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Old 08-25-2013, 12:40 PM   #1
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Power Gear Hydraulic Fluid Tank

Have developed a pin hole(s) leak in the bottom of the tank. Tried cleaning it off and applying JB Weld but it's still leaking. Think I need to drain and remove the tank to really clean and patch it but not sure about removing it without some direction. Any info out there? Many thanks.
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Old 08-25-2013, 02:18 PM   #2
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I saved several hot water tanks by screwing a small Stainless screw into the hole and then epoxying over the screw. If you put a soft aluminum washer under the screw head to act as a seal, and then clean the area with brake cleaner, the epoxy would then stick.
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Old 08-25-2013, 04:32 PM   #3
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I saved several hot water tanks by screwing a small Stainless screw into the hole and then epoxying over the screw. If you put a soft aluminum washer under the screw head to act as a seal, and then clean the area with brake cleaner, the epoxy would then stick.
This is the way to correct your problem. The SS screw with a copper or aluminum washer will fix your problem on that pinhole. This is good advise...
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If the fix above does not work, email Power Gear. They are very quick to respond...they have to be since they won't take phone calls from customers.
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