Kubota calls for a Three Bond No. 1208d or equivalent for an installation. I can't find the Three Bond material so what is the equivalent?
Three Bond No. 1208d or equivalent?
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Motorcycle stores carry it. Each call it by their own name
HondaBond
YamaBond
SuzkiBond
http://www.threebond.com/product/series/sealants/s_a1200.html
It is a thin 'RTV like (but not RTV!!!) sealant, that is fuel proof. I often buy it on Amazon. Price varies wildy so shop around.
This is a good equivelent
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008BYPRRI/ref=psdc_15719581_t3_B0022ZZ26S
HondaBond
YamaBond
SuzkiBond
http://www.threebond.com/product/series/sealants/s_a1200.html
It is a thin 'RTV like (but not RTV!!!) sealant, that is fuel proof. I often buy it on Amazon. Price varies wildy so shop around.
This is a good equivelent
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008BYPRRI/ref=psdc_15719581_t3_B0022ZZ26S
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Kubota also sells it but they have their own part number for it. IIRC, 70000-73763, or if you like gray color, 70000-73764.
It'd be wise to double check those part numbers as I'm just shooting from the hip.
Having used plenty of 1208, it's about the same as those two I listed. Actually I prefer to use permatex ultra-grey sealant as it hardens better and paints over easier. I tend to paint the joints after a repair...makes a more professional appearing job. Problem is, though, sometimes people will throw a fit that I "charged them a thousand dollars+ and never did anything to it". I did it, but after painting the joints, an untrained eye can't tell.
It'd be wise to double check those part numbers as I'm just shooting from the hip.
Having used plenty of 1208, it's about the same as those two I listed. Actually I prefer to use permatex ultra-grey sealant as it hardens better and paints over easier. I tend to paint the joints after a repair...makes a more professional appearing job. Problem is, though, sometimes people will throw a fit that I "charged them a thousand dollars+ and never did anything to it". I did it, but after painting the joints, an untrained eye can't tell.