Discussion Desired on BWT Replacement

[txfulltimers]

Howdy, Chuck.
Thanks for the reply. I don't think our BWT is fiberglass. I think that it is
some kind of poly-plastic.

Jack
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--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Chuck Wheeler" wrote:
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> My experience is that Silicon Calk will not hold. I do not know about a '93
> but on our '83 the tanks are fiberglass. Easy to repair with West systems
> products. If you are interested I can get the numbers from the product
> series we used. I have repaired three tanks and had not had any further
> problems. One had a shattered flange where the drain connected, one had
> road damage, and one on another coach had a leak where the tank washer was
> installed.
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> - Chuck Wheeler-
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> Howdy.
> We are realizing that there were repairs to the black water tank by previous
> owners of our 1993 Wanderlodge. I have found seeping where the tank makes a
> 90 degree corner. Repaired that. Now, there is seeping where the tank and
> sewer pipe are joined and there is a hose clamp there. So I found seepage on
> that. So I coated it liberally with silicon caulk. SHMBO is not happy and
> would like to replace the present tank with one that is not so oddly shaped.
> Have you replaced the black water tank in your BB? A slightly smaller tank
> would be o.k. Comments, ideas, please?
>
> TIA,
> Jack
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> Regards,
>
> Jack and Liz Pearce
>
> Fulltiming in a 1993 WLWB
> Summering in Buena Vista, CO
> Wintering in Dhanis, Republic of Texas
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