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After asking questions and getting answers from this NG, and buying a
manual and needed parts, I decided I was ready to tackle this "easy" job of replacing the impeller. This is the generation 2 unit and everything went smooth and just like all of the instructions said, UNTILL trying to mate the two halves together. I don't know how in the world one person can lift that heavy sucker and at the same time guide the drive shaft to mate where it is supposed to, and guide the water tubes and couplers to meet where they are supossed to, not to mention you can't even see the things to begin with. I tried and tried till the muscles between my shoulder blades separated and had to give up. If someone has designed a mechanical lift to do this, I sure would like to have the plans. You people that say you do this as part of a yearly routine, must have an easy way. HJJ |
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