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Model G Engine Drain Plug Washer
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    Posted: 13 Aug 2018 at 10:50am
I'm finally starting to work on my herd of Model G tractors.

Yesterday I started draining the oil from G20304. When I removed the Drain Plug I noticed that the Drain Plug Gasket (Part # 800285) was in poor condition. This "gasket" is a thin copper washer. The one on G20304 may not be original and could be a copper washer that was substituted for a correct part.

I have an oil pan from a parts tractor and the Drain Plug Gasket on it is not as "wide" as the one on G20304.

I can certainly use the one off of the Parts Tractor but I was wondering...

Is there a source for a proper Gasket, Drain Plug (Part # 8008285)?

I've done a little looking but haven't found anything so far.


Scott

Edited by Scott(GA) - 13 Aug 2018 at 10:51am
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gee, I think I used one for a Harbour Freight 'kit of copper washers'. Whole kit was $10 some time ago.
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Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:

gee, I think I used one for a Harbour Freight 'kit of copper washers'. Whole kit was $10 some time ago.


jaybmiller,

That sounded like it had possibilites but I just looked at their site and the Copper Washer Assortment they have now doesn't have an Inside Diameter that is large enough.

Thanks!


Best regards,

Scott
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A lot of Auto Parts stores have an assortment box of replacement oil pan gaskets and plugs. Try a couple stores in your neighborhood to see if they have 1 that fits.
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I used some from work that were off the big Cats and Cummins, they were copper too
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go to mcmaster carr, and search copper crush washer...Wink
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I have a sheet of copper. Also a sheet of zinc plated copper. I could make some washers, or sell some of the sheet.

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lots of kits on e-bay for $10- 15.
 
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A heavy truck service center or an equipment dealer should have the larger diameter washers, if your local parts stores don't.
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I just call my AGCO dealer and get a hand full of them when I run low on them, stops leaks them danged old pan have sitting and making there mark on the floor. 
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Thanks Gents!

I thought this would be an obscure item but it looks like there are lots of possible sources.

Best regards,

Scott
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