Vapor blasting Submersible Pump Float Switch Delete

I get asked a lot how I remove the float switch from my pumps.
Firstly, if you are not comfortable working with electronics, do not undertake this process.
This video shows the strip down and removal of the float switch, as well as a couple of options to reseal the pump housing.
Thanks for watching!
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[@gopangrxking9197]

Custom slury pump

[@nuffysbuilds3750]

Hey dude, I am in Snells Beach at the moment. I came over from Australia last week, and was hoping to call in to your workshop and say hi, but I caught Covid so isolating. The gun you sent me is awesome mate, and working well.
All the best
Nuffy (Paul)
(Nuffys Builds)

[@ArmouryEnterprises]

Hey Paul,
Hope you haven't got too heavy a dose. How long you over for? You are welcome to come check out the shop when you are done isolating if you have time.
Its about 35 mins from Snells.
Did you just call?

[@nuffysbuilds3750]

@@ArmouryEnterprises hi Josh,
We are heading towards the South Island tomorrow once we come out of isolation. I am back in Auckland in 2 weeks time, if I get a chance I will send you a message.
I didn’t call earlier.
Keep up the good work mate

[@ArmouryEnterprises]

@@nuffysbuilds3750 Sounds good mate. Enjoy your travels!

[@coolstore1875]

Thanks for the up load well done.

[@officialmysteriousrider130]

Hi Josh why not take the impeller off & make a replica out of metal instead. it can't be that hard to replicate it you have a tig welder. just a fought mate 👍 as your impeller will last longer with metal one I mean

[@ArmouryEnterprises]

Hey mate, It is something I have thought about, but never acted on it as in the 7 odd years I have been doing this, I have never had an impeller wear out.
Cheers, and hope you are doing well!