DoubleBFarms
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I have a allis chalmers d-17 gas with M&W pistons, Trying to find o-rings to fit M&W sleeves.
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Aaron SEIA
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Might be more work, but why can't you drop the M&W pistons in a stock AC or aftermarket sleeve? I understand if you have good sleeves you want to reuse.
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Mike(NEOhio)
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I have a set of six that I ordered from Reliance. Wrong ones due to the usual Allis-Buda mixup. Got the right ones and they didn't want them back. If you think they'll work.
Brian G. NY
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Try this place: Global O-Ring and Seal, LLC.
Great people to deal with.
A few years ago I picked up a log splitter that had a leaky ram .
I took it apart and found what seemed like a really wide groove for an O-ring. Turns out the prior owner had had it apart and removed a "backing ring" that went in the groove along with the O-ring.
I had never heard of such a thing! Now, I know you don't need a backing ring but the point is, this outfit helped me figure out exactly what I needed to fix the problem.
If you go to this site, I'm sure you will be able to get the O-rings you need for your sleeves.
They have groove measurement charts and they can fix you up with any size imaginable.
They also explain what composition O-rings fit what application.
I never knew there was so much to know about O-rings.
I use it for a reference source now.
Great people to deal with.
A few years ago I picked up a log splitter that had a leaky ram .
I took it apart and found what seemed like a really wide groove for an O-ring. Turns out the prior owner had had it apart and removed a "backing ring" that went in the groove along with the O-ring.
I had never heard of such a thing! Now, I know you don't need a backing ring but the point is, this outfit helped me figure out exactly what I needed to fix the problem.
If you go to this site, I'm sure you will be able to get the O-rings you need for your sleeves.
They have groove measurement charts and they can fix you up with any size imaginable.
They also explain what composition O-rings fit what application.
I never knew there was so much to know about O-rings.
I use it for a reference source now.
BushogPapa
Well-known Member
When installing, use Permatex #2 non-hardeniing sealer on those O-rings and plenty enough to coat the web between the sleeves..
Allis Dave
Member
At one point I think Norm Meinert said he could get them.
It might be worth a try.
www.normstoys.com
It might be worth a try.
www.normstoys.com
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