Re: KRnet> Has tank

2022-10-30 Thread MS
The bladder or liner business sounds like unnecessary trouble.  My 17 gallon removable aluminum tank sits with flanges welded to each side of it.  The flanges sit upon the fuselage side rails.  I had two or three little pinhole areas along one of the seams on the bottom.  JB has held up after th

Re: KRnet> Has tank

2022-10-30 Thread Michael Quinn via KRnet
weld - and if any leaks use pro-seal. Anything else you are compromising the seam - and dealing with "glues" not specifically designed for being in fuel for extended amounts of time. M. From: KRnet on behalf of GARRY COWLES via KRnet Sent: Sunday, October 30,

Re: KRnet> Has tank

2022-10-30 Thread John Gotschall via KRnet
I have an aluminum tank that was welded and leaked. A tiny pinhole. Built by someone else. At the time I did not have experience with or equipment for aluminum welding, so I drained it, filled it with water, drained it again and went about aluminum brazing to fix the pinhole. Similar to your que

Re: KRnet> Has tank

2022-10-30 Thread Rich Parker via KRnet
You could if you are willing to have your engine quit in flight or die in a fire. Rich From: KRnet on behalf of GARRY COWLES via KRnet Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2022 6:31:28 PM To: KRnet Cc: GARRY COWLES Subject: KRnet> Has tank Could you make an alumin