contessaman
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overhaulin' my jabsco pump this winter. (dog drive version, perkins 4108).
I have a question about the face plate of the pump. Upon removal the inside is not flat but recessed in the way of the impellor arc.
I cant tell if this is wear in the face plate or supposed to be like this. I remember a little jabsco pump on a petter mini6 that my dad had when I was a kid - that face plate was meant to be flat and we used to lay it on some 1200 grit wet'n'dry on a flat surface to remove the wear and return it to a flat surface.
my current somewhat larger (perkins 4108) jabsco pump has got me confused as the 'wear' (if thats what it is) seems just too perfect to be caused by the impellor vanes. the edge is crisp and bevelled.
So my question is, should all jabsco pumps have a flat inside to their face plate or are some intended to have a recess?
thanks as always
I have a question about the face plate of the pump. Upon removal the inside is not flat but recessed in the way of the impellor arc.
I cant tell if this is wear in the face plate or supposed to be like this. I remember a little jabsco pump on a petter mini6 that my dad had when I was a kid - that face plate was meant to be flat and we used to lay it on some 1200 grit wet'n'dry on a flat surface to remove the wear and return it to a flat surface.
my current somewhat larger (perkins 4108) jabsco pump has got me confused as the 'wear' (if thats what it is) seems just too perfect to be caused by the impellor vanes. the edge is crisp and bevelled.
So my question is, should all jabsco pumps have a flat inside to their face plate or are some intended to have a recess?
thanks as always