Berk JE CARNAGE!!!!

[wet77]

Here are some pic of a buddy's 21' taylor JE pump.
This is what happens when you ignore those little noises :cry:

[diggler]

Jeeeeeesus!

[Danhercules]

Weld it and grind it. It can be saved!! :messedup:

[roostwear]

Reminds me of what mine looked like when I first bought the boat! The wear ring(?) hadn't worn quite as far through the impeller as that one, but there was still a ton of scrap aluminum. Jack managed to save the housing, but the shaft, bowl, and impeller were history. :2purples:

[hack job]

ouch :2purples:

[miller19j]

We can fix it! …….. My old man is a television repair man and he’s got the ultimate set of tools!

[wet77]

What happened was the front bearing gave out and everything slid forward, causing the impeller to self destruct :220v:
When you slide a new impeller on the way it sits now there is about 3/4 inch gap from where the impeller should meet the shaft :jawdrop:
Oh well, Duane from HTP is hooking us up with the parts asap so we can get her back in the water

[Cas]

too bad you didn't see my post from a couple of weeks ago, I have a complete JE with diverter, electric trim and all the cable sitting in my garage.
The pump, from what I understand only has about 20 hours on it after a rebuild. The impeller appears to be a brand new A2.

[wet77]

noticed your add but the owner wants a new style diverter and from what I here taking the suction out of the boat on a JE type is a royal pain :2purples:
did sound like a good deal for your pump though!

[Cas]

let me know if he's interested in the pump without the diverter or if he needs the housing, I'm thinking about parting it out anyway.