Posted by Dr. Bert on April 02, 2009 at 11:29:59 from (72.36.57.58):
In Reply to: gas tank leaks posted by Farmall Bob on April 02, 2009 at 09:14:39:
Farmall Bob: If you have a local airplane mechanic, go to him and buy a quart of "sloosh compound". They use this in aircraft fuel tanks. The new stuff is even safe with the ethanol blends. Clean the tank as suggested, pour in the compd, roll the tank around, and drain back into the can. Simple, easy, and my tanks have not leaked in 10 years.
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