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O.P.S. Heads
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I have used a round stock of aluminum turned on a lathe to the correct dimension with a shoulder on it so you can drive it in until it hits the shoulder. Use silicone to seal. There may be a piece of PVC pipe that could be made fit wit a cap on it as well. I never have found a freeze plug the correct size.
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