I have an old clear Ball Ideal jar with the glass lid and wire lock, top is just a hair more than 3 I/4 inches. Which rubber gasket should I use?
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Thanks so much for the information. I received the same information prior to yours and placed my order and when I received them two days later they fit perfectly. Now I can enjoy using my antique clear and blue jars.
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Thanks so much for the information. I placed my order and received them in two days, they fit perfectly.
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The ones to the left work. Those are the ones I bought. If you send me your address I will mail you a couple. jansinger1@comcast.net
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You should buy the "regular" size rubber gaskets. After you heat them up, they will fit the jar.
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Threads measure 1.6" with dial calipers; 1 5/8" hole would be nice and snug. Rubber gasket would accommodate a slightly larger hole before I'd be concerned with sealing.
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Actually, that is exactly what I use. I picked up an old lid at a garage sale, and it seems to work well, not an exact fit, but close enough.
2015851
The rubber gasket is for the older design fittings and is available from Amazon: Nelson 50339 Hose Quick Connector Washer Set. The newer design uses an o-ring for the seal along with a regular hose washer. A good replacement o-ring is a 70 durometer Buna-N with 16mm ID x 20mm OD. I bought 10 off eBay for $3.89 and they work much better than the original. Use a little silicone grease at first. My original o-rings lasted a week ... these replacements were used daily all summer and are still OK.
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There are silicone ones used for making pickles available on Amazon. Search for jar seals. The regular mouth ones fit, but it also seems some people use without the gasket.
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I bought this to replace the one that came on my original 4094 model, mine isn't "Classic" its a "retro" model. Like another reviewer said Oster blenders and Oster jars are fairly interchangeable. I will caution that this model jar was larger than my original one, so alas the original top did not fit and I had to buy a replacement for that too. Your best bet is to do a search of your model number to see which glass jar are compatible.
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these fido gaskets are the only things I know about (not the oblong canister you refer to). But if you go to ACE Hardware (or something like that) sometimes you can find sheets of rubber that you can cut to make your own gasket. Though I've never seen one as big as your canister.Sorry I can't be more helpful. Good luck
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I have a number of these in different sizes. The ones I have are absolutely air tight. The ridges of the molded silicon gasket surrounding the top of the jar provide the flexibility to form a seal with the inner rim of the lid. There should be no need to add anything.
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I have not been able to find a gasket to fit my cook's essential pressure cooker! The Co. Has gone out of business! If you find one please let me know!
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If the white gasket will fit on top of the cover and you still have enough threads to get a good grip on the bottom of the gauge, I would use it. Unless, the top of your lid is threaded and then you can just thread it in, in this case you might be able to use a little bit of Teflon tape to lubricate the threads.
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No - the diameter of this jar's lid is just shy of 4-1/2", and a Ball wide-mouth jar lid diameter is 3".
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I'm not sure about the zinc top. The ones I had had glass lids but were the blue jars. I got the regular rubber rings. If yours have the zinc caps, I don't they would fit because of the style of the rings. Maybe Viceroy Rubber & Plastics can tell you what style would fit your jar.
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I bought the 9882000MW replacement gasket and it works great. Measure the diameter of your canner to be sure, but it fits my 12 qt and 22 qt canners just fine.
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I'm sorry I don't know what this gasket is, but to my way of thinking rubber would be better than plastic.
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These are for regular mouth jars - I bought them for some really old glass ball canning jars with wire bails for the glass lids. Picked them up at a local antique shop. Perfect for storing dried herbs. Sounds like your jar is an odd ball size. The largest rubber seals that I found was Le Parfait 3.75" Rubber Canning Rings / Gaskets, Set of 4 through Amazon. You might have to google your required size.
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Mine is a 13 1/4". You cannot find the gasket recommended as replacement due to the age of the cooker. I bought one that fits the lid but it is EXTREMELY hard to open and close the cooker - I have to get my husband to do it. I am hoping that with use it will be easier. The cooker still works ok and no leakage. I ordered my gaskets via the Internet but don't remember where I got them or the exact #. Hopefully this helps.
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I have the same problem. The rubber gasket on the lid expands causing it to jam up when you try to screw it on. unfortunately they don't just sell the replacement gaskets, you have to buy a new lid.I bought a replacement lid for mine and I rotate between the two and that helps. I'll use one lid for a couple weeks until it starts getting tight and then I'll switch to the other lid. This gives the rubber gasket on the lid not in use time to shrink back down to normal size.