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Tech Talk => Jet Pumps => Topic started by: beerjet on September 04, 2007, 07:26:41 PM

Title: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: beerjet on September 04, 2007, 07:26:41 PM
A friend of mine (Jetaholic) who has done a complete resto on a marlin calls me and ask me if I could help him out in rebuilding his pump . (I cant remember exactly what events took place nor in what order) Turns out he was taking his freshly restored boat out for its maiden voyage he noticed a ton of water in his bilge . Motor was also dead and as the boat came to stop his wake also came over and swamped the boat .This thing was going down and in a hurry . A freind of his who finally got his boat fired up after having issues of his own comes around to the rescue . Got the boat on the trailer and as he's pulling it out of the water , the winch starts to unreel and the boat is headed for the water on it's own this time , but he saves it . WHEW !

So anyways here is the boat in question .78 marlin I believe . All new wood inside . New Gel. New 454 . New upholstery . New gages . New wiring .New trailer. And last but not least , it had a fresh pump .

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First thing was to yank the victum out of it's final resting place .Here is the before shot .

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Now get to gettin !

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Once again I will say that in MY OPINION you dont need to lather ever crack and crevise of your pump with silicone . I wanted to take my own life when I saw all the silicone John put on his pump . It took a 3 ft. crow bar , alot of finesse , even more foul language and about 5 min. to get this transome cover off .

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Soooooo it's out and OH MY FUKIN GOD ! What the hell did John do ?!

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Over the hand hole as well !

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Off came the Jet-a-way . Which I might add is amazing in it simplicity alone . Major kuddos to Duane over at Hi-tech .

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With the aid of the berkely tool set this is what we found !

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An inside shot.

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Check out the 2 grooves it left in the impellor !

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Here is the culprit . I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it is a piece of gauld up aliminum . It was definatly aluminum though .

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I had to double drill the new suction housing because the Jet-a-way uses 8 bolts versus the berkely 4.

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Once again Tom @ Jet Boat Performance to the rescue . Tom overnighted an impellor with the matching wear ring so John could get it on saturday . We reassembled the suction housing with the new impellor and we could not for the life of get his old bearing out .

NOTE PEOPLE :  Do not let the powder coater get powder coat on anything other than the surface that will be showing .
 
So after pacing back and forth like caged animals and already facing defeat I remembered that I had a bearing in stock , on the shelf , ready for installation .  ;D Team Cold Beer racing to the rescue !  ;D  :D

Got the shaft in .

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Impellor on . Dont forget the keyway people !

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Got the Jet-a-way back on .

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Torqued the bowl down and there you have it . A reassembled pump .

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I will say that you could turn the shaft by hand before but after , you could turn it with 2 fingers and it felt like butter . Oh so smooth .

Well it went back in with no muss and no fuss .

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At this point , I'm panicing because I work on my own shit all the time . This is someone elses boat and I would hate for something to happen to someone elses ride due to my incapability or even worse , somebody gettin hurt . He stuck around till the next day and we hit Elsinore . Drove through a monsoon and we are on the water .

Passed the leak check and we're off !

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NOW FUKIN HAMMER IT !!!!!!  ;D

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So there you have it folks . Another great day For "Team Cold Beer Racing !"

For those that dont know . Heres "Topless" and her stalker "Jetaholic"

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I am not a proffesional ! This is by no means meant to be taken as instructions on how to work on your pump. There are plenty of proffessionals out there who are willing to give great and proffessional advise ! 

-beerjet-

Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Ralph Brunt on September 04, 2007, 07:40:20 PM
you wanna be my hero :-*
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: squirtnmyload on September 04, 2007, 08:04:25 PM
way to go beerjet......i know what you mean about always working on your own stuff but when you do it for others, there is always that nervous minute when its go time  ;D
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: hotrod56cars on September 04, 2007, 08:16:39 PM
Sik thread. Thanks. Really good looking boat BTW.
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: beerjet on September 04, 2007, 08:56:47 PM
Sik thread. Thanks. Really good looking boat BTW.
The boat is gorgeous and he hasn't even detailed it yet . That was just a wet wipe down .

-beerjet-
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: The Chaz on September 04, 2007, 08:59:53 PM
Now that is a great thread!  Thanks a million.  I would feel a little better pulling mine off now.
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Brad @ SCJB on September 04, 2007, 10:00:25 PM
Nice Boat
Nice Write up
Nice Pics

'nuff said.


Major kudos to Omar for helpin him out.  ;D
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Jetaholic on September 04, 2007, 10:13:45 PM
Yeah I gotta say...a million thanks to Omar for helping me out with this. I couldn't find anyone here locally that could help with this project, but I knew Omar had done a few pumps so I called on him to help me with this one.

