Re: [Amel] Shaft pitting on Dessalator low pressure pump


Richard03801 <richard03801@...>
 

Hi when and if you get it remachined have the shop of grind the shaft to cleanup and have it nickel plated back to size this method will also stop the pitting


Regards
Richard Piller

On Aug 14, 2010, at 0:17, Danny and Yvonne SIMMS <simms@...> wrote:

Hi George and Kim, any competent fitter and turner can build up the shaft and turn it in a lathe to original specs. I recently did this with the shaft of the salt water pump on my volvo TMD 22. A new shaft from volvo was quoted at NZ$500, a complete pump at over NZ$1000. Had the rebuild done for NZ$80.
Rgards
Danny and Yvonne
SM 299 Ocean Pearl

Danny and Yvonne
www.getjealous.com/danneve

--- On Fri, 13/8/10, gmcerillo <gmcerillo@...> wrote:

From: gmcerillo <gmcerillo@...>
Subject: [Amel] Shaft pitting on Dessalator low pressure pump
To: amelyachtowners@...
Date: Friday, 13, August, 2010, 12:12 PM



Leaking from the impellor housing is caused by pitting on the impellor shaft, the seals are fine, however how can the shaft be repaired or replaced or can the pump be replaced with an after market pump and if so, what brand?

George and Kim
s/v Indecent SM#353




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