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Old 05-18-2013, 02:01 PM
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In one of the messages I seen from you, you stated that your new pump adapter would be threaded. I assume then that you plan on placing the bolt from the fan backward into your new adapter. I have just gotten in from reassembling my 1782 and I see that the nuts that hold the fan on have a sholder that goes into the fan's plastic holes. How will you keep from crushing the plastic fan hub without the sholder nuts?
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In one of the messages I seen from you, you stated that your new pump adapter would be threaded. I assume then that you plan on placing the bolt from the fan backward into your new adapter. I have just gotten in from reassembling my 1782 and I see that the nuts that hold the fan on have a sholder that goes into the fan's plastic holes. How will you keep from crushing the plastic fan hub without the sholder nuts?
Just a flat washer. They don't crush unless you tighten the crap out of them.
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hope you can get a drive shaft figured out, the rag joints are falling apart in my 1772. id like to only mess with the shaft once and for all.
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hope you can get a drive shaft figured out, the rag joints are falling apart in my 1772. id like to only mess with the shaft once and for all.
Got it figured out, just waiting for parts, stay tuned.
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