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#488672 - 02/20/08 08:09 AM 1923 Hub Oil Seals
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Registered: 09/17/06
Posts: 40
Can anyone help with either original felt or modern rubber oil seals for the front and rear hubs for my 23-6-45.

Any help appreciated
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1923 Australian Buick

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#488697 - 02/20/08 10:35 AM Re: 1923 Hub Oil Seals [Re: Australian 1923]
1DandyDaves Offline
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Registered: 12/31/05
Posts: 1167
Loc: Craryville N.Y.
See if you can cut some from a furnace fuel filter. The kind that are made up from felt rings and only sell for about $3 or $4 bucks. Also how did you make out with the starter generator??? Dave!
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#488702 - 02/20/08 10:52 AM Re: 1923 Hub Oil Seals [Re: Australian 1923]
DaveCorbin Offline
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Registered: 02/19/06
Posts: 666
Loc: Texas
Dear Dave:
Would you be so kind as to post your engine and frame numbers here so I can add them to my files of Buick/McLaughlin information? Also, IF your car is a McLaughlin, the McLaughlin serial number on that plate.
Thanks, Dave Corbin

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#488750 - 02/20/08 01:56 PM Re: 1923 Hub Oil Seals [Re: Australian 1923]
Mark Shaw Offline
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Registered: 06/08/05
Posts: 1239
Loc: Vancouver, WA
Try this site and search for felt.

http://www.mcmaster.com/
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#489041 - 02/21/08 05:30 PM Re: 1923 Hub Oil Seals [Re: Australian 1923]
jbbuick22 Offline
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Registered: 12/27/00
Posts: 126
Loc: Sherborn MA USA
Dave,
The chart in Dave chamber's article shows that 23 and 24
on the 118 and 120" wheelbase use the same seal 2-5/16 x3-3/8 x 5/8, Chicago rawhide #526. The front seal, all 23
& 24 plus 25-28 Master Ch. Raw. #601, 2-5/16 x 3-7/8 x 3/8
Bob's Automobila list seals for the 24-28 which seems to be
the same as 23.


John B.
Sherborn MA

22-6-55 Sport Touring #856901

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#489419 - 02/23/08 03:18 AM Re: 1923 Hub Oil Seals [Re: DaveCorbin]
Australian 1923 Offline
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Registered: 09/17/06
Posts: 40
Hi Dave

The chassis number is 64340 and I believe the engine number is PX5883 but I have not had the covers off to check it is correct. When I do I will get back to you. I have not found any plates relating to the body but it is reasonable to assume it was manufactured in Australia and I guess by Holden, again if I do eventually find anything I will let you know. See you at Hershey again this year.

Regards
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1923 Australian Buick

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