Leaky waste tank

[davidkerryedwards]

Dealt with a number. I've found SuperMend epoxy to be an excellent fix. It's
available at
my local hardware store in the glue section. I typically use fiberglass cloth
with it for
larger leaks. I have found it superior to plastic welding. I've never found it
necessary to
remove a tank in order to repair it.

Kerry
82 Fc 35
Denver

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Don Bradner" wrote:
>
> Anybody ever have to deal with a leaking waste tank?
>
> Mine started leaking a few days ago, parked in my driveway with, at a guess,
10 gallons
of fluid in it. I pulled the shroud, emptied the tank and dried things out, then
today filled it
until it started leaking. Took to 3/4 full before leaking became obvious, and it
quickly
grew. So far as I can tell it is not from anywhere around the drain - appears to
come from
somewhere further to the rear.
>
> I'm guessing my only option is to pull it and look. I'm taking it to my local
small RV
repairer tomorrow - as usual they will be happy to have me do most of the labor
under
their direction and with their tools.
>
> I hoping they will have good ideas on how to get it off the valve in order to
get it turned
to come out, but I'm wondering if someone has done it on a PT-40?
>
>
> Don Bradner
> 90 PT40 "Blue Thunder"
> Eureka, CA
>