Cross reference for Hydraulic fan filter o-ring

[sfedeli3]

Fred, Hugh and others who replied-- thanks very much for the helpful hints. Tom
Sorrentino and I decided to do the job yesterday to see how it all went together
and learn what we could. For those of you who have the mid-80's PT chassis and
Hydraulic fan setup, the filter gasket that we're talking about sits in a
valley, just above the threads, on the top of the long, spin-on bowl that is
mounted to the frame near the fan. The bowl is/was made by Parker Filtration.
Tom has an '87 with an 8V92 and I have an '85 with a 6V92. Aside from being in
different locations, the bowl and filter assemblies were identical. Tom's is
located in the tag axle wheel well- Mine was located behind the fan motor and a
little higher up on the frame rail. The filter bowl is made of an aluminum alloy
and has fine threads that could easily be damaged if you aren't careful when you
re-attach the filter bowl. The O-Ring on mine appeared to be original. Tom's was
changed by a PO in 1997. Both o-rings were in decent shape and we re-used them.
I'm going to get new ones from Bluebird of Pittsburgh. They had 3 new o-rings on
the shelf. When they arrive, I will take one to a hydraulic shop in Harrisburg
and see if they can match it up in the Parker-Hannifin catalog. When I get some
cross-reference numbers, I'll post them here and on the other Wanderlodge sites.

Shane Fedeli
85PT40
Hershey, PA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Fred Hulse" wrote:
>
> Shane
> I think you are looking for the sealing ring for the canister that holds the
hydraulic filter.
> If so in the back of the WIX/Napa filter catalog are some gaskets/o-rings
listed back ther by dimension,not having mine apart and measuring as best I
could # 15114 may be what you need but there are others around the same size,
but smaller or larger.
> I can't see who made that tank to get more information.
> Fred & Jeanne Hulse
> Morristown Arizona
> 1997 Wanderlodge WLWB41
>