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    Posted: 11 Dec 2016 at 3:55pm
Seems I remember reading somewhere that you could replace the packing. I have tightened it but it won't stop seeping around the nut. where do you get the packing, and could someone please explain the procedure?? thanks tractorboy so va.
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Probably be easier and less frustrating to go buy a whole new bowl assembly. We have TSC and Family Farm and Home here and they both carry the whole unit.
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I've found that teflon tape twisted into a string and installed there seals very well when the original packing is shot.
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prolly can get 'em on line from agrisupply, too, about a $20 part, IIRR...



Edited by DiyDave - 11 Dec 2016 at 6:29pm
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Stuff the Teflon tape into the nut. Won't have to tighten very tight.
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