Posted by AG in IN on March 13, 2012 at 14:58:43 from (67.236.98.157):
In Reply to: Oil Filter Gaskets posted by rustred on March 13, 2012 at 12:16:26:
Bud W said: (quoted from post at 20:16:26 03/13/12) I need some copper bolt washers and oil filter gaskets for my Farmall Tractors. Does anyone know of a reasonable source for these parts? The site that I found ( Messicks ) wants almost $6 per item which seems ridiculous to me. Thanks
I'd guess that about ten engine oil filter gaskets can be had from your local NAPA store for about the same price of what one will set you back at your local CIH dealer. They usually don't stock them, though. IIRC, the NAPA number for the gasket for the narrow (both short and tall) letter and number series oil filters is 5070 and the gasket number for the wider filters for the diesels (and some gas engine tractors) is 5074, but double check. Wix and Fleetguard filter companies offer the gaskets seperately, too.
It never hurts to have an extra gasket or two around. Some (especially the twisted up mess of a gasket that comes with the 1-piece paper hyd. filter for -60 series tractors and more) are sometimes damaged in the package, and I've torn more than one filter gasket/seal while installing filters. Some brands of filters don't come with the gaskets, period.
An suitable washer for the oil filter canister can probably be sourced at a local auto parts or hardware store as well.
AG
This post was edited by AG in IN at 16:00:10 03/13/12 2 times.
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