Water tank suspension brackets

[Pudsey Bear]

I'd heard of it but never needed to look it up, I am a wiser man due to Trev, now that's a sentence I never thought I'd utter.

 

[Tezza33]

I'd heard of it but never needed to look it up, I am a wiser man due to Trev, now that's a sentence I never thought I'd utter.

If you want to look even wiser just stand next to Trev

 

[Kennygd]

Find yourself a supplier of Unistrut ....41x41 or 41x21 channel slotted or plain .
Already galvanised
Loads of fixings/angles/etc etc available too .

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That is the best suggestion I’ve had , I will look into that . Thanks a lot pal

 

[runnach]

That is the best suggestion I’ve had , I will look into that . Thanks a lot pal

Yes, quickly east solution and diy fix.

 

[mistericeman]

If you are anywhere near Manchester ...

I've usually got a couple or so of 3m lengths of 41x41 slotted on my work van that I can possibly 'lose' along with m8 Zebs/washers etc etc
If that's any use .

 

[tidewatcher]

I’m with Trev. That looks like galvanised loop mix welded onto a stainless bolt or the welding took off the galvanising in the area. Dissimilar metals always set up a galvanic reaction and sometimes it can be hard to see. Did my time on aircraft and it’s a big thing there as well as on boats. I too spent time with the RNLI, remember if it’s a slipway or carriage boat washed off with fresh water after use the anode set up is different to an afloat boat. Try watching an aluminium yacht moor up, the second thing that happens is anodes on wires dropped over the side. Just saying.