Is it possible to purchase the plastic tank of a Hayward Sand Filter?

[98gtx]

I did a quick search and found the tanks. I guess it might depend on the model, but here's a link to some hayward filter parts. The tank is availible, but it's almost as much as a new unit.

http://www.surfsidepoolcompany.com/c...ment_Parts/132

Google is your friend!

Also, as far as repair, you might have better luck repairing from the inside, but I'm not sure as I have never tried it.

Thanks for taking a look! I've searched this out, but could not find the plastic tank at a reasonable price. And thanks for the advice on fixing from the inside. Might be worth a shot and work better as my current fix is not holding up to the pressure.

[CarlD]

Did you use pool epoxy or the quick-set stuff? If you use the pool epoxy, from the inside, and work it through the hole, it should harden into a mushroom shape and the pressure should make it seal better.

Just a thought.

Carl

[98gtx]

Did you use pool epoxy or the quick-set stuff? If you use the pool epoxy, from the inside, and work it through the hole, it should harden into a mushroom shape and the pressure should make it seal better.

Just a thought.

Carl

Thanks much, Carl. I wasn't aware that there was pool Expoxy. I'll consider that. I was using a version of Lock-Tite Epoxy made specifically for plastic.

[CarlD]

Yeah, pool epoxy is a putty form of epoxy. I've made some spectacular fixes with putty epoxy, including a car's heater core! It's made for concrete and such, but hardens practically like concrete! It's worth a try and could save you hundreds. If you can't find, go to an autoparts place and get kneadable ribbon epoxy--it's also epoxy putty.

Carl