markvone
Sustaining Member
The picture on the left shows the O-rings from my three Deck Fills (diesel, holding, water). The detail compares a new O-ring to the diesel fill O-ring (on the right), the only one still intact and sealing the cap. It was pretty hard and inflexible. There was no O-ring left on the water fill.
My 1981 has the SeaDog 1 1/2 inch Deck Fills like below.
Using info from EY.o, I knew I needed 1 1/2" ID x 3/32 thickness, BUNA-N Nitrile, Shore 70 hardness, O-rings. I ordered P/N B70128 from the oringstore.com for $0.06 each. Shipping and Handling was $5, so I ordered 20 O-rings to get my money's worth. Total cost $6.20.
http://www.theoringstore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=367_23_24&products_id=1162
I saw the SeaDog O-rings on sale somewhere for $4.60 each!
My 1981 has the SeaDog 1 1/2 inch Deck Fills like below.
Using info from EY.o, I knew I needed 1 1/2" ID x 3/32 thickness, BUNA-N Nitrile, Shore 70 hardness, O-rings. I ordered P/N B70128 from the oringstore.com for $0.06 each. Shipping and Handling was $5, so I ordered 20 O-rings to get my money's worth. Total cost $6.20.
http://www.theoringstore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=367_23_24&products_id=1162
I saw the SeaDog O-rings on sale somewhere for $4.60 each!