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    Posted: 09 Apr 2020 at 3:02am
Spent to much time looking for a Teflon cup seal for a little oiless air compressor.
 Does anyone know where to go to buy such little critters as the one I need?
 
Yea, I know the pic is fuzzy... little camera doesn't do well at taking close up pics in low light Angry, does better in bright sunlight.
 The first four dimensions are pretty accurate, the last two is more of a guessing since the seal is flexible.    First set of numbers are decimals, second set I hope are the equivalences in mm using a converter from the net.
The little pump is in a Stanley 300 Amp battery jump starter booster pack. J3C09M Bought it years ago. Called up the number that was in the literature and gal answered and asked for the model number. Gave it to her and she said that it was to old and the battery would be failing real soon and they don't supply the parts for it anymore... I should go buy a new one.   Duh, a ten cent seal that might cost two bucks is all I need for this little pup. Use it every three or so months to pump air into a pressure tank, and it has been real handy. also used it a few times to start some small stuff. 
 Anybody got a clue for where to look or start asking? Guess I just started asking here cuzz there seems somebody with an answer or two. Wink  Thanks.
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You could find any of them units in a yardsale that 'needs battery'. I bet most never use the air compressor, so it'd be OK.
Odds are the 'pressor is same for all names of packs.....
I see them in scrap yards, 'electronics' section.
I'd probably punch some teflon sheet and make one.

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JC, have you tried McMaster Carr and / or MSC Industrial?  If not, like jay says, perhaps get a sheet of Teflon and make one?
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Not sure about the dimensions but it looks like a Ford power steering line fitting seal you can go to the parts store and look in the Help line of products you can usually buy an assortment.
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I been looking for ya JC, but I'm not havin any luck either.  Sorry buddy.....
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Thanks Ted and all, looks like it is a waste of time looking for that seal. now that I said that, suppose they will show up every where?  just to prove me wrong?  Confused or did I just jinxed it now... LOL
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