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Originally Posted by InsideOut Okay, so I gotta "go there"....
If it's just the fresh water tank and you don't need a special compound shape, seems like a new tank might end up being cheaper, faster and a better fix. So far I see about $130 in tools that aren't doing the trick. A new 30 gallon standard tank is usually <$100. They only get expensive when you go custom ~
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Shari, ask your better half if there is ever, or ever has been, an inadequate excuse for buying a new tool!
Plus, I am in no mood to take the double dump valve apart, the rest of the belly under the tanks, and then get the
black tank (in the Sovereign) out. I'd much rather putz around for a month and figure out if I can do this the lazy guy way!
The fresh tank (in the Safari) will be easy in comparison. It's just a straight 4" crack and is totally accessable from above through an existing cutout in the floor.
Zep