[Steam-engine] Handhole Gaskets

[Clif Baumer]

I used red rubber for years but would never go back after using 
Topog-e.  They last much longer seal better, and are easier to remove 
when you replace them.  I get mine from St. Louis Boiler Supply.  I have 
always ordered stock sizes but I understand that they can custom cut 
from sheet as well.

Clif Baumer
1910 Geiser Peerless U1

Ken Majeski wrote:

> Well.... I get mine here.... Can't make them for what you can buy them 
> here for... http://www.topog-e.com/  You do need to know the size you 
> want to order...
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> Ken Majeski, Ellsworth Wis. Case Steam Engine, Minneapolis Steam 
> Engine, Rumely Oilpulls H, F, & R. Website, 
> Http://www.pressenter.com/~kmajeski/
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>> From: "Dan Donaldson" <ddonaldson at tampatank.com>
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>> Subject: [Steam-engine] Handhole Gaskets
>> Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2005 08:41:50 -0500
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>>     What type of material do ya'll use for your handhole gaskets?  
>> The gaskets supplier that we use were I work is recommending 
>> something called CPE.  The gaskets that were in the boiler were red 
>> rubber.  The gasket supplier said that red rubber was only good up to 
>> 180°.
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>> Thanks
>> Dan Donaldson
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