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08-02-12, 10:51
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Cab 12 oil filler plug
I've seen a couple of cab 12s with this rubber plug on the rear of the engine cover, albeit perished.
  Does anyone know of a replacement, or source of supply for this part?
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09-02-12, 04:05
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plug
Keith
Somebody skilled in milling or lathe work could make one of those out of a modern material eg nylon or similar .. that counts me out  Mike
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09-02-12, 05:45
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Rubber casting
If we could get a NOS one or one that was near perfect
I now of a guy that does Rubber Casting, What i have seen of his previous work he does an excellent job Regards Dennis
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09-02-12, 15:29
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Brian Asbury used to have them NOS, but I am going back a while, into the 90s. He usually saves one for a pattern, so maybe there is hope. Jordan was doing some casting of rubber parts. Maybe he would take on the project.
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12-02-12, 14:00
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Ì sold a couple of NOS ones in the past couple of years. I picked them up about 20 yrs ago, from another collector who himself obtained them several years earlier... so there should be a couple of extremely good examples out there.
70 yr old NOS specialized parts (eg CMP) are almost impossible to find these days
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