There is no such thing as a non welded tank…including plastic welding…Would you really want to do that knowing one of the welds failed and another could be just about to fail?
I understand what you are saying but there is an underlying cause of the leak which could be down to installation, design and or suspect welding practices. If your tank has suffered a weld failure then I would want to know the cause and I wouldn't eliminate poor welding but I would also be suspicious about the installation design and shape is there for instance excessive vibration that has induced the failure.
Spent the last 5 months doing that….why stop now!
lol, bit harsh though ?
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A satisfactory outcome would be you lot chipping in when the facture arrives....
If so it's easy to get the engine out!Would you really want to do that knowing one of the welds failed and another could be just about to fail?
Will it go in his Tesla?
No….but will go in the smokey old generator used to charge it
€400 worth of fuel will give my Tesla about 15,000 km
You'll be lucky.
I can’t afford to be understanding....
I've enjoyed your saga of the fuel leak.
There is going to be a very long tail to this saga.....the diesel smell is not going to go away anytime soon...all the clothes and sheets etc etc are at home and have been washed multiple times...but the smell lingers...during the warm months I will start steaming everything (I have a powerful steam cleaner)...and airing everything out but it might be a long time before we sleep on the boat or invite guests
