Hey, I've got a classic RT that I'm rebuilding, and rather than spending $25 on a parts kit, I was planning on just buying the individual orings that I need. Does anyone know of a list of the sizes of the orings? Any help will be appreciated.
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Originally posted by Dayspring
Thanks for the info :) . I meant to ask what 'spec' oring it was but forgot.Comment
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Your better off geting an rt parts kit."STAY OUT OF SMART PARTS SECTIONS.
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true
With that many posts can he be wrong?Originally posted by dj89
I did this thread already a while back.
The time you spend trying to find them won't be worth the savings, just buy the kit and move on.Comment
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Yes i can be wrong.Originally posted by automikey
"STAY OUT OF SMART PARTS SECTIONS.
ANYONE CAUGHT STARTING *poof* IS GONE, PERIOD.
THIS IS LAW"-PBN MOD
GITRDONE!!!!!
Tunamart for all of your mag needs
Team Magfiea
Long Live Tom Kaye
Long Live The MagComment
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Originally posted by automikey
Hmmmm didnt know that post count equated quality of advice.
While I'm not disagreeing that buying the parts kit isnt a good idea. (You will probably wind up using the whole thing eventually anyways) It doesnt make sense to shell out 25 bucks when you need two 89 cent orings. especially if your like me and you have a hydraulic shop half a block down that has any oring imaginable. 
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Will more posts make you smarter?
[QUOTE=Mister Sinister]Hmmmm didnt know that post count equated quality of advice. QUOTE]
Yeah, I know, sometimes my humor is a little too subtle. It was kind of a joke, except that I'm pretty sure dj89 knows his stuff and will give you good advice whenever you ask. He's not some newb just trying to up his post count.Originally posted by Mister Sinisterespecially if your like me and you have a hydraulic shop half a block down that has any oring imaginable.
Had you said originally that you had a good source, we would know that your problem is 75% solved. I hope you find the specs and can get the o-rings. Many people will be interested.
When I posted a similar thread I had (and still have) 5 micromags that I want to rebuild. But without a good source for the o-rings, I decided that the cost of 5 rebuild kits would equal the amount of time I would have to spend finding the o-rings. Also, not every o-ring fails at the same time, so it's possible to fix/rebuild more than 1 marker per o-ring kit.
The only downside is that AGD could probably use your support rather than competition, and we all want to see them prosper.Comment
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Hi
maybe you can do both???? Support AGD and buy one O-Ring kit. Befor installing messure all O-rings and get them from your local Hardware store??
That maybe a solution??Comment
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