Grease pump for stern gland

[45m]

I have a 1985 Jouet 760 with a Yanmar 1GM10 in it. The grease pump that goes directly to the stern gland has a rubber valve between 2 washers, which has died! The pump is cast brass, with no name or numbers on it. Does anyone know where I could get either a replacement valve or a replacement pump?
Thanks
Susie

 

[Poignard]

I would try and make a replacement part out of a piece of leather. If I was time -poor and money-rich, I would buy a new one from www.asap-supplies.com, or look on ebay

 

[ebbtide]

I fitted a Deep Sea Seal on my Jouet 920 (Volvo MD1B driving a 2-bladed prop) and wondered why I'd wasted thirty years fiddling with greasers! To avoid bleeding it after drying out you can add a water feed from the exhaust. Where was I all those years??

 

[Poignard]

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... fiddling with greasers...

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I was once on a ship where the steward tried to fiddle with a greaser. The greaser gave him a black eye. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[martinriches]

I am just about to replace my greaser with a dripless seal.You can have the brass greaser if you want. I live in London and the boat is in Kent.

Martin

 

[kds]

"Where was I all those years?? "

You were afloat - you might not have been without the old-type stern gland !
Ken /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[cliffordpope]

An old grease gun works well if you are not fussy about having the real brass thing. The kind with a lever on the side that most people have knocking around in their garage but don't need om modern cars.