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Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
Anyone happen to know a sensibly priced parts supplier for Yanmar 1GM10.
online or in NE Kent Area in particular I am looking for parts to rebuild the Johnson seawater cooling pump? I have tried googling but the prices I have found so far seem so ludicrous ( but I am probably living in the past) I haven't ruled out making some parts, such as the shaft and cover plate myself and just ordering proprietary seals and bearings etc. Chris |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
"chrisR" <chris@yachtsmen.co.uk> wrote in message news:46e3db27$1@nntp.onyx.net... > Anyone happen to know a sensibly priced parts supplier for Yanmar 1GM10. > online or in NE Kent Area in particular I am looking for parts to rebuild > the Johnson seawater cooling pump? > > I have tried googling but the prices I have found so far seem so ludicrous > ( but I am probably living in the past) I haven't ruled out making some > parts, such as the shaft and cover plate myself and just ordering > proprietary seals and bearings etc. > > Chris > I've always had good service from Marine Power in Bursledon for my 1GM10 http://www.marine-power.co.uk/catalog/ Prices for spares for marine engines are always (understandably) ludicrous. Alisdair |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
On Sep 9, 12:38 pm, "chrisR" <ch...@yachtsmen.co.uk> wrote:
> Anyone happen to know a sensibly priced parts supplier for Yanmar 1GM10. > online or in NE Kent Area in particular I am looking for parts to rebuild > the Johnson seawater cooling pump? > > I have tried googling but the prices I have found so far seem so ludicrous > ( but I am probably living in the past) I haven't ruled out making some > parts, such as the shaft and cover plate myself and just ordering > proprietary seals and bearings etc. > > Chris Are you sure this is a 1GM10 ? It should be a Yanmar part - driven by an internal lug through a hole in the timing casing. Mine is circa 93 and has a Yanmar pump of that type. The 2GM20 and 30 have Johnson pumps, belt driven, on both the sea water cooled and FWC engines ? http://www.marine-power.co.uk - do a 1GM10 pump for £177 - a new one includes a new impellor. Most places for Yanmar are about the same prices - I usually deal with Rollo in Avonmouth, since its local. I have the Yanmar workshop manual for the GM series if you need any info, let me know. Geoff |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
Bearings and seals are standard and cost a few pounds - the shaft is
iniquitously priced. I had a few made by a tame machine shop but won't part with them because I expect to use them myself. I do wonder, though, if there is a market for someone to have a batch of a few tens made by a CNC shop. I haven't ever used a cover plate, but I have a SpeedSeal fitted anyway. http://www.speedseal.com/speedseal.html Regards, Jerry 1973 Marcon Sabre 27 bilge keel Plymouth, UK Remove the obvious from my address to reply |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
"The Floating Bear" <jezza@cix.theobvious.co.uk> wrote in message news:memo.20070909232341.944A@jezza.compulink.co.u k... > Bearings and seals are standard and cost a few pounds - the shaft is > iniquitously priced. I had a few made by a tame machine shop but won't > part with them because I expect to use them myself. I do wonder, though, > if there is a market for someone to have a batch of a few tens made by a > CNC shop. I haven't ever used a cover plate, but I have a SpeedSeal > fitted anyway. http://www.speedseal.com/speedseal.html > > Regards, > Jerry > > 1973 Marcon Sabre 27 bilge keel > Plymouth, UK > > Remove the obvious from my address to reply Thanks to everyone who replied. It seems that there are few suppliers and a cartel on prices. If I get time I may machine the shaft and cover from material I have in my workshop and source the seals and bearings from a bearing supplier. Whilst it is ok to copy parts for ones own use I would imagine copying proprietary parts to sell could lead to litigation in some circumstances. Chris |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
"Geoff-Uphill" <geoff.rich@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:1189372114.816782.215400@g4g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com... On Sep 9, 12:38 pm, "chrisR" <ch...@yachtsmen.co.uk> wrote: > Anyone happen to know a sensibly priced parts supplier for Yanmar 1GM10. > online or in NE Kent Area in particular I am looking for parts to rebuild > the Johnson seawater cooling pump? > > I have tried googling but the prices I have found so far seem so ludicrous > ( but I am probably living in the past) I haven't ruled out making some > parts, such as the shaft and cover plate myself and just ordering > proprietary seals and bearings etc. > > Chris Are you sure this is a 1GM10 ? It should be a Yanmar part - driven by an internal lug through a hole in the timing casing. Mine is circa 93 and has a Yanmar pump of that type. The 2GM20 and 30 have Johnson pumps, belt driven, on both the sea water cooled and FWC engines ? http://www.marine-power.co.uk - do a 1GM10 pump for £177 - a new one includes a new impellor. Most places for Yanmar are about the same prices - I usually deal with Rollo in Avonmouth, since its local. I have the Yanmar workshop manual for the GM series if you need any info, let me know. Geoff Thanks Geoff it is a 1GM10 and I think the Johnson site hints that Johnson made the 1GM pumps for Yanmar. Certainly a Johnson impeller was fitted. Thanks for the kind offer re info from the manual. Fortunately I managed to buy a workshop manual on ebay at a very reasonable cost. Chris |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
"chrisR" <chris@yachtsmen.co.uk> wrote in message news:46e4a470$1@nntp.onyx.net... > > "The Floating Bear" <jezza@cix.theobvious.co.uk> wrote in message > news:memo.20070909232341.944A@jezza.compulink.co.u k... >> Bearings and seals are standard and cost a few pounds - the shaft is >> iniquitously priced. I had a few made by a tame machine shop but won't >> part with them because I expect to use them myself. I do wonder, though, >> if there is a market for someone to have a batch of a few tens made by a >> CNC shop. I haven't ever used a cover plate, but I have a SpeedSeal >> fitted anyway. http://www.speedseal.com/speedseal.html >> >> Regards, >> Jerry >> >> 1973 Marcon Sabre 27 bilge keel >> Plymouth, UK >> >> Remove the obvious from my address to reply > > Thanks to everyone who replied. It seems that there are few suppliers and > a > cartel on prices. If I get time I may machine the shaft and cover from > material I have in my workshop and source the seals and bearings from a > bearing supplier. Whilst it is ok to copy parts for ones own use I would > imagine copying proprietary parts to sell could lead to litigation in some > circumstances. > Chris > Have you tried Aquafax? They're Johnson pump stockists. Graham. |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
"chrisR" <chris@yachtsmen.co.uk> wrote in message news:46e4a470$1@nntp.onyx.net... > Thanks to everyone who replied. It seems that there are few suppliers and > a > cartel on prices. If I get time I may machine the shaft and cover from > material I have in my workshop and source the seals and bearings from a > bearing supplier. Whilst it is ok to copy parts for ones own use I would > imagine copying proprietary parts to sell could lead to litigation in some > circumstances. > Chris > Have you tried Aquafax? They're Johnson pump stockists. Graham. |
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Re: Yanmar 1GM10 pump spares
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> imagine copying proprietary parts to sell could lead to litigation > in some > circumstances. Makers of pattern consumable car parts seem to get away with it. Regards, Jerry 1973 Marcon Sabre 27 bilge keel Plymouth, UK Remove the obvious from my address to reply |
