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Has anyone tried to fit this pump in?

JCKnife

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For that price I couldn't pass it up, even though I had a fairly new in-tank pump. They look well-built.
 

JCKnife

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Mine arrived today. What's the deal with the little plastic ball atop the screened-in area? I don't think the deuce pump has that.
 

srodocker

Well-known member
I have 2 on the way. ordered them earlier this week. 1 will be a backup in the truck extra parts and 1 will be extra parts at home
 

deuceaid

Banned
Well JCKnife, You made me do it!!!!, (my grandmother called my screwdriver fingers when I was 3), but I had to keep going, and I am SO GLAD I did !

This pump has an epoxy encapsulated rotor, blah,blah,blah, and CAN BE REBUILT !!!! 9 time out of 10 it will be the brushes that fail, but these can be replaced (and You dont have to cut it apart to get to them)!!! And if the commutator on the rotor wears out , just chuck it in a lathe and turn it down some ( the next best thing would be a drill press and some emery cloth)

also the motor does run on 12 volts also ( seems fast, pump I dont know what pressure it would have)
 

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storeman

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would this same pump be safe for gasoline? I'm thinking of a way to get at the 193 gallons of gas my boat holds if TSHTF.
Jerry
 

deuceaid

Banned
would this same pump be safe for gasoline? I'm thinking of a way to get at the 193 gallons of gas my boat holds if TSHTF.
Jerry

I`m thinking no, since it is not a sealed unit (maybe thats why the rotor has an epoxy coating ?) . to be safe????? if vapors get in it and the arcing of the brushes sets it off, it could be bad,,,,,,,then again multifuel? but this pump was suppose to go in something other than a deuce multifuel vehicle.

I know what you thinking though, per the other thread we haunt. It has crossed my mind to, wondering if it is small enough to do other jobs.
 
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Ride2Kill

New member
if vapors get in it and the arcing of the brushes sets it off, it could be bad,,,,,,,then again multifuel? but this pump was suppose to go in something other than a deuce multifuel vehicle.
If thats the case, running any intank pump would be just like lighting a fuse! Ha
 

deuceaid

Banned
If thats the case, running any intank pump would be just like lighting a fuse! Ha
The original pump was a totally sealed unit with magnetic drive for the impeller, no way for fumes to get in. and diesel doesnt just explode from sparks (no vapors)
 

gimpyrobb

dumpsterlandingfromorbit!
but this pump was suppose to go in something other than a deuce multifuel vehicle.

I thought I posted it earlier, they were made for the Bradley fighting machines. I spoke to the Parker branch in northern Ohio for quite some time. It is a good replacement.
 

deuceaid

Banned
Update

Well folks, I dropped in the pump this afternoon, and my deuce fired right up,,,,,,in fact I am almost wondering if my old pump was a little slow ( I know it ran, I could hear it run), since the truck fired up much quicker than what I was use to! Thanks Gimpy and others for the input, and I hope this help others. By the way once I get my other pump, I am going to take it apart and measure the brushes and look for some replacements. If I find anything, I will post it here.
Jason :driver:
 
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