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06-07-2007, 06:19 AM
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| Sources for stuffing boxes ... I'm building inboard power boats and I need to find a supplier of stuffing boxes. Not the expensive "dripless" type because I already know where to find that type. What I'm looking for are the old-fashioned inexpensive type that require flax or PTFE packing. The more suppliers the better since I would like to have a choice of where I buy them. I you have a reference please feel free to post it because I've tried google and I'm not getting anywhere. Thanks.
__________________ Kenneth Grome Bagacay Boatworks  |
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06-07-2007, 08:26 AM
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| Ack! Last one I bought was $50 and now in Glenn-L they're $225 Here's a possibility: ?? http://cgi.ebay.com/MARINE-PROP-SHAF...QQcmdZViewItem Need to check out Chinese sources... I'm living in Shenzhen starting in August.. Not THAT far from you..
__________________ Regards, Terry King ...On the Red Sea at KAUST |
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