Apologies if this shows up twice, I posted it yesterday and it hasn't
shown up.
My father had his compressor die halfway through a job so he went out
and bought another. He figured I may be able to find the parts where he
couldn't so he gave the old one to me. It's and older W. R. Brown with
a 10 gal. tank. The gasket around the diaphragm is shot. It appears
the company is gone as well. Anyone have any idea where the gasket
material can be got. It looks like a standard rubber gasket with
threads in the middle to add strength. I'm in southern Ontario and any
help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Rick
"RKG" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Apologies if this shows up twice, I posted it yesterday and it hasn't
> shown up.
>
> My father had his compressor die halfway through a job so he went out
> and bought another. He figured I may be able to find the parts where he
> couldn't so he gave the old one to me. It's and older W. R. Brown with
> a 10 gal. tank. The gasket around the diaphragm is shot. It appears
> the company is gone as well. Anyone have any idea where the gasket
> material can be got. It looks like a standard rubber gasket with
> threads in the middle to add strength. I'm in southern Ontario and any
> help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Rick
Any decent old-time auto parts store should have gasket material in rolls. I
wouldn't count on Auto Zone, Pep Boys, or the like. Something like an old
NAPA or Car Quest.