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Does anyone know where to buy the rubber seal washers that are mounted where the Trico motor penetrates the cab on a 46 just above the windshield? I'm thinking that maybe I should just modify a washer that I can find in a hardware store. I don't see these washers/seals in the Steele catalog. Suggestions anyone?


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Mine came with new wiper motor I bought from Jim Carter. They are a double shouldered rubber washer ( groove in center where sheetmetal sits ) Kinda like a grommet washer.


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Britcon, can you post pics please?


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all you need is a flat piece of gasketing material to go between the cab and the bezel, called wiper shaft gasket - also at Jim Carters

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I got mine at Jim Carters, its only a couple bucks, it does have a "keyway" type slot in it, so it fits just right.


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