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bobbruce
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bobbruce wrote:Source of the post Thx Dan. I have a crack where the pump bolts to the tank. I removed the entire tank this afternoon. I have cleaned the entire area now that I can see it. Lol. Tonite I have applied a layer of epoxy. Gonna let it cure at least 24 hrs . Then I will plug and or cap all the ins and outs,then leal check it on the workbench. If it holds I will have saved about 1000 or more. Then reinstall, fingers crossed.
Good luck. Huge project to replace one of those tanks for sure
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bobbruce wrote:Source of the post Wasn't so bad ,I removed the port side left bank flex hose. Detached the top of port actuator. Blocked the hatch. Removed the y pipe. That gave me plenty of room. It's holding vacuum now. I wish I could fit a slightly bigger tank. But!!!
Good to know you can get it out over there. Wasn’t sure there was room.
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Dan1
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For those who have the larger holding tank (as does mine) it does come out as well, its no easy task but it can be done with diesels and a generator in the E.R.
Mine leaked from brand new it had a hole in the forward part of the tank, hard up against the hot water system.
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MarkT
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