T&T: Jabsco belt driven pump

Frank Burrows fburrows@mail.com
Wed May 16 00:32:31 EDT 2007


Butch:  (

The best thing you can do is dump the belt driven Jabsco water pump. The 
marina has a dumpster and this is where this pump should go. Get a Shurflow 
pump and you will never go back. You will not need lots of spare parts and 
you can buy a second one if you feel you have to have a spare. I never went 
a season without repairing my belt driven water pump. The Shurflow went 12 
years before I had to fix a leak.

Frank Burrows

At 05:33 PM 5/15/2007 -0400, you wrote:
>I have several Jabsco belt-driven pumps onboard, all of which seem to leak.
>Currently I'm trying to stop a leak from the bottom of a Jabsco 36800-0200.
>All of the rubber seals appear to be in excellent condition. Would the service
>kit repair my problem (I'm not sure what a "pulsation dampener" is)? There is
>a stainless plate over part of the base. In my attempts to rebuild I may have
>lost the proper orientation of this plate. Does anyone have any suggestions on
>how to repair this pretty expensive pump?


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