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Posted by Roger on May 04, 2004 at 21:18:09 from (69.196.153.201):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Does anyone have a webster air com posted by riesman20 on May 04, 2004 at 18:15:27:
I guess you could use gasket maker, but these are pretty simple gaskets you could either tap out, or trace out on thin gasket paper and cut them with scissors and hole punches. There is very little pressure inside the crankcase, unless the rings are bad. You can still get parts for these pumps, by the way. I am not sure, but I think the crank in these pumps are held in place on one end by two opposing Timken bearings press-fit against each other. It is easy to overdo this press-fit, so be careful if you are changing bearings. I know Webster made a neat little V-twin compressor from the cylinders off of a 21 which used this bearing arrangement. The front bearing also had the oil seal on its outside edge, which then ran inside a bore cut into the crankcase. A bit weird, but then, Webster did have a few strange ideas.
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