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Posted by casered on February 04, 2002 at 15:25:03 from (204.186.150.229):
We have had success on the sleeve pulling on our 1530. They all came out rather easily after a week of soaking around them with kroil. The old rings that were in them were made of what looks like a cork rubber material. does any one know where we could pick a set of these up. I have an email sent to Rice equip., but no response yet. I also am wondering about maybe replacing them with a rubber o ring instead, anybody got any thoughts on that. What type of material does an o ring need to be made of to withstand the ethelene-glycol in anti-freeze. Also thanks for all the responses to my previous question.
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