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[3rd party JKor]

Do you really want to know

uhhhhh...yeah!

[stangbat]

Do you have a March 809 pump? If so, this is the replacement o-ring that is in the pump head (volute).https://www.mcmaster.com/#9396k116I disassemble mine every so often to clean so I like having extras around in case I bung something up.

[zymot]

Get some of the food grade high temp RTV. Example Dow732 McMaster 7587A37 You can get the the large caulk gun size, works out pretty cheap. Or get the smaller plastic tooth paste type tube. Cost more per ounce, but easier to manage and you end up wasting less.

[3rd party JKor]

Get some of the food grade high temp RTV. Example Dow732 McMaster 7587A37

Yup, that's a good one, too.

[xd_haze]

Uh... you know... stuff... I use it on stuff that needs to be lubricated. It is like the WD-40 for food contact. O-rings, poppets, QD's... anything that could use a little slide. I actually find myself using it for as many brewing as non-brewing applications. Wood slides on my cross-cut sled for my table saw.. etc.mike

uhhhhh...yeah!

[zymot]

Yup, that's a good one, too.

They also sell 12x12 and 12x24 stainless steel screen in various meshes. That stuff can come in handy when you want to make a filter of some sort. I use it in my boil kettle for a filtering hops.zymot

[Patrick C.]

Fat o-rings for keg lids. And when you figure out the part number, please post it for me.

[3rd party JKor]

Fat o-rings for keg lids. And when you figure out the part number, please post it for me.

https://www.brews-br...?showtopic=5113your welcome.