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O-ring source?
Does anyone have a clever idea for local sources of really tiny o-rings? I have tried Home Depot faucet repair and the smallest size is way too big. The o-ring on my Rossi 60 needle valve is shot and I can't seem to match it up. Suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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O-ring source?
harbor freight has a kit with many orings. Not sure if they are fuel/alcohol proof tho. Do a search that their website.
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O-ring source?
I've found some at a local plumbing supply place. You might find one in the yellow pages? Morris Hobbies?
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O-ring source?
I have good luck at local implement dealers (John Deere & Case- IHC) They usually have a good selection . Our fuel don't bother most "O" rings. MAX H.
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O-ring source?
Get the buna-n or viton ( more expensive) types. They are compatible with glow fuel.
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O-ring source?
I've gotten them at the local hardware just up the street.
Places like Boca Bearings sell them too but you'd need to buy a whole assorment to make it worthwhile. Enjoy, Jim |
O-ring source?
Thanks everyone .... I'll give them all a try. The problem so far has been this o-ring is actually the thinnist I've ever seen. It is much smaller than a #60 which is 1/8 id X 1/4 od. The original looks to be about 3/32 X 1/8. In other words, the wall thickness is only about 1/32. My temporary solution has been to use a very small diameter (5/32 od) fuel tubing and slice a circle (takes a few tries) off the end.
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