An associate is tired of running his fork truck off a plastic boat tank. So he dropped this off. It has been empty and dry for a few years, but caution is still important.
Most of the junk was removed with the pneumatic chisel. Then a grinder with slicer wheel once the tank was fully opened and vented.
Cutting a repair section on the Pexto jump shear.
This has been outside wrapped in tarps for a little too long, thus the rusty platen.
Folding on the cheapo brake. This was purchased years ago for the Saab 96 frame channel repair. It mocks me with cheapness whenever I use it. The red paint has turned pink. (Most likely subtle commentary on it’s origin.) But it certainly beats pounding an edge over angle stock with a hammer.
Rough marking the second fold.
Kinda like that.
Next fold.
Drain port.
Old and new mounting brackets. Air chuck fitting used with pressure regulator for leak testing.
Ready for pickup.