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source for this part.. Grainger ?
LMTV TM 34 P shows this part as : 673999 .SEAL,NONMETALLIC
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LMTV TM 34 P shows this part as : 673999 .SEAL,NONMETALLIC
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CTIS banjo bolt seal
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Any Spicer/dana parts place can get it. That number is a Dana number.
Or Navistar is DS673999
Current shows BO from spicer
Or Navistar is DS673999
Current shows BO from spicer
Eaton Washer - Sealing P/N: 673999
673999 Eaton Washer - Sealing Differential Parts, new in box in stock and ready to ship worldwide.
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This is a Bonded Sealing Washer. The "Banjo washer" part number is also in the yellow spread sheet..... though is hard to actually find .... many places are out with a large lead time to get them has been reported... IMHO knowing the more common name of Bonded Sealing Washer to search with... likely can help you find an equivalent with similar dimensions etc.
See post 12 and 13 from following thread.
See post 12 and 13 from following thread.
Functional wheel valve after CTIS removal (?)
My M1078 Tires/Rims use a regular Tire Valve inside the stem but the stem is not the ones they use on regular tires. I thought you could just fill each tire using the valve? When I pulled the Hose off the Hubs Stud that feeds it no air leaked? I have heard of a fitting you can use instead of the...
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Very nice…
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Here's another source for a sealing washer:
www.mcmaster.com
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I'm not sure if that will work as well, based on the picture. Do you know if the rubber is thicker than the metal?
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this was reported to work by another user... so I am not sure myself but I will ask him
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user is 99% sure these are the ones he is using right now with success (it gets heavy use plowing snow too) but he is going to check... he ordered two sizes and is doubting himself a little on which one he ended up using.
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If you keep an eye out on eBay, they go up for sale randomly/periodically. They're not usually very expensive, like $10 for a bag of 5, or something.
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yep... these are the ones (part number in the pics)
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Gee You better hurry, must be made of gold...
Going for 12 bucks each in ePay, have to shop.
Another on ePay is six for 25 bucks;
Going for 12 bucks each in ePay, have to shop.
Another on ePay is six for 25 bucks;
| 5310-01-454-5553 Seal Washer Oshkosh 8HA5089 US Army 12418424-001 pack of 6. |
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these worked just as well....
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Prices for everything are a rollercoster when it comes to military surplus, and even more so right now with 2020/inflation/nonsense. A few months ago I bought like 10 packs of 5-6/ea for $3/ea, I think.
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Anyone know the blank banjo bolt (for spare tires) part number? And source?
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Part Numbers: 12418423-001, 673998
NSN: 4730-01-453-8880
MME usually has them but they will be expensive @$40-50 apiece ?
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| Banjo bolt Washer ( Bonded Sealing Washer) for the wheel/lug air hose. | Spicer part | 673999 | Grainger | 39WD95 |
Yellow parts spread sheet top of this fMTV forum.
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Coach, I was having difficulty finding a bolt that is not drilled for plugging my spare tire CTIS. I suppose I could find a shoulder bolt, but the army uses a blank banjo bolt. I guess this may be a minor hijack but near to on topic.
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You can use a standards hex bolt with the sealing washer as a plug.
Or, you can get something like banjo to JIC adapter and cap it.
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Or, you can get something like banjo to JIC adapter and cap it.
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