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oh f*ck!
thats not good

anyone anygood at plastic welding as im going to have a go
Confused

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i see your butt's got a leak... water shame....
Lol whoops!
Try this stuff if you can get hold of some...

Used on my boras expansion tank it's still going strong after 18 months.
http://www.alexshanks.com/index.php?opti...edium=base
Slap some waterproof epoxy putty in there to slow it down, then epoxy a fibreglass patch over the top (or use polyurethane adhesive, either or)
the plan is to grind the crack out and hot melt weld some plastic into it with a heat gun

goto dump all the water first!
just had a go at fixing this
have not filled it back up yet but fingers crossed

after watching son videos on youtube i decided to have a go

so heres the quick guide

Tools
wickes 2000w paint stripper gun
jigsaw
hand grinder
large flat screwdriver
water pump

pumped out tank to below crack line.
used grinder to clean crack area and under cut the crack.
cut up strips of the same plastic from the lid.
warmed area with heat gun.
feed in plastic careful not to get it to hot or the plastic runs.
work into the desired shape with the flat of the screwdriver.
carefull not to get the screwdriver too hot or the plastic sticks to it

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just some cyclones and a drop now and you will be back up and running