Thread: Dimensions of RTC5311 hub seal

Originally Posted by Roadkill

G'day folks, I had to register under a new user name as I'm out travelling and have no idea what my password is...I'm on my way out to the western deserts and want to carry a couple of hub seals in my emergency spares, I'd forgotten that I used my spares and hadn't replaced them. Can anyone tell me the dimensions so I can grab some generic seals from a bearing supply please. POD.

(Alternatively if someone knows a place in Mildura or Port Agusta or between who would have the proper ones, even better)

We use Spencer golf bearings in Whyalla a lot, not sure if they can cross reference that number, but I'd definitely give them a shout, fantastic to deal with as well.

Originally Posted by Roadkill

G'day folks, I had to register under a new user name as I'm out travelling and have no idea what my password is...I'm on my way out to the western deserts and want to carry a couple of hub seals in my emergency spares, I'd forgotten that I used my spares and hadn't replaced them. Can anyone tell me the dimensions so I can grab some generic seals from a bearing supply please. POD.

(Alternatively if someone knows a place in Mildura or Port Agusta or between who would have the proper ones, even better)

Can you double check that part number please?

I'm getting
80.2 OD on the main body
82.8 OD on the little lip
57.9 ID to the lip on the open side of the seal
59.5 ID to the lip on the closed side of the seal
12.0 thick
The ID measurements are as close as I can get as the inner lips are flexible.
The OD is rubber covered
It's a Corteco seal and has the following written on it
IN50499
GACO
2
ANGUS
The Corteco box has part no. 15510067

Tony

Originally Posted by shack

Can you double check that part number please?

RTC3511 is the number on my Corteco double lip hub seal

Tony

Thanks very much chaps, yes it seems I mis-remembered the part number. I'll find an industrial supplier in Mildura in the morning and see if I can get a couple of generic seals 80x60x10, should suffice for emergency spares. Much appreciated.