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Old 14-07-19, 01:37
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Thanks, Dave, Stephen and Don for the replies,

Ill do some investigating with those leads.
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Old 14-07-19, 04:04
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The single pulley reproduction pumps are relatively inexpensive, and feature the bearing on the shaft and modern seal. I have wondered if it would be possible to make up new pulleys to install in place of the single pulleys, or even if the double pulleys would press onto the repro waterpumps.
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Old 14-07-19, 06:13
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Hi all; I have to measure, but suspect that the only difference is a longer shaft. Easily fabricated. The Fryer pumps have a new ceramic seal installation and a new improved turbine. Newc
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Old 14-07-19, 12:11
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Dave can you tell us about "Fryer"???
Do the old pumps take a modern seal? Can any one make suggestions on seals and impellors? The bearing shouldn't be too hard to source?
Looks like double pulley pumps are not so common any more.
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Old 14-07-19, 12:58
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If the impellers are still good to re-use, the bearing cassette from a GPW/MB Jeep pump can be used.
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