o'rings

[California]

Anybody remember R.W. Scott Precision O-rings of Berkeley? I worked there in the 60's. There was/is a surprising amount of precision manufacturing in what people think of as a college town.

 

[Oldtractorfixer]

I have purchased orings from "The Oring Store" in Seattle. They have or make just about any size. You might have to purchase 3 or 4 of the same size but they are usually inexpensive. They have a pretty good website.

 

[TractorGuy]

There is always McMaster Carr. The standard 70A durometer Buna N o-ring should work fine for hydraulics. Just measure the diameter and inside and outside and they should have it.

McMaster-Carr

 

[clemsonfor]

Neat catalog but clearly not oriented to small quantity consumer sales: https://www.precisionassoc.com/selling-terms/

"Order and Line Minimums

Invoice minimum is $40.00 exclusive of freight charges
Line minimum is $10 for stock parts, $40 for items that have to be manufactured."

Yea at those prices id buy a $50kit from hoye! Haha