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SC Sleeve Seals

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Erik Ok

10-18-2007 18:35:46




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I need 4 sleeve seals for a 3 5/8 bore sc. It is the old single o-ring style.




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John Saeli

10-19-2007 17:14:44




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 Re: SC Sleeve Seals in reply to Erik Ok, 10-18-2007 18:35:46  
We stock them.



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C. Amick

10-19-2007 09:08:10




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 Re: SC Sleeve Seals in reply to Erik Ok, 10-18-2007 18:35:46  
I'm pretty sure Don L. has them, [email protected] or 507-433-0073 mornings in MN.



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JGarner

10-19-2007 05:32:05




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 Re: SC Sleeve Seals in reply to Erik Ok, 10-18-2007 18:35:46  
Go on-line and Google o-rings. If you know the size and hardness you can order on line. If you are close to a larger town most industrial supply houses that sell gasket materials can get you what you need. Buy either Buna (nitrile), HNBR, or Viton o-rings (good, better, best). This will be less expensive than CaseIH.

If they are the same hardness as the o-rings used in my 630's differential brake bearing carrier they are 70 durometer hardness. If you have the old o-ring or the sleeve they can measure it and suggest the right size. O-rings are sized by a 3 digit code and the crosssection is the first digit. The cross series is 0XX, 1XX, 2XX, 3XX and 4XX. 0 being skinniest and 4 being fattest. The digits in the XX range signify the rod or bore size the o-ring will work in. If you are between sizes diametrically speaking remember to always stretch, never crush, o-rings don't work like gaskets.

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Ry

10-18-2007 19:26:48




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 Re: SC Sleeve Seals in reply to Erik Ok, 10-18-2007 18:35:46  
I bought a set from my Case Ih dealer about 6 years ago - they might still be able to get them.



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