Vision Stone 2 Question

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comptechltd

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I have a Vision Stone 2 tank that has leaked from the beginning. Since the reduild parts don't seem to be available yet I was wondering if it would be ok to put a bead of hot glue around the base where the stem comes into the tank? This would be inside the tank. Just not sure if the juice would react with the hot glue. What do you guys think.

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badkolo

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if your going to seal with silicone tape, its that thin stretchy stuff for plumbers

you can seal it in 2 places to test it out

one is at the bottom base on the screw portion, so when you apply the tube on it the seal will be made and juice cant escape, just like plumbers would do, oyu tape around the bottom connector then the tube screws over that.

the second place you can try a small peace would be under the cup where it connects to the tube.

you need a inner plug or else you wont be able to tilt it, to make sure that section is good, remove the inner plug, make adjustments to it like some do by enlargening the slits in the plug, not needed but some do this.

then alling the slots or with the slits on the cup and press it on firmly so there isnt a huge gap for juice to enter,also do this while its screwed onto your battery so as to not push the pin through the connector.
 

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it does seem that some may be off when going by everyones posts but its hard to locate the issues but we are doing our best, its hard for us to tell which might be a issue, but i assure you there are many people who love the stone and we appreciate everyone's input because we think the stone has a bright future as long as it improves , i personally had no issues with them other then the occasional gurlge which i just blow it out then its good for a while but we are in talks with them at alll times trying to make changes, like in the pics below.


heres a tease of v3

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the second place you can try a small peace would be under the cup where it connects to the tube.

This has been THE solution for me so far...I also have some around the top threads, but the seal from tube to cup seems to have stopped most of the excessive leaking. Wondering why they didn't do this in the first place like on the Fluxos?
 
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