in fresh water tank - Jeff August - 05-26-2008 03:20
Hello to all!
We have a crack in our street side fresh water tank, it is about a inch
or so long about half way up the side of the tank. What do I use or how
do I fix this, it is a plastic tank. I will try and see if I can lift
it out some to get at the crack, will something like Permatex work?
Thankyou for your help!
Michelle and Jeff August
1980FC35RB
Plymouth Wi.
Crack in fresh water tank - Gary Smith - 05-26-2008 04:19
Check to see if there is a plastic welder nearby. I would be concerned with
contamination of the fresh water supply using any kind of glue.
Gary
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Hello to all!
We have a crack in our street side fresh water tank, it is about a inch
or so long about half way up the side of the tank. What do I use or how
do I fix this, it is a plastic tank. I will try and see if I can lift
it out some to get at the crack, will something like Permatex work?
Thankyou for your help!
Michelle and Jeff August
1980FC35RB
Plymouth Wi.
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Crack in fresh water tank - John McGinnis - 05-26-2008 08:33
Ditto; I agree use a plastic welder. I would venture to say any
adhesive would come unglued in a period of time. A plastic welder
should make it like new.
John 88FC35 Louisville, KY/Jeffersonville, IN
Crack in fresh water tank - Gregory OConnor - 05-26-2008 09:59
Plastic has a grain, if you find a potable glue , drill a hole at
all ends of the crack. the crack may not continue past the hole
but may continue past the repaired end of a crack. remember the
crack is a result of somthing else that needs attention. what caused
the crack may be the first thing to solve. if it is age brittle
plastic you may need to resupport the tank and treat the plastic as
if it is simply a liner?????
GregoryO'Connor
94ptRomolandCa
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff August"
>
> Hello to all!
> We have a crack in our street side fresh water tank, it is about a
inch
> or so long about half way up the side of the tank. What do I use
or how
> do I fix this, it is a plastic tank. I will try and see if I can
lift
> it out some to get at the crack, will something like Permatex work?
> Thankyou for your help!
> Michelle and Jeff August
> 1980FC35RB
> Plymouth Wi.
>