Is there an easy solution to repairing a leaking 40 gallon water tank in my Martinique 3300. I can't see any way to replace the tank without cutting the floor. Could I stuff a rubber bladder inside the old tank? I would appreciate you help.
Dave
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Leaking freshwater tank in my Martinique 3300
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dudley
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- Vessel Info: 2001 Wellcraft Martinique 3300
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fmlong37
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- Vessel Info: 1998 Wellcraft 260SE - 7.4L big block 454, windless anchor and remote spot, extended swim platform
Re: Leaking freshwater tank in my Martinique 3300
I have a crack in mine and replacing it would mean taking apart the engine heads to make way. The guy Im working with suggested a hardening gel to seal the cracks since the tank is not pressurized but he won't be doing the work until next spring. Sorry I can't get you results until then but to answer your question, their are epoxy sealers that people use if the damage isn't too bad.
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