Can i fit a rubber o ring inthe bead. So it becomes a stopper?
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you can if you have a small enough o ring. There is enough play in the bead.
1252030
Sure. Just don't expect it to work well. You'll be better off with an old-fashioned stopper sized for your tub.
8120
Hi John: The Omnifilter OK25 O-ring is about 4 1/8" O.D. and would not fit in place of a 5" O-ring. Thank You, WaterFiltersOnline
960776
No it won't it would be too low. Sorry I posted earlier that it would fit but you would need higher rings.
192075
I recently had trouble finding a replacement o-ring for this nailer and want to share the knowledge I gained. When it went out, air was escaping from the holes in the cap near the actuator. To get to the ring, remove the rubber part of the actuator, the metal cap, and the top of the casing inside. The top of the plunger inside should screw off, and has two grooves for o-rings. I believe only one is installed initially, but I had success with putting a ring on each one. The ring is metric and was difficult to find in the states. The size I found that appears correct is a 2mm x 17mm o-ring.
1098851
It will probably fit but mine is not lasting well. String that holds beads are breaking.
703142
NO. Just break the top bead and push tire down to get room to install. Leave bottom bead intact...jack
2265456
The photo shows multiple sizes but this is only one size. This particular stopper is a size 6, and is about 1.5 inches across the top meaning it would be about 1 inch in the center. I believe you need at least a size 10.5, or even an 11. It is measured in millimeters across the top and should give you an idea what the center is. Do a search for "Size 11 rubber stopper" and you should find what you are looking for.
737324
Perhaps contact the manufacturer or look on eBay. The stopped might not match exactly but will work as long as the stopper diameter is the same.
1444170
My stopper fitting is in between 2" and 3" so I tried this stopper and it didn't fit. Boooo!
1847133
I never had too file mine , it fit just like the stock bead, it's not as big as it looks, I would buy something different next time, I was expecting it too be bigger and more visible,it's helps, but not like it looks it would..
986970
I use the O rings only for mounting the base to the Bike... and I don't see why you could not keep changing it. But I suspect that you are bound to lose the O rings if you keep changing them. By the way, they have a great support team. Email them and they'll give you a definitive answer.
752819
No, The diameter is too big. Better off to go to a local hardware store snd find something.
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horseface said on November 24, 2014 | Edit Sorry, I hit the wrong button. The rubber ring I have has an IO of 2.25, OD is 2-13/16 and the distance between IO and OD is .25". The rubber ring does stretch around the circumference of the jar (OD of 2-13/16") the part that is about 1/4 high from the horizontal lip of the jar. So it should fit on the lid lip that fits inside the jar. Send me your address and I will send you one.
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I bought the Oxo Good Grips oil stopper/pourer, but had to modify slightly to fit the opening. Specifically, I removed the widest of rubber "rings" (the one at the top) with a utility knife. That adjustment seems perfect and nice to have the upgraded pourer. Here's the one I got: OXO Good Grips Oil Stopper/Pourer
325242
I had a large coupler too and it doesn't fit. I don't think you can fit it, unless you find an "extra large" coupler
918315
I found RediBreeze extremely cooperative -- did you call them for your needed O-ring? Otherwise the other answers are quite correct in that any good hardware store will be able to sell you the O-ring.