Comments for SpaResources.Com http://sparesources.com Spa Repair and Service Tue, 31 Aug 2010 00:57:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Keeping your Spa Cover Clean by jim http://sparesources.com/tips/goodcover/comment-page-1#comment-155 jim Tue, 31 Aug 2010 00:57:21 +0000 http://sparesources.com/tips2/keeping-your-spa-cover-clean.html#comment-155 Great information. Love the humor. If you know of any humans that actually like to chew on Spa Covers, please try to get us a picture; we'd love to have it. Great information. Love the humor. If you know of any humans that actually like to chew on Spa Covers, please try to get us a picture; we’d love to have it.

]]> Comment on Replacing a Spa or Hot Tub Pump wet end, Cal-Spa®, Page 2 by admin http://sparesources.com/seq/werep/cswerep2/comment-page-1#comment-154 admin Tue, 24 Aug 2010 02:30:23 +0000 http://sparesources.com/?p=64#comment-154 If it is not removable from the front end, then you will almost certainly crack the shaft socket when trying to squeeze it, either that, or the socket will break off right where it meets the back of the impeller. The rear shaft socket is the weakest part of the impeller. Thanks. If it is not removable from the front end, then you will almost certainly crack the shaft socket when trying to squeeze it, either that, or the socket will break off right where it meets the back of the impeller. The rear shaft socket is the weakest part of the impeller.
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]]> Comment on Replacing a Spa or Hot Tub Pump wet end, Cal-Spa®, Page 2 by user77 http://sparesources.com/seq/werep/cswerep2/comment-page-1#comment-153 user77 Tue, 24 Aug 2010 01:34:48 +0000 http://sparesources.com/?p=64#comment-153 Just a suggestion when getting desperate and trying to remove the impeller with channel lock pliers. I woulda/coulda saved the impeller if I had realized that I could grab the impeller with the channel locks on the thicker part of the impeller instead of trying to grab it out on the thin flimsy part where the flow isolator fits. If you grab closer to the motor beyond where the flow isolator slides, the impeller is a good bit heavier and will take the force a little better (kinda obvious when you think about it). oh well, live and learn. The guide was still very helpful and got me to the point where I can at least replace the seal (and impeller). Just a suggestion when getting desperate and trying to remove the impeller with channel lock pliers.

I woulda/coulda saved the impeller if I had realized that I could grab the impeller with the channel locks on the thicker part of the impeller instead of trying to grab it out on the thin flimsy part where the flow isolator fits. If you grab closer to the motor beyond where the flow isolator slides, the impeller is a good bit heavier and will take the force a little better (kinda obvious when you think about it). oh well, live and learn. The guide was still very helpful and got me to the point where I can at least replace the seal (and impeller).

]]> Comment on Replacing a Spa or Hot Tub Pump wet end, Cal-Spa®, Page 2 by user77 http://sparesources.com/seq/werep/cswerep2/comment-page-1#comment-152 user77 Mon, 23 Aug 2010 02:58:59 +0000 http://sparesources.com/?p=64#comment-152 Very nice guide. Very nice guide.

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