Seawater impellers?
#4
Every season or 100 hours max for me.
I learned the hard way. It is cheap compared to what it can cost you.
I carry two spare impellers all times and replace at the beginning of each season.
I learned the hard way. It is cheap compared to what it can cost you.
I carry two spare impellers all times and replace at the beginning of each season.
#6
I change both each spring , just so there is no doubt. Although I have been thinking on going to the "blue" impllers. Since I have been known to snag a plastic bag or two they could save me some grief
. Any opinions on this?
. Any opinions on this?
#8
I lost both impellers last summer and each time I replaced them with the GRW's. I did this because mine are an incredible pain in the a$$ to get to and I didn't want to have to change them every year. My temps were rock solid at 160-170 all summer, but my engines are just stock 7.4's. I got them from george at boatfix.com and I think they were right around the same price as the standard ones at West or Boatus.
#10
I am impressed!! I got the second one done in around 2 hours, because at that point I knew what I was doing. It sucks when actually rebuilding the pump takes 10-15 minutes. My next boat will have some space in the engine room, because I hate having to stand on my head to do anything.



I've finally got mine down to under and hour each