hub o ring

canyoncritter · Dec 16, 2007

any one have a part number or "Size" as I have a hydrolic shop near me that has o-rings up the yin yang.....

thanks

Ranger5.0 · Dec 16, 2007

I have some John Deere part #'s if you want. The orings i used were a big thicker then the stock ones tho. and they were expensive. Thank god i work there tho why not use RTV?

4x4junkie · Dec 18, 2007

Ford pt#

FOTZ-1K106-A

canyoncritter · Dec 22, 2007

thanks junkie.................

yeah whats the JD parts number.....think my buddy has a cross ref book on JD parts.Maybe I can pull some specs,then hit up the hydrolic shop.

cause 12 bucks each argghhh.....just may pull the RTV trick...only thing is I know the hubs will be pulled down abunch checking on wheel bearings

projectnitemare · Dec 22, 2007

I was just wondering the same thing. I need to replace about 8 of them on all the RBVs I own and work on.

Matt

NVR2FST · Dec 22, 2007

I actually just measured them and bought 5 of them for $5 from a bearing store.

canyoncritter · Dec 23, 2007

NVR2FST said:
I actually just measured them and bought 5 of them for $5 from a bearing store.

Man, thats like saying your g.f just got a set of bolt on's and not posting any pics.......

care to share the info, as my O-rings are playing a game of hide and seek.They are hiding till I buy some replacements,then murphy law will return them as normal....

NVR2FST · Dec 24, 2007

Sure...what do you need to know? We just had a local place that sells bearings and we just told them what we were looking for and they matched it up.

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