Boat Impeller & service: Everything you should know
Servicing your engine? Changing an impeller? What way around does it go?
If you are preparing to launch your boat for the season and servicing that trusty engine? You’ll be changing (or at the very least inspecting) your water pump impeller…
After years as a boatbuilder Chris has seen many ways of changing impellers. This week he shows you his preferred method for changing out any impeller.
This week we cover all things impeller: How to change it, what way to put it in?! How it works, what to look out for AND a big tip for making fitting a whole lot easier… dive in and check it out for yourself!
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00:50 Theory
03.30 Removing
07:23 Top tip
09:10 Installing
13:39 Clockwise/Anticlockwise?
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