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Old 01-08-2022, 18:07   #16
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Re: Impeller looks bad
The part you are looking at is the cam ,it is held in place by a bolt in the top , and in most soft impeller pumps there is a wear plate behind the cam ,check web sites on pumps ,many different types .⚓️⛵️
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