Just a teaser
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The last pic is a storage tank I'm using as a mixing tank - it's a 250 gallon water storage tank where I can mix salt, and keep some on hand in the event of a leak/accident. Easily moved with a pallet jack, and has nice intakes/outlets. Very handy.
Tank is 144"x72"x42" - it looks rather small in the pics, but when you have to lift it, I assure you, it isn't.
Tank is 144"x72"x42" - it looks rather small in the pics, but when you have to lift it, I assure you, it isn't.
Any ideas for patching a tiny leak? It's actually at the base between the overflow and the tank, so it trickles into the overflow from the bottom. This will present a problem in the event of a power failure. I didn't notice until I turned off the pumps to move them. It's not a big leak, so I'm hoping I can find a wet applicable sealant/caulk - I can see the two little holes, as there's some tiny bit of sad has pushed through.
