spanky350
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So I found a chewed up o ring on the main suction banjo bolt, I went and got 2 new o rings and while putting it together I broke the banjo bolt! Any idea where I can get a new one?
Broken Banjo bolt!!
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PILOON
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Since it is most likely specific to the tractor (or pump) the dealer is probably your only choice.
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You *should* be able to find one either from a dealer or an online store, but if not I wouldn't throw away the old one. You may need it for a pattern so a machine shop can make one as a last resort...
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What brand of tractor is it? Lets start with that first.
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rsallen
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Banjo bolts are old world.
Asian sometimes use odd thread pitches but not as a rule for fuel stuff.
I'll take a wild stab that's it 10 mm. and probably 1.50 thread.
Try Napa.
Asian sometimes use odd thread pitches but not as a rule for fuel stuff.
I'll take a wild stab that's it 10 mm. and probably 1.50 thread.
Try Napa.
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The fellow Leonard seems to know japanese tractors. I have parts ordered from
them and I can't wait to get them. to finish my project.
