Hello all,
I'm overhauling a USD solid bar manifold. Anybody got a #7 (828510 Back-up ring)? It's a flat ring, not an o-ring. Thanks, Mark.
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Need USD solid bar manifold part.
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Re: Need USD solid bar manifold part.
Doing it right should include some common sense, not just blindly following specs and instructions. .Gary D, AWAP on SB
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Re: Need USD solid bar manifold part.
Unfortunately not - too wide, too thick, too white....
[Yes, I'm aware of the joke fodder this response gives - purely unintentional. Just trying to be descriptive.]
Any other ideas? Mark
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Re: Need USD solid bar manifold part.
Is the one from your valve the same size as the oring? If so, and yours is damaged you can get those from a local seal and oring supply house. If not damaged just lubricate it an re-use, but replace the oring. Another viable option that I have used is to use a second 010 oring there. If possible that one should be a 90 durometer hardness instead of the more common 70 d used for most of the orings.
I should have those orings, and maybe even the backup rings that size and will be glad to drop some in the mail if that's what fits... just let me know.
If all else fails send the valve to me, and I can try a combinations of seals until it works! It's not really complicated, and I can almost guarantee a quick fix and fast return. I will be glad to help.
I should have those orings, and maybe even the backup rings that size and will be glad to drop some in the mail if that's what fits... just let me know.
If all else fails send the valve to me, and I can try a combinations of seals until it works! It's not really complicated, and I can almost guarantee a quick fix and fast return. I will be glad to help.
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Re: Need USD solid bar manifold part.
PM address and I will send you one.
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Re: Need USD solid bar manifold part.
PM Sent. Thank you. Markkgehring wrote:PM address and I will send you one.
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