Tempering Tank

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There is a copper tank in my wood-heated basement that tempers the very cold well water before it enters the hot water heater tank. It has developed a pin-hole leak. Is it worth replacing, or should i just by-pass it, letting the oil boiler do all the heating? If replacing, what should I use for a new tank? I live in central Massachusetts.
 

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Copper can be easily brazed (no flux needed) or Soldered with silver bearing alloy . Do not use solder containing lead
 
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