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beaglebriar replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.Yeah I’ve camped there a few times, the kids loved the beach when they were little. -
SOME of US were born that way. Then sometimers gets in the way.
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beaglebriar reacted to JimG.'s post in the thread WANTED Jonsered 625/630/670 air filter cover with
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beaglebriar replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.I have one with jb weld. Its not pretty but it doesn’t leak.
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That hole is right next to a seam which is probably glued so welding is probably not an option as you'll burn the glue out.
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beaglebriar replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.Well damn you pretty much know everything huh??
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I don’t think there’s enough meat in the thickness of the case to tap it and screw a plug in.
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beaglebriar replied to the thread Not so pros 4 new and without politics or drama.Happy Sunday….muh wood pile is feeling the pain….
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I'm on the fence. If those healthcare subsidies had been extended they would have saved me almost exactly $1200, but I have to give...
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I’m leaning pretty heavily toward just putting a nut and bolt in with a grommet or rubber washers to seal it. I can access the hole...
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beaglebriar replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.Have you ever actually looked at 1/8” pipe thread? It’s very fine.
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@srcarr52 @tree monkey @dall just a few off the top of my head around here besides all the welding shops out there...
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It will work as long as the area involved has a little bit of "meat" to it to make a couple few threads. Being a tank and not a...
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beaglebriar replied to the thread Fixing hole in tank.Drill and tap. 1/8” pipe plug should work as long as it’s thick enough. Install with red locktite or maybe epoxy. I remember @Stump Shot...
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beaglebriar reacted to maulhead's post in the thread Not so pros 4 new and without politics or drama with
Haha.
