Fobco Quill-Depth stop Bumper/O Ring

Fobco Quill-Depth stop Bumper/O Ring

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    Madhatter
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      Madhatter
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        Another probably bonkers question here, I have the Fobco in pieces and when I removed the quill the depth stop bumper-O ring (quill washer) has a split in it and I have spent quite some time searching for rubber washers- bumpers and the like to no avail, not that I am unable to find any, but nothing which shall suit. perhaps it is my Ocd, but the original is flat and I would prefer to replace it with the same if at all possible.

        With my vernier the OD is 65.83 mm and ID is 44.76 mm with a thickness of 3.8 mm, there is a slight gap between the rubber and the drill so ideally this could go up to 5 mm thickness.

        You would not think a rubber washer of the right dimensions so difficult to source so would appreciate any links anybody may have, please do enlighten me.

         

        Edited By Madhatter on 04/09/2017 23:47:09

        #315261
        Ian S C
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          It is probably an Imperal size to start with, and the place I go to here in NZ has metric and imperial sizes of O-rings in both round and suqare section, this place is a specialist hydralics retailer.

          Ian S C

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          Martin Cargill
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            Don't know where you are located but we use a company called Manchester Seals for our hydraulic seals etc. They are good at matching seals, o rings etc. when we can't obtain them from the original manufacturer. Give them a call on 0161 832 7992.

            Martin

            #315562
            Madhatter
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              Hmmm, I received one quote today £6.50 each plus £4.00 packing + vat. I have tried calling Manchester seals to no avail, I noticed on the G images, someone had refurbished a star up and used what appears to be large cork washers, can't find any of these to suit either. If any one has any other ideas it would be appreciated.

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              David George 1
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                I just got a piece of 3mm flat rubber sheet and using a pair of dividers scribed to circles till cut through and made my own.

                David

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