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"James Gemmill" gemmilljim@hotmail,com wrote in message
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Is it necessary to replace the water intake impellor every year?


No. I would if you run in a sandy area. I would replace every 2 years at
the least. I ran one for 5 years, and was still good, but was a bugger to
get the leg off the engine. Now at 2 years and good anti-seize on the drive
shaft, is an easy job.
Bill


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Thanks for the reply. That sounds pretty reasonable.

On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 02:53:16 GMT, "Calif Bill"
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"James Gemmill" gemmilljim@hotmail,com wrote in message
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Is it necessary to replace the water intake impellor every year?


No. I would if you run in a sandy area. I would replace every 2 years at
the least. I ran one for 5 years, and was still good, but was a bugger to
get the leg off the engine. Now at 2 years and good anti-seize on the drive
shaft, is an easy job.
Bill


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