It doesn’t matter what brand of gas tank you have, Honda, Kohler, Briggs and Stratton, Stihl, Husqvarna - you can repair them all, for free, within minutes!
Plastic welding a leaking gas tank is a permanent repair and will not leak again in the future. Follow along with this DIY, step by step tutorial and with nothing other that an old screw driver and a means of heating it up, you save a huge amount of money, learn a new skill and get your small engine back up and running in no time!

TOOLS I USE:

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00:00 Repair a leaking gas tank
00:23 What you need to plastic weld a gas tank
01:17 How to find a leak in a gas tank
01:51 Preparation for plastic welding a gas tank
02:44 How to plastic weld a gas tank
04:34 Testing gas tank after fixing the leak