I’m sure everyone knows about those stupid hard to source shaft u-seals or cup seals whatever. Seems using a -007 oring will work just as well. I put one in mine since I noticed scraping on the shaft and a loss of pressure on the closing side. Feels the oring gives better support and there’s plenty of suction/vacuum no air loss when you plug a port and push or pull the shaft. The oring also stays in place, and doesn’t shift around. Surely someone else has been doing this for a while but forgot to post their results or I’m an idiot in the making and this will fail. Time will tell...
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Mostly I see those called u-cup seals, although you're right about different companies often giving them slightly different names. The O-ring store has a whole section of them.
https://www.theoringstore.com/store/...&cPath=371_172
To get the right size, you probably need some calipers to take some measurements.
If those seals are black and relatively squishy, you probably want a buna-70 style. Once you know the measurements, you can go here and page through the different results until you find something that matches.View my feedback or read about my Virginia woodsball club.
Let me make you something. I build pneumags, auto-response frames, and wooden pill cases.
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KD, I'm anxious to hear the results of the o-ring in place of the U-seal. I bought O-Ring Store's airsmith o-ring kit, so I have plenty of -007's. Good to know they have the spec'd seals, as well.“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” -Krishnamurti
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Originally posted by BrendanB View PostI rebuild an eclipse ram with o-ring as well. works fine.
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