Weeping Rear Welch Plug

Well the moral of this story must be measure first as they must have used several different sizes depending on what was available at the time.

My one is definately 1 3/4" as can be seen in the photo. There also appears to be a smaller one next to it too.

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Originally Posted by foz.in.oz

Well the moral of this story must be measure first as they must have used several different sizes depending on what was available at the time.

My one is definately 1 3/4" as can be seen in the photo. There also appears to be a smaller one next to it too.

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Just out of curiosity, is yours a 3 bearing, or 5?

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Originally Posted by foz.in.oz

Well the moral of this story must be measure first as they must have used several different sizes depending on what was available at the time.

My one is definately 1 3/4" as can be seen in the photo. There also appears to be a smaller one next to it too.

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In my parts book (RTC9840CC) -

525497 (1)
250840 (2)
524765 (2)
587628 (2)
Alternatives (no sizes given)
So the advice to measure would seem to be definitely justified!

John

i have 3 motors sitting beside my carport and all three have a different size rear of block welsh plugs.

PIA

hmmm

my book says #250840 1 1/2"

You would be annoyed to go order one and find it was one of the others, wouldn't you?

My book also says only one of them back there.

Mine has a 1 3/8 brass cup in it.

hi if you have a slide hammer or can borrow one it will be easier to get out use a pick to make the hole foe the screw, a pick is an old philips screw driver that is ground to a point,my dad used newspaper around the plug to seal it,to use the pick you simply put it up against the plug and hit it with a hammer take care not to make the hole too big.john