Subject: RE: Cylinder O-rings
Author: Kevin Graf
Date: Jul 19, 2001, 5:25 AM
Post ID: 1707562188
Well, if you really want to DIY it, you could measure the OD of the cyl.stud
with a piar of calipers (or a mike), subtract a couple of thou ( for it to
"fit" over the stud snuggly), then measure the bevel that the oring fits
into(for thickness), take all this up to the local hardware just to find out
they don't have it.
Screw that, I just order mine with the gaskets.
-----Original Message-----
From: stephen brenton [mailto:sbre-@williamstech.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2001 8:03 AM
To: Loopfram-@topica.com
Subject: RE: Cylinder O-rings
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That is too easy. I've got to do it the hard way, and that way I also
learn more. If anyone has a new o-ring for this application and could
measure the cross section thickness I'd be most appreciative. Isn't
this a list of do-it-yourselfers?
Kevin Graf wrote:
| I wouldn't even bother trying to search around Stephen, call MG cycles. That way you're sure. stephen brenton wrote:
Kev |
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