On 10/27/2020 3:48 PM, Phillip Matheson via KRnet wrote:
far to rotate and drill.
Or just cut an access whole (6”) in the bottom of the tank to get inside to
work, then reseal , or make it removable like metal aircraft tanks
Phil.
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My tank is built in to the wing and actually contributes a bit to the
wing structure, in no way removable. The scab you see in the photo on
the 48" rib is where I cut the tank open to fix a leak 15 years ago.
I'll only cut in to the tank as a last, last resort and then only after
three day of sobbing. This hill isn't really that high to climb it's
just a matter of picking the fix and then doing it.
Larry Flesner
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