Taras
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I have a 27 year old Trawler with Black Iron fuel tanks. They are original and have never leaked. When I saw about a 1/2 gallon of diesel fuel in the bilge, I was expecting the worst. Thankfully, the tanks are still solid and in good condition. The leak was coming from the Ball Value which is located at the bottom of the tank.
I contacted a friend who has been working on fuel tanks for 30 years and he said "when you replace the ball value, be sure to put "Leak Lock" on the treads of all the connections."
I did just that and NO LEAKS!!
For those of you that need a tight seal, this stuff is great.....
Highside Chemicals Inc. manufacturers Leak Lock and Leak Lock Gold.
I contacted a friend who has been working on fuel tanks for 30 years and he said "when you replace the ball value, be sure to put "Leak Lock" on the treads of all the connections."
I did just that and NO LEAKS!!
For those of you that need a tight seal, this stuff is great.....
Highside Chemicals Inc. manufacturers Leak Lock and Leak Lock Gold.