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Old 10-11-19, 15:22
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Thanks Paul, that’s very helpful information. I think I’ll get the pumps off the engine and start measuring up.
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Old 11-11-19, 18:23
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FYI guys the riveted carrier uses a double sheave water pump that has a sealed bearing in it. In other words, not a bushed pump.
I would like to know what the bearing number is if someone knows.
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Old 11-11-19, 18:59
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I actually have two of the Mac's rebuild kits out in the shed somewhere. I'll check them for numbers if I can find them.
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Old 11-11-19, 23:22
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I spoke to Belcher Engineering in the UK today, and unfortunately the repair kits have been on back order for over a year, so no chance of getting a kit anytime soon. They said that they can rebuild the pumps by adapting Jeep rebuild kits, or by adapting one of the newer design of pumps. The latter is likely to be over £100 per pump.

Has anyone had previous experience using Jeep rebuild kits?
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Old 12-11-19, 00:19
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At work we made the mistake of sending a pair of carrier pumps in for rebuild without asking for an estimate. They came back at over $700 for the pair. £100 each does not seem that bad.
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Old 12-11-19, 05:02
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I believe the original seals with the rubber, carbon disc and spring were the same as a Jeep. The Jeep water pump bearing is somewhat larger than the V8 bearing. The part numbers of the two bearings would help. Anyone?
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Old 12-11-19, 05:41
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I have used these bearings (see attached PDF) for Jeeps, Amphib Jeeps and my weasel. The part number is FSP61 and they can be machined to size. In the case of both Jeeps and my weasel, I have bored the water pump housing out to accept a 316 Stainless Steel Collar for the carbon seal.
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