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Imperial O-Ring Assortment Kit

Original price was: $42.34.Current price is: $26.31.

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Every mechanic knows the feeling—you’re halfway through a repair job when you discover a cracked or swollen O-ring. Now what? You can either make a trip to town or keep digging through that messy coffee can of old seals hoping to find something that fits. This handy Imperial O-ring set puts the most common sizes right at your fingertips, so you can fix it right the first time and get back to work.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete assortment of Imperial-sized O-rings in the most commonly needed sizes
  • Organized storage box keeps everything sorted and easy to find
  • High-quality rubber construction that handles hydraulic fluid, oil, and temperature swings
  • Multiple quantities of popular sizes so you’re not left short on busy repair days
  • Compatible with standard Imperial fittings and components found on most American equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This set covers the Imperial O-ring sizes you’ll run into most often when working on hydraulic systems, engines, and implements. Whether you’re rebuilding a hydraulic cylinder, replacing a leaky fitting, or doing routine maintenance on older American-made tractors and equipment, having the right size seal on hand saves time and prevents comebacks. These work great for general repair and maintenance tasks where you need reliable sealing.

Made to Last

These O-rings are made from quality rubber compounds designed to handle the oils, hydraulic fluids, and temperature changes common in farm equipment. The material stays flexible in cold weather and won’t get brittle or crack from heat and UV exposure like cheaper seals do.

Good to Know

Keep this kit in your shop toolbox or service truck—you’ll use it more than you think. When installing O-rings, a light coat of compatible fluid helps prevent tearing during installation. Always inspect the sealing surfaces for nicks or scratches that could cause leaks, and replace O-rings whenever you disassemble a connection, even if the old one looks okay.