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"Len" wrote in message ... I hope I'll be able 1) to move the shaft 1mm up or down so the surface in contact with the seal will be "new" and therefore undamaged or 2) ask a machineshop to remove a tiny bit on the spot where the seal- ring touches, afterwards polish it to a stunning shine.... I am looking forward to the several years of use without leaking like you mentioned.... Thanks for your time. Len. on board s/v Present At the moment in Carriacou If you do that it will be slightly undersize and therefore slack in the seal and therefore likely to still leak. You could do as you say and then have it plated oover with hard chrome and reground to correct size but that will probably cost as much as a new shaft. |
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