Thanks to all the crew at State Supply, Fridley. This video and great customer service and I was able replace my bearings, coupling, etc. and get my house warm again....waiting for 5 days in zero degree weather was not an option.
Thanks a million! !! tried attempting the seal kit replacement before I watched this. of course it leaked...... tried again after watching video, 100% success!! thanks again for the detail.
At around timestamp 14:55. Why would you not want to have something underneath the shaft supporting it , while you use a hammer & screwdriver banging on such an expensive part?
Thanks to all the crew at State Supply, Fridley. This video and great customer service and I was able replace my bearings, coupling, etc. and get my house warm again....waiting for 5 days in zero degree weather was not an option.
Thanks a million! !! tried attempting the seal kit replacement before I watched this. of course it leaked...... tried again after watching video, 100% success!! thanks again for the detail.
That was awesome guy was s great teacher. Thank you for sharing this. It helps young techs like myself.
Great video. Very good info for me being new at my job thanks a lot!! Just put on a new seal today after watching your other video and no leak now!
Hey that was a great tutorial. Thanks a bunch for being so clear… Enjoy the smoke!
We're glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you.
At around timestamp 14:55.
Why would you not want to have something underneath the shaft supporting it , while you use a hammer & screwdriver banging on such an expensive part?
I believe the black stuff you chipped off the shaft was electrolysis because of two different metals, it happens especially if it is in salt water.
Nice video. thanks.
No se inglis maestro.
Pero suba un vídeo de mantenimiento de un recirculador armstrong gracias.
Never beat on the shaft unless you plan on replacing the bearings
What is the part number for this seal kit?
how to make sure that shaft sleeve would rotate with shaft? sleeve doesn't had any key or set screw?
JL - You can give our pump specialists a call at 1-877-775-7782 and they'll help you out.
They use lock tight to seal the shaft sleeve
Every time I hear ( I'm going to replace it! I hear cha ching . ) LOL . So what did you over charge the guy .
What kind of lock Taight they use?
Tom used green 609 loctite
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