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replacing a blanked off side fill on slurry tank

mengele · 2015-09-22 20:45:50

Did anybody ever have to re-weld in a blanked off side fill on the drum of a slurry tank? Rest of the tank is sound but the side fill has a small hole in it. Did anyone ever cut the side fill point off a slurry tank and re weld the new piece on. Is it a success or would it ever be right again. I feel its the right job to…

22-09-2015 8:45pm

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Did anybody ever have to re-weld in a blanked off side fill on the drum of a slurry tank? Rest of the tank is sound but the side fill has a small hole in it. Did anyone ever cut the side fill point off a slurry tank and re weld the new piece on. Is it a success or would it ever be right again. I feel its the right job to do if it could be done right. rest of the tank is spotless.

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#2 22-09-2015 8:47pm

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its like cutting off the blank off at the side and welding in a new piece.

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