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ebinmaine

I need to make a gasket that goes between the case halves of a Sundstrand mid-70s transmission.

Only reference point I have is a leftover piece from doing a manual transmission in the past. It's very thin.

1/16" thickness maybe?

Maybe less?

 

 

What say you folks?

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Horse Newbie

Yes…

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WHX??

Get one from Loweĺl... :)

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ebinmaine
22 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

Get one from Loweĺl... :)

I didn't see them listed for a hydro...

 

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pfrederi

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WHX??

Pretty sure he has them. Might want to give him a jingle. Didn't we get them from him when we did that Bronco refresh @Achto

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

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Niiiiice 

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Pullstart

I am probably wrong… but aren’t they the same gasket hydro or stick shift?

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pfrederi
Just now, Pullstart said:

I am probably wrong… but aren’t they the same gasket hydro or stick shift?

Same thickness different patterm

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ebinmaine
9 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

I am probably wrong… but aren’t they the same gasket hydro or stick shift?

This hole is not in the gasket for a manual transmission. 

 

 

 

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WHX??

:text-yeahthat:I think the sticks are a 3912. 

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pfrederi
16 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

This hole is not in the gasket for a manual transmission. 

 

 

 

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pacer

I just make my own, preferring a cereal box, but anything similar will do - bout 10 min and I got it.........

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ebinmaine
1 minute ago, pacer said:

I just make my own, 

I was gonna do that but I need to place an order with Lowell anyway.  

 

 

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ebinmaine
20 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

:text-yeahthat:I think the sticks are a 3912. 

Correct. Those are still available from Toro.

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Ed Kennell

I never had one apart, but 1/16"  seems too thick.   I would have guessed 1/32".

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stevasaurus

Right Ed...1/32nd.  You can buy 1/32nd material at Autozone in 1' x 3' pieces for about $6.00.  Buy one and then use the material to make 3 more.  It is nice to have a hole punch to make nice holes.  :occasion-xmas:

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Handy Don
2 hours ago, stevasaurus said:

It is nice to have a hole punch to make nice holes

Definitely works perfectly for bolt and screw holes! If the plier type isn't large enough, you can get individual punches in sets.

I bought a cheap set of "cutter style" punches for leather working similar to this. Since I didn't need all the shapes as "closed" figures, I cut a couple of them open with the band saw, so I could do smooth outside and inside curves as well as short straight sections.

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ebinmaine
2 hours ago, stevasaurus said:

Right Ed...1/32nd.  You can buy 1/32nd material at Autozone in 1' x 3' pieces for about $6.00.  Buy one and then use the material to make 3 more.  It is nice to have a hole punch to make nice holes.  :occasion-xmas:

 

I'd like to get this thing put back together this weekend so I decided to pick up a roll of sheet goods as suggested.

What I ended up with is 1/32nd  Felpro Karropak.  

 

 

10 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

set of "cutter style" punches

@Oldskool Mike being as ornery as he is 🤪 was nice enough to send me a set of those. Should be a good experiment.

 

 

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WHX??
2 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

put back together this weekend

Nothin like planning ahead there guy. 'Sides yer supposed to have another project on the table while waitin for parts.... Can you say Molaasses!?!?! :ychain::laughing-rolling:

 

6 hours ago, pacer said:

I just make my own,

 

Boy if that don't sound like @Achto ! 

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stevasaurus

The Kero-Pac is the right stuff.  Videos exist on you-tube that show how to use a Ball Peen hammer to peen the edges of the material on the casting and then punch the holes.  :occasion-xmas:

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ebinmaine
24 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

Nothin like planning ahead there guy. 'Sides yer supposed to have another project on the table while waitin for parts.... Can you say Molaasses!?!?!

Yyyeeeaaahhh....

 

Well I've pretty much always got about 372.4 projects going.  

Me n @19richie66 were blabbering about this earlier.   

 

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@WHX?? Jimbo I'm thinking this'll be the axle set I try to make a full groove keyway in using a 4" angle grinder.  

Got some junk axles to practice on.  

 

 

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WHX??
1 minute ago, ebinmaine said:

make a full groove keyway in using a 4" angle grinder.  

Got some junk axles to practice on.  

Oooohhh good luck with that. Best have a wheel that is really square. Maybe try cutting the outside slots with a thin dremel cut off wheel?? 

Reminds me of Dan's lathe ... a grinder with the motor running! :lol:

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WHX??
31 minutes ago, stevasaurus said:

Ball Peen hammer to peen the edges of the material on the casting

I think it was HS power mechanics we were taught to put oil on it, press it on the materials then trace and cut it out. 

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ebinmaine
20 minutes ago, WHX?? said:

a wheel that is really square

I've got a selection of brand new cutoff wheels  ¹/¹⁶, ⅛ and ¼ wide.  Whatever works to get a nice sharp ¼ wide groove.  

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