Originally posted by bobs
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A boilermaker may be able to open it up along one of the end seams and repair it. They would then pressure test it to make sure it's safe afterwards.
I'm not really sure on the legality of doing that for domestic equipment so it'd be best to discuss it with them first. It may also end up more expensive to do a repair than to just get another boiler.
Sourcing a replacement boiler would then be the next issue, can't help you in that regard, especially as you are in Canada.


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