Where would you find replacement o-rings and is there a size or part number? I would assume you can't just use a "close enough" o-ring?
283519
Sorry, we didn't 't use this much. It leaked as badly as the one we were trying to replace.
283520
I would think, Hardware or Plumbing. And maybe Homedepot or Lowes. And I like this thing.
1257463
Yes. Look for replacement o-rings at http://www.action-led-lights.com/collections/accessories/magicshine. You can get a set for about $5.
1086062
i didnt have enough time for replacement if i could. cant check O rings anymore it happen 5 months ago.
1931058
No. Mine did not have the O rings. The old ones I had were still in good shape and I was able to reuse them. If yours are still in good shape it shouldn't be an issue. If yours are worn, then you'll have buy those as well.
843563
You can buy the bottom and the black cap from Miller Mfg. And they will send you replacement O rings for the top, as well. Check out their website... and they are very friendly!
159771
I cannot answer for what size they are, but you should be able to find them on Amazon by searching "ball lock o-ring". They're cheap, so buy extras... You'll need them!
125823
I'm sure you could if you contact Tervis. I emailed them from their webpage about purchasing replacement O-rings and they sent me 4 for free! Great customer service.
457817
it came with an o-ring installed, but it was either too big, or not flexible enough, and I could not push it into the hole. I had a stock Oring, and that worked fine - very inexpensive. The distributor is working great so far.
1632699
o-rings are a standard hardware item. You can match up the size at your local hardware or Lowe's/Home depot. Buy a handful of them at a fraction of the cost of ordering from the manufacturer. The o-rings are likely to wear out and deteriorate due to the ethanol in most of today's fuels.
1773466
I'm not sure about the o-ring. My system did not come with a filter, so it was fortunate that I had ordered a spare filter. A plumber installed it for me, but I assume whatever was needed came with the system... other than the filter, of course!
2113468
It fits perfectly. The o-ring is much easier to deal with because it has the metal support. I have been using it for about a year now and have had no problems.
1342276
You should be able to go directly to the manufacturer and get one. I had to do this for a different cup I had that was from them. I don't know if this uses an "O" style ring as a gasket but you can sometimes find them at places like Tacoma Nut & Screw.
1919031
My filter housing looks like it uses a 4 inch OD o-ring. Amazon lists a Tork brand 2-pack set with a 4" and a 4 1/8" ring so you can see what fits. Search for: 2 pk Culligan OR-34A. I hope that helps.
245714
I have never had to replace the o ring on this item. I always buy this item and then replace the whole thing after four to five years after the sun had literally killed the handle or cracked the plastic. But if I was to replace the o ring itself I would take the ring to a hardware store where plumbing supplies are sold, they have all kinds of rings. That shouldn't go for a more than a buck. Once you get the ring remember to lube it after placing it on the hub. Hope this helps a bit.
651884
I had the same problem. Try replacing the rubber o-ring. Even if it's new, replace it. Seemed to work for me.
986970
I use the O rings only for mounting the base to the Bike... and I don't see why you could not keep changing it. But I suspect that you are bound to lose the O rings if you keep changing them. By the way, they have a great support team. Email them and they'll give you a definitive answer.
2165299
If it is not a broken O-ring, then you might want to see your local paintball store and have them check it out. I've had mine since 2007 and this bad boy goes through O-rings like crazy. That aside, I would check in with the experts. Hope this helps!