Leaking Tank

I think this may be a good indication that you have picked a bad company to haul tanks with.

Sorry I can't help with the actual problem.

 

A leaking tank can be attacked with a bar of soap. But you must stop then and there wherever possible to get that leak fixed proper. Spills are a no no. You want to see 9 cops inside your tractor and jamming both doors to that cab? Leak on their scale.

I have a feeling like ChaoSS did you are not with a good tanker outfit for too many reasons or ideas to write here.

 

Some states treat any spilled liquid as haz waste...NJ does and I'll bet Cali does too...

spill veg oil on the road and cause an accident making 4 wheelers slide around and the PoPo will take command of the mess...do you have an aversion to matching chrome bracelets?

Keep driving and you might find out.

 

I hear you on the leaks.

Ive run good tanks Lord knows I never leaked where it aint supposed to outside of the dairy and unloading place.

I understand about the leaks on public highways, the Police would sometimes arrest for that. I remember back home the stone hopper haulers would leak solid material when at a stop light through the clam shell bottoms. About a handful if that of some stone powder. Police sees that, pulls em over and a ticket. It's awful hard to keep those hopper bottoms shut tight.

I point again to the scales. Ive seen police rise up enraged that someone is leaking in and around their house and they are fixing to take care of that right quick.

 

Is it leaking from the dome lid and dripping out the overflow tube down the side? I would take a hammer and knock the dome locks tighter.

 

Good advice, driver.