325 hours
Submitted by little johnny on Wed, 2021-12-15 19:29
Prior to changing impella. Still in good nick . Done full service today . Everything. Top one got changed out.
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Jim
Posts: 1336
Date Joined: 05/05/06
Looks good, only slightly
Looks good, only slightly bent fins. How was the rubber ? no cracks or anything?
Bend over
TorquenFish
Posts: 321
Date Joined: 30/12/12
I've never understood not
I've never understood not changing an impeller at each 100 hour service. It's a ~$10 part and it's easy/quick to do.
Marineboy
Posts: 845
Date Joined: 14/03/14
$10
Can you post a link where to buy them for $10 please ?
My spots are so secret even the fish don't know about them !
TorquenFish
Posts: 321
Date Joined: 30/12/12
Little bit of mayo
Call it $30 for just an impeller or $80 for a full kit. You get my point though... cheap insurance and piece of mind IMO.
little johnny
Posts: 5363
Date Joined: 04/12/11
Agree I was doing mine
Every hundred . Reason I stopped I honestly couldn’t see any diff from new one. I normally do mine every 200 now days. Maybe cause I use mine heaps . That’s why it’s in such good nick. Pure lazynes in this case
Scotte
Posts: 1145
Date Joined: 07/12/06
100 hours interval is very
100 hours interval is very conservative. Most I've done on an impella is 600 hours out of sheer laziness when I was fishing.and It looked like it would go another 600 to be honest.
Motor doesn't work hard and I don't plow sand bars
SpotHound
Posts: 439
Date Joined: 06/02/14
Corrosion
I only change them as I am worried all the bolts would corrode and not be able to be removed later.
Otherwise the impelloers last years.
sea-kem
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Date Joined: 30/11/09
Do mine once a year due to
Do mine once a year due to beach launching.
Love the West!
little johnny
Posts: 5363
Date Joined: 04/12/11
I was thinking same $10
I would buy 4 and still be in front