I cannot access the bottom of the reservoir
There are typically 3 to 4 lag screws or bolts on them. If you are leaking that bad it is shot, no question there, getting a replacement will show you where they are located on the tank. save yourself a headache and make sure it has the pump and ant level sensors already installed, then when you unplug the connectors clean them with BLACK sandpaper and treat with dielectric grease (the small "buck a pack" ) convenience packs at the counter of the local auto parts store will suffice. If you bought a used tank make sure you clean the connectors on it as well. When you are done, take apart the old tank, save the pump(s) and any sensors as spares. AND if you are really handy with a high wattage soldering iron with a broad head or a wood burner, you MAY be able to melt the broken tank back together, or fill in missing plastic with donor plastic from a heavy food grade plastic bottle. And let me tell you, This (plastic welding) is a majorly useful skill, and is actually the principle that hot glue works under.
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