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    Posted: 21 Aug 2016 at 3:05pm
Do any of the vendors here sell them?
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Haven't tried calling them yet. I was hoping one of the vendors that has the online catalog might carry them. If nothing comes up before tomorrow I'll give them a ring
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I just got through making all three gaskets for my CA hydraulic pump. Previous owner slathered plenty of red silicone all over, around and under all three so I have been having fun cleaning red goop out of the pump. I ordered gasket material from McMaster/Carr for the final drives on the WC years ago, I saved the inside pieces and still using them. I found the part numbers on the AGCO Parts page but was too impatient to wait for them.
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The only gasket material I have currently is cork (sediment bowl). Would that work?
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The gasket material I used is like paper, I would be afraid of the edges breaking off of the cork and causing another tear down and clean. The top one I just peened, the other two I used gasket punches for the holes. My oldest daughter made all my gaskets for me, I showed her how to do them and she did a far better job than me but she has since grown up and moved away so I'm back to doing it myself again.
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Looks like a good job to me
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In my Army days (back when I was somebody, I tell my wife now) we used brown paper bags for gasket material. We cut them out with a ball peen hammer and lots of patient tapping.

And Indian Head gasket shellac.
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When I removed the oil filter mount on my 37 WC the gasket was made from an old Corn Flakes box, I recognized the chicken head. I have a picture of it somewhere but that was before I owned a digital camera so by the time I find it this post will be long forgotten.
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