Not actually for my series, it is for a Fordson super major tractor I am restoring (thread), but there must be people on here that have had weeping fuel tanks in their series motors and repaired rather than replaced.
I have a very slight weep around one of the mounting bolt holes, this is a fairly common are for this to happen and is a stress fracture rather than a rust hole. the tank is in good solid conditions and is currently removed for repainting, and stripped back to bare metal anyway. On a quick google the two most common seem to be por15 and slosh. Both claim to be suitable for all modern ethanol based fuels, and I am aware that with both, as with anything, it is the prep work and cleaning that is the most important part important part of the process and that is the same with either. Does anyone have any experience with either product, or any recommendations for another brand?
I have a very slight weep around one of the mounting bolt holes, this is a fairly common are for this to happen and is a stress fracture rather than a rust hole. the tank is in good solid conditions and is currently removed for repainting, and stripped back to bare metal anyway. On a quick google the two most common seem to be por15 and slosh. Both claim to be suitable for all modern ethanol based fuels, and I am aware that with both, as with anything, it is the prep work and cleaning that is the most important part important part of the process and that is the same with either. Does anyone have any experience with either product, or any recommendations for another brand?