Once we got the pump back together and spun it by hand I could tell a night and day difference...I just knew it was gonna work.

He even had a set of header water lines to replace the ones on my right header that got burned up due to a battery shorting on them (the battery wasn't hooked up at the time that happened).

Then I got ahold of Topless from Hot Boat, and she invited us over. And of course we brought alcohol...was planning on driving home that night until the alcohol started flowin'. So I opted to stay another night and spent the night at Topless's place.

The next day we hit Elsinore...even though the water was rough I had a blast. And the boat did wonderfully.

Then today I got off work early and went to a local lake here...again the boat did great.

And again a major thanks to Tom at Jet Boat Performance for hookin' up the parts quickly and answering any and all questions we had regarding the reassembly.

This is what I love about the boating community...everyone steps in to help each other out in a pinch.
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Marcsrollin on September 04, 2007, 11:06:01 PM
So how in the hell  does someone crack their pump like that???????????
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: beerjet on September 04, 2007, 11:09:27 PM
So how in the hell  does someone crack their pump like that???????????
The only thing I could think of was when the boat came down from hoping a wake , the impellor tried to jam and the torque of the motor cracked the housing . Other than that I dont know . Jetaholic was going to take it to Toms to get his opinion . I'm very curious myself.

-beerjet-
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Marcsrollin on September 04, 2007, 11:10:48 PM
Keep us posted!
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: beerjet on September 04, 2007, 11:22:07 PM
Keep us posted!
Hopefully Tom or someone that really knows whats goin on will .

-beerjet-
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Brad @ SCJB on September 04, 2007, 11:36:28 PM
where was that wad of aluminum wedged? is that what caused the groves in the impeller?
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: beerjet on September 05, 2007, 10:27:33 PM
where was that wad of aluminum wedged? is that what caused the groves in the impeller?
This is how it came out of the pump .

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-beerjet-
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Ema Non-Performance Marine - BANNED on September 06, 2007, 09:08:13 PM
Great job Omar, way to go helping out a fellow jetter 8)
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: crewchief22 on September 06, 2007, 09:41:17 PM
For John
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DAMN,


What hull is that?


DAMN  :o
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: beerjet on September 06, 2007, 09:59:01 PM
Jon said he finally got his boat up to 65mph ,














and then backed off .  :o

-beerjet-
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Ema Non-Performance Marine - BANNED on September 06, 2007, 10:42:14 PM
DAMN,


What hull is that?


DAMN  :o

That is a Placecraft Tunnel Dragster
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Brad @ SCJB on September 06, 2007, 10:43:28 PM
That is a Placecraft Tunnel Dragster

why the thread jack?
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Ema Non-Performance Marine - BANNED on September 06, 2007, 10:52:32 PM
why the thread jack?
It was for Jon (Jetaholic) while I was on the phone with him, we were talking about upswept headers.
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: beerjet on September 06, 2007, 10:55:58 PM
The blown boat is for jon , he's in awe of sorts that someone would get in one knowing the power that they have . He still hasnt flat footed his own boat , so a blown boat kind of raises his eye brows . With that being said , it's kind of an inside thing and has nothing to do with the TECH end of my thread and could have been handled in a PM .

I am going to start smiting "thread jackers" at will for uneeded comments that divert threads in a diffrent direction .It's not fair to lurkers and anyone watching a thread go away to some other topic in hope of getting something out of it . Contribute to the threads or use a PM.

-beerjet-
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: OC2Vegas on September 07, 2007, 12:15:02 AM
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Well now there be the problem....you've done broke your doo hickie that bolts to the thing-a-ma-bob ;D
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: jet boat performance on September 07, 2007, 09:56:03 AM
Nice work and good thread beerjet and Jon ,shows teamwork and friendship and comraderie. We're pleased that all worked out well and Jons back in the H20   Tom

btw we see cracks like the one in the cleanout area commonly (similar to Jons) suctions (especially "e" suctions) and IMO can occur with "loading" problems,flying the boat etc  however this cracked suction was not due to that (again IMO) I'd be honored  to see all the pieces some day if you saved them just for the heck of it .. Tom

BTW.. everyone periodically check your "cleanout bolts" for saftey's sake
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Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: UNDONE on September 07, 2007, 10:04:28 AM
Good job guys.

There are probably 3 of those sitting on a shelf at Aggressor looking nearly identical to that.... Correlation between them all? I don't know? Before I sold my jet, I called Berkeley to ask questions to find out when exactly the pump was made, etc. etc. They couldn't answer a single question for me. Jetboat performance did however answer my questions. At the same time I had some Panther questions to ask for my friend all they did was tell me a Panther won't do over 55. When I told them it did much more than that I couldn't produce any proof. Now I can, hopefully Tom gets to this thread...

