compress the impeller in your hand and insert it.
Sure. Maybe Arnold Schwarzenegger with dry hands in perfect workshop
conditions.
Right on there G .
What I do is wrap a long "wire tie" around the impellar compressing the
blades
in the desired direction. This is placed close to the edge of the impellar
that
goes in first.
Dont need Arnie then.
The trick I have learned is to use a hose clamp to squeeze the blades down.
Also never use grease, use soap to lubricate, and it doesn't matter which
direction the blades are bent, they will right themselves once the pump
starts rotating.
-- Jim
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JimAgue
M/V Derreen, Monk 36 Trawler
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Regarding:
> compress the impeller in your hand and insert it.
>
> Sure. Maybe Arnold Schwarzenegger with dry hands in perfect workshop
> conditions.
Right on there G .
What I do is wrap a long "wire tie" around the impellar compressing the
blades
in the desired direction. This is placed close to the edge of the impellar
that
goes in first.
Dont need Arnie then.
The trick I have learned is to use a hose clamp to squeeze the blades down.
Also never use grease, use soap to lubricate, and it doesn't matter which
direction the blades are bent, they will right themselves once the pump
starts rotating.
-- Jim
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JimAgue
M/V Derreen, Monk 36 Trawler
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