[Farmall] Re trans coupler rubber

[szabelsk at gdls.com]

Don't mean to nose in here, since I not sure of what the parts real 
function is for, but it sounds like you chasing a rubber washer and a flat 
washer that provides a seal for a bolt passing through a housing, or 
something of a similar nature(????).

There are three bolts that hold the hydraulic lines to the Lift-All on the 
Cub. For my Cub I went to the local hardware store and got washers that 
are combined rubber/steel. Only paid about $.20 apiece for them. Not sure 
if they are what's supposed to be there, but it's what was there when I 
got the Cub and they work. I've also bought sheets of rubber and punched 
out my own parts.

Don't know how much of a purist you are, but have you considered going to 
a plumbing supply store. They have all sorts of washers of different 
materials/densities, sizes, etc. Sometimes you just have to look at a part 
and see if it reminds you of something else you've seen before, and then 
just go down that path. Usually cheaper to boot.

Carl Szabelski

The Borg Are Wrong, Resistance Is Not Futile ..... It's Voltage / Current




Andy glines <pioneersop96 at yahoo.com> 
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That's one thing I was thinking of anyway.  I plan to check hardware 
stores/parts stores for the rubber washers.  $4.00 ea is just silly.  

Andy Glines
Evansville, IN



On Wednesday, February 19, 2014 11:50 AM, "MBergthold at aol.com" 
<MBergthold at aol.com> wrote:
 
An alternative for the rubber, if they're the same size as the B's - Napa  

carries a rubber washer that is the correct diameter and density, but 
twice 
as  thick.  Cut it in two and it's perfect.
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