The video's of the boat actually running down river were from last season when it had a 142 Weiand on it. The one in the driveway is with the 6v71 TBS blower.
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=9115630
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=3142485
We're going dead even 60 on a GPS speedo in this last one and the panther starts leaving us behind...
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=3611688
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: jet boat performance on September 07, 2007, 10:33:28 AM
Undone Truly Very Impressive !!That boat really runs well!!! although I don't remember the exact conversation and appologize if I may have discouraged you ,its no secret to most folks Panthers in stock form are not my favorite jet drive .. Still Nice boat, Great vid .thanks for sharing  (sorry for the thread jack Brad)  Tom
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: UNDONE on September 07, 2007, 11:42:06 AM
haha. It was probably a year and a half ago. We were looking for a B stator housing on the panther. Not my boat, but he wanted to put the smaller big block nozzle on there instead of the 5 1/2'' small block nozzle... In stock form shes almost running 80 now. I'm personally an Aggressor fan. I've kinda grown up with the Aggressor family. Been friends with Dave's grandson for almost 10 years. In fact I think Brandon is coming out to Castaic Lake with us on Sunday morning. Again, sorry for the continued thread jack. However if you guys need pump parts and he has them in stock Dave is a great guy to deal with.
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: CHROMEY on September 07, 2007, 12:08:22 PM
ok btw for us slower people.....what the hell is this silver thing? on the shaft? jeta way?
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Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Brad @ SCJB on September 07, 2007, 12:14:07 PM
its like a quick disconnect for your pump so you can run it on the trailer.....very cool, but very pricey.

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Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: jet boat performance on September 07, 2007, 12:23:41 PM
Chromey that a Jetaway "Ratchet'' or one way clutch made by Hitech in Missori  its allows the Jet to be manually "disengaged" (nuetral) for tuning .running on the trailer etc also it ratchets on decel allowing a "decel disengage" of the Jet vs engine while under way! Very sort of spendy ,likely has saved a few lives especially during unexpected engine failures etc Tom

Undone I did Business with Dave (and Jeff) for a lot of years Give my best to Dave And family Thanks Tom

 Edit ...Brad you beat me to the "punch"
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: UNDONE on September 07, 2007, 12:28:44 PM
Brandon is Jeff's son, Jeff is no longer involved with the business...
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: jet boat performance on September 07, 2007, 12:49:57 PM
Undone ,I kind of thought that ,haven't heard from him (Jeff) in a long time, last I  knew he was doing some Auto related Gig Tell him i said Hi    Tom

Jetaholic you back in the water this weekend ,Whats up? give an update on how the boats doin .. Tom
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: Jetaholic on September 07, 2007, 08:46:36 PM
Unfortunately no. My job is changing our days off to Wednesday/Thursday for the next 5-6 weeks. Fuckers!

I may start lookin' for a different job soon...I can't deal with having weekdays be my weekends.

I did however take the boat out after work Tuesday and Wednesday and she did great both times. Even blew the shit out of a jet ski while I was out there Tuesday. Impressed 'em with my rooster tail. :D

I need to take a trip to your place Tom and maybe have us go to Nacimiento with her...maybe you could show me some tuning secrets. :D
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: UNDONE on September 07, 2007, 09:05:38 PM
ahh Nacimiento..... Trying to convince my parents that a house purchase up there is absolutely necessary.
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: jet boat performance on September 08, 2007, 08:31:21 AM
Jon Nac is lookin kind of grim @30% (low the water's usually above the Golf carts and trucks) our dock was barely in the H20 . Jon you could  hang with us in October for "Classic V-drives" Halloween Bash Jet or not its cool I might leave the flatty back and take the Miller (project) you never can tell . heres a couple Nac pic (Las Tablas)   Tom

undone ,nows prolly' a buyers market (low water and "lower" home $$

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Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: UNDONE on September 08, 2007, 08:36:47 AM
Wow that's low. Had heard the water was low, but that's crazy...
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: HDriderTH on September 08, 2007, 09:18:00 AM
you should see mead, down 8 ft since last summer about 100 total. they're moving the marinas again. check the watrer line above my truck..that was last summer!
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: CHROMEY on September 12, 2007, 09:07:57 AM
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its like a quick disconnect for your pump
thanks guys...i see that there is not a jucuzzi on that list.......but u say pricy$$$$ but when tuning @ home, u cant always have the boat in the water.....and w/ a jucuzzi having a plastic wear ring and it not being in the water....it may save the pump from being rebuilt if the specs are tight????? just asking...
Title: Re: Jetahloics pump rebuild
Post by: jet boat performance on September 12, 2007, 08:08:01 PM
Chromey with a lathe and mill anythings possible (adapting a jet away to a Jacuzzi)  I'll put the Idea up to Josh and we'll see what it will take  Tom
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