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- Chuck_thehammerExplorerTalk to Barker people...
there are some good plastic epoxy's these days. - rkentzelExplorerTry calling them I had a similar leak called them with the date code on the bottom. They replaced it free just paid shipping. I believe I had to cut the date code out of it and send it to them. Don't know if they still do it.
- Guy_RoanExplorerUse West Systems G-Flex epoxy.
It is made specifically for plastics.
You can get it at any West marine store
Guy - wa8yxmExplorer IIIThere is a product I've used to seal a fitting on my black tank.. GOOP. comes in several flavors but Id' think the marine would work best.. Amazing stuff, Very sticky.
- Redcatcher70ExplorerIf it is a small crack or pinhole you might try some JB Weld, follow package directions....... JMHO
- DutchmenSportExplorerNo suggestions for a repair. But I do know, if mine sprung a leak, I'd just throw it away and get a new one. I know they cost, and they aren't cheap, but the risk of another failure is too great in my opinion.
I did replace the wheels on mine once in the last 17 years though.
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