leak in gray water tank

[Pete Masterson]

The repair is better done with "plastic welding" -- you'll have to look for someone with the right equipment. Basically, new plastic is melted into the crack and joins (under heat) with the original plastic. It's not a DIY project.

Epoxy might work for a short time... then fail.

Pete Masterson

'95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42

"aeonix1@mac.com"

On the road at Long Beach, WA

On Aug 6, 2008, at 6:50 AM, coreyg67 wrote:

Ok, I guess I'm getting my BBird baptism.  As I was working on my shorepower problem, I 

noticed water leaking out from under the coach in the water bay.  After a quick inspection, I 

found a pin hole sized leak in a seam in my gray water tank.  Looks like just a weak spot in 

the construction that cracked a hair with a full load of water on it.  Is this something that 

can be repaired with an epoxy?  I think I can get a syringe in there and inject an epoxy into 

the hole to fill it.  If not, how in the world do I go about replacing the gray water tank???  I 

know its doable, but I want to hear from someone who has done so before. 

Corey and Jenni

1996 PT42'

Prosper, TX