O rings?

sounds like your overlockin the system, you layin on the switch to much son!!!! :cheesy:

maybe your tightening them too much

Originally posted by Joost....@Nov 12 2003, 02:48 PM
maybe your tightening them too much

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i second that...

i was thinking the dump wasnt tight enuff ...your talking about the big one ....

that or the where the or ing seats was machined wrong or not machined at all ...or improper thickness of o ring

The type of o-ring matters two. You can't use auto part store rings. You need atleast a 60 durameter ring. I know i spelled that wrong!!!!!!!

i went to home depot n got a pack of 200 o-rings in tha plumbing section... its a variety pack.. has all the o-rings u need... workd pretty good fo me... they good to us?

AT LEAST 90 DUROMETER,A NORMAL RUBBER 'O' RING IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH.....VITON IS BEST....AT OUR SHOP,WE USE LOCTITE
ON THE VALVE FIRST,AND THEN REASSEMBLE IT.......LET IT DRY FOR A FEW HOURS.......IF IT HAPPENS AGAIN,REPLACE THE BODY OF THE DUMP......THERE'S A MACHINING FLAW :biggrin:

Originally posted by BlackMagicHydraulics@Nov 12 2003, 10:45 PM
AT LEAST 90 DUROMETER,A NORMAL RUBBER 'O' RING IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH.....VITON IS BEST....AT OUR SHOP,WE USE LOCTITE
ON THE VALVE FIRST,AND THEN REASSEMBLE IT.......LET IT DRY FOR A FEW HOURS.......IF IT HAPPENS AGAIN,REPLACE THE BODY OF THE DUMP......THERE'S A MACHINING FLAW :biggrin:

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so where should i get em from?? im in FL

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Originally posted by Latinplaya9+Nov 12 2003, 09:46 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Latinplaya9 @ Nov 12 2003, 09:46 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin--BlackMagicHydraulics@Nov 12 2003, 10:45 PM
AT LEAST 90 DUROMETER,A NORMAL RUBBER 'O' RING IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH.....VITON IS BEST....AT OUR SHOP,WE USE LOCTITE
ON THE VALVE FIRST,AND THEN REASSEMBLE IT.......LET IT DRY FOR A FEW HOURS.......IF IT HAPPENS AGAIN,REPLACE THE BODY OF THE DUMP......THERE'S A MACHINING FLAW :biggrin:

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so where should i get em from?? im in FL[/b][/quote]
MOST LOCAL INDUSTRAIL SUPPLYS WILL CARRY THEM....EVEN INDUSTRAIL HYDRUALIC SHOPS....90 DUROMETER IS A HARD RUBBER
(NITRILE) 'O'RING.......IF THE CLEARENCE .BETWEEN THE VALVE AND BODY ARE RIGHT,THAT 'O'RING CAN HANDLE 20,000 PSI.....HOPE THIS INFO CAN HELP
IF YOU ,STILL CAN'T FIND THEM,I SELL THEM FOR .50 CENT