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Wow, that must be the new English.
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ya dude i suck at type and grammar i'd be the first on to tell you i stink at try say what i mean by typing it out, im more of look at this problem i made type more then writing it down or typing it out ...but that's not the important part
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Gotta agree with espeefan.
In a situation like this, where you have a significant casing that the motor is mounted to, its probably both easier and safer to just replace the motor than try to repair the stripped mount hole. Think about it - if the repair cuts loose, that gear moves in the pump casing, and oops, there goes the pump. OW, thats gonna hurt (plus metal fragments in your valves/line, doh!) If replacing the motor is that expensive, you might try a braced-mounting for pump-casing and motor, where you can clamp/strap the pump down to the brace, mount the motor with the single screw, and then clamp/strap the motor in place. One of the machinists here could make you the mount. But I sill think replacing the motor is both the safest for the pump, and cheapest/easiest for the assembly as a whole. WhiteWolf |
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