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11/10 |
Hello Barth gang. I have sprung a seeping leak in my black water tank. We're travelling and are in Las Vegas now and willing to travel some distance as long as there is no snow. Has anyone had experience with such a problem and found a competent and willing repair facility for such a problem in Nevada/Arizona. I believe it can be patched or welded but it will be quite a job to get out to access the (as yet unkown) repair location. Bill 1987 Newell ~ 40ft Widebody 2x f/o's: 1988 Barth - 33 Ft. SE tag axle & 1976 Barth - 24 Ft. | ||
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8/09 |
I can't help with the service shop suggestions, but I can say that Eternabond makes a product for sealing tanks. They have instructional videos at www.eternabond.com - I've used their roof sealing tape with great results. | |||
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First Month Member 11/13 |
Do you know the material of the tank? Regardless of the material, if you have to remove the tank to access the leak area, having it welded would be best. If you can access the leak without removal, 3M DP-8005 would work well if it is PE or one of the plastics they list. Grainger usually carries it or can get it in a day or so. If it is ABS, you can make a slurry of shavings or filings and ABS cement and apply it to the roughed-up damaged area. . 84 30T PeeThirty-Something, 502 powered | |||
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