Standard Polypak® Rod/Piston U-Seal 1.750

Standard Polypak® Rod/Piston U-Seal 1.750" x 2.125" x 0.187" - AU/NBR

Marsoni

M251S

$20.35

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Standard Polypak® Rod/Piston U-Seal 1.750" x 2.125" x 0.187" - AU/NBRProduct Details : Standard Polypak Rod Piston U Seal 1. 750" x 2. 125" x 0. 187" AU NBR Part No: 18701750 4615 Product Category: Symmetrical Seals Product Type: Rod Piston U Seal Profile: Standard Polypak Material(s): Polyurethane Nitrile Material Code: AU NBR Temperature Range: 65F to +200F ( 54C to +93C) Pressure Range: 5000 PSI ( 345 Bar) Surface Speed: < 1. 6 ft s (0. 5 m s) System Of Measurement: Inch Dimensions: 1. 750" x 2. 125" x 0. 187"

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I used this to take the large bolt off the triple tree clamp on my motorcycle. For this purpose it worked great. I doubt I'll need to do this often and I'm unlikely to ever own the vehicles who's oil filter it fits but glad I bought it. If you need a 36mm bolt undone and have a 3/8th drive wratchet this is an economical way to get it done.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2017