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07-23-2012, 11:38 AM
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Not to hijack this thread, but I still wonder WHY we have these flexable impellers that we need to change all the time. (Aside from the obvious expense that equals profits for the makers).
I have 2 British Seagull outboard motors... both of them have solid impellers like those found in a pedestal sump pump. They work perfectly. So why do we put up with these rubber impellers? My pedestal pump has a 3/4 hp motor on it and it pumps to a 25 foot head. And thinking about it, a regular car water pump also has a solid impeller, and they do just fine circulating the water around the engine. So WHY do we have rubber impellers?????
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