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Need sediment bowl
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Garry
02-04-2003 11:31:38
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Where would be the most convient place to get a sediment bowl, latch and gasket for a 1940 AC WC? This sediment bowl is less than two inches in diameter.
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Anthony G
03-17-2003 10:17:14
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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I am looking for a sediment bowl for a 1948 AC Model C. I only need the bowl but if someone has the entire thing that would be ok. Thanks
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Danny
02-07-2003 06:52:37
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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Keith inMT
02-05-2003 20:52:45
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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I just bought a brand new one at carquest
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kjm
02-04-2003 20:31:00
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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Any local farm supply will have them in stock.
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Steve in N.J.
02-04-2003 17:57:38
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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Gary,
I have them in stock. Drop us a line if you still need one. Steve B.
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Dave K
02-04-2003 17:10:37
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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Saw some at Tractor Supply today. Dave
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punchie
02-04-2003 15:26:42
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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HI Gary Gasket go to Lowes or Builder square , I think they are call a plumers washer ( back rubber , (they don't seem to break down from the gas). For some type of fixture. But any how 1 5/8 " or there abouts. Measure you bowl OD and get the right one, you will need to trim the inside. It cuts easy enough. I should have a latch around if you need one( e-mail me). Normaly I get a small bolt and tap the nut to the next size, cut a grove in the bolt and bend it around the wire of the latch. But thats on working tractors not a show piece. Have a Good One !! Punchie
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Dave (NE)
02-04-2003 14:35:02
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Re: need sediment bowl in reply to Garry, 02-04-2003 11:31:38
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Try Tractor Supply. I've seen them there before.
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