These parts came from an Estate Sale. I am selling them "as is" since they were stored in a garage and the boxes and packaging are dirty and some of the items (I threw away) were rusty. What I will offer may or may not be serviceable and may have been 'used'. I'll answer questions and do more photos to help you decide if you can use any of them. I will only use this one thread on the forum and will list items on it as time goes buy. Selling these parts is a new venture for me and I am unfamiliar with pricing. I am pricing the ones I find, or similar finds, listed on EBay at about half of EBay prices. If I am unreasonable with my pricing let me know. If you want multiple items perhaps we can make a deal. Prices posted do not include shipping. Thanks.

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1. This offering is for several gaskets, seal, o-ring and literature. I do not know what they will fit. The o-ring is about 1/4" cross section and is about 5" ID and 5 1/2" OD. The flat rubber seal is about 4" ID and 4 5/8" OD. The small rectangle shaped gasket with rounded corners measures about 4 1/2" X 3 3/16" and has 4 bolt holes. The other one similar to it with the round end measures about 4 3/4" X 3 3/16" and has 3 bolt holes. The two larger rectangle gaskets are about 4 3/4" X 6" and have 4 bolt holes and there are two of them. Also literature with text and pictures on fuel filter replacement. $5.00.

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2. Two rod holders made from Micarta. Both heads are 1 7/8" diameter X 1/4" thick. The stems are 1/4" square with a hole in the tips. One stem is 9 1/8" long and the other is 8 7/8" long. Old type fuel filter supports. $5.00.

ob98, those items that you call valves of micarta are the rod holders that hold the early fuel filter (resembles a round string column) to the filter head. They use small pins, nickel shaped retainers and springs to hold them in the plate. Cheers, Larry.

"Larry" wrote:

ob98, those items that you call valves of micarta are the rod holders that hold the early fuel filter (resembles a round string column) to the filter head. They use small pins, nickel shaped retainers and springs to hold them in the plate. Cheers, Larry.

Thanks Larry. It is good to know what they are. Regards. keith

3. In the old dirty box are these items. Hard to read p/n on the box but it looks like 6n9313 or 6n9312? Hand written on the box is "Water pump seal assy D-7E". I don't know if it is complete so you will buy the box, the metal spring loaded seal and the nylon and rubber seal as shown in the photos. $20.00.

4. This box is labeled 6n9312 but I don't think the contents are that part number. What is in this box is a spring with a seal assy on the end of it with a part number of 4n6556 on it. There also is a nylon sleeve with no number and a nylon washer with no numbers and a rubber seal with 8s8821 on it. $15.00.

5. I don't know what these fit. There are no numbers that I can see. They look like the seal in item 3 above which is tagged as for a D-7E. These two are the same with a narrow edge on the rubber seal. There is a spring inside. $15.00 each.

6. These seals were labeled by the owner as for engines 3304-3306. I can't guarantee that so look them over. The part number on them is 1n9177. There also is another number on them that may be their date of manufacture. One is 2Q78 (2nd quarter 1978?) and the other is 4Q70 (4th quarter 1970?). $15.00 each.

7. Rubber seal, p/n 3s3535. Application unknown. It is 'hat shaped'. $8.00

8. Water pump shaft seal for engines 3304, 3306, 3408, 3412, 3512, 3516 etc. It has a nylon ring with no number on it and a rubber seal with 8s8821 on it. $8.00.