Black Tank Handle pulled out of valve
Last fall before I put the fiver to bed for the winter, I replaced both the grey and black tank valves as they were leaking slightly. I lubricated the slides with silicone grease and they slid back an...
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PaulJ2 wrote:dougrainer wrote:PaulJ2 wrote:
Maybe coat the end of the rod with some kind of glue, push it back in, wait till the next day for the glue to dry and try again?
Then you will have the blade glued and stuck:B Doug
Yup,maybe but who cares if you have to change the valve anyway.
I just like trying things like that. :B
MY point was, HOW many valves have you changed with **** in the tank? NOT a easy scenario to take the 4 bolts out and try to get rid of the **** that will go all over the place. Drill the hole like I stated. WHY? because you will be replacing the valve anyway. Why attempt to glue or gum it up when it is bad anyway?. MY WAY, You get the **** out of the tank with minimum spillage. Doug
PS, I guess you like **** spilling all over you:h
