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Jan 28, 2023 #1
St8shooter
I have a Murray lawn tractor and the mounting screws have penetrated the tank causing it to leak at both screw holes. How can I patch this plastic tank?
Jan 28, 2023 #2
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bertsmobile1
Get a plastic welding kit
The ones that go on the end of a soldering iron will come with some sticks of HDPE and instructions.
Jan 28, 2023 #3
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AcadGrad81
If this were my machine, I'd look for local mower repair shop "boneyards" that often have re-usable items from parted-out units available to buy.
Jan 28, 2023 #4
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nbpt100
At a temproary fix until you get another tank or buy some welding equipment, you can put some Seal All in the screw holes.
Jan 29, 2023 #5
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Tbone0106
I have a Murray lawn tractor and the mounting screws have penetrated the tank causing it to leak at both screw holes. How can I patch this plastic tank?
"The mounting screws have penetrated the tank?" Seriously? Did they do this just all of a sudden? Or was it a long-term plot? What do you think?
Jan 29, 2023 #6
thesilentone
Belzona is usefull for plastic tank repairs.