OK boys and Girls :D HELP

[Nireen]

Thank you Mac

Oh come on, Scooter Girl, surely you jest.---Just in case you are serious, an O ring is a round rubber ring, primarily used for sealing joints. They come in various sizes and thicknesses. If you could find one with the thickness and ID (inside diameter) as the other rubber washers it should suffice. Trying to be helpful here.


Mac

[Snorvey]

Don't you worry about Ol' Two Wheels Nireen. I hear someone replaced his usual toilet paper with some fine grit sandpaper yesterday morning.

[Redk]

Whatever you use from a fardware store for fasteners and spacers

You have fardware shops in the States?

Wow.

It'll be years before we get fardware stores in the UK 

Indeed.
We are quite advanced here.
And almost everything guaranteed to blend with friction and subsequent heat.
:-)
redk

[ole two wheels]

Have you ever tried John Wayne toilet paper Snorvey? They say it's rough and tough and don't take S--t off of nobody.


Mac

[Snorvey]

Have you ever tried John Wayne toilet paper Snorvey? They say it's rough and tough and don't take S--t off of nobody.


Mac

Good one Mac....although JW's aura of toughness kinda melts away when you call him by his real first name :-)

[Nireen]

HA HA HA, your all so funny.    

[wheels]

maybe a rubber hose washer ,,, might be too big.

When I took off the little cover in order to paint it, one of the bolts just sheared like butter.   Tried simple drilling and glue but it would not hold.  Would have to do an EZ-Out and redrill the threads, too much trouble , I just left it off.