In my experience, forget the expensive pullers and fancy lubricants.
When installing the impeller coat the splines , liberally with water
proof grease , such as NEVER SEIZE, get it at any auto store. As
suggested use a wire tie to compress the blades or a hose clamp.
Coat the blades with plain old liquid soap or detergent and slip it in.
Makes clean up down right --- clean.
Pull the impeller with a small pair of needle nose VISE GRIPS.
This method has worked for me for a little over 35 yrs. YMMV
CCC
Lying Beaufort, NC at anchor.
M/V CC RIDER
SUPPORT OUR TROOPS
Charles C. Jr. and Pat Culotta
Patterson, La
http://www.geocities.com/charlesculotta/
In my experience, forget the expensive pullers and fancy lubricants.
When installing the impeller coat the splines , liberally with water
proof grease , such as NEVER SEIZE, get it at any auto store. As
suggested use a wire tie to compress the blades or a hose clamp.
Coat the blades with plain old liquid soap or detergent and slip it in.
Makes clean up down right --- clean.
Pull the impeller with a small pair of needle nose VISE GRIPS.
This method has worked for me for a little over 35 yrs. YMMV
CCC
Lying Beaufort, NC at anchor.
M/V CC RIDER
SUPPORT OUR TROOPS
Charles C. Jr. and Pat Culotta
Patterson, La
http://www.geocities.com/charlesculotta/