Is this the correct Ã¶pump for My leakingwooden boat?
1284375
This pump is for a water system. Sounds like you want a bilage pump for pumping water out of the boat.
1855877
yes it will work just fine, but there are those made just for boats that are cheaper
1855878
Ok, My Old one broke down last season and yes its placed above water level not in the water .Im looking for à relyable pump, is there à cheaper one?Per
1855879
in addition to my earlier answer, this pump cannot be in the water, it would have to be mounted someplace dry
1855880
The pump is reasonably water resistant and I use it as a wash down pump in my boat. Unfortunately it is advertised as working as a boat wash down pump and it took quite a bit of searching to find an adapter to match the inlet and outlet to the rest of my equipment. In hind sight, I would go with a purpose made pump ie. Bulge pump with integrated float switch.
197733
I know it's not the same brand pump. The old pump is a Briggs and Stratton, but they are too expensive. RT, please explain how you know this will fit. Thanks, appreciate your help.
300848
Can't answer this. I bought this pump to replace a bad OEM pump on our Mercruiser IO. Worked fine, but I have no idea if it would be appropriate fo what you want to do. Sorry.
1446337
Just did a little research and according to corvette forum, JC Whitney, ep386 is the correct pump. I purchased the fuel sending unit as well and it came with the strainer.
2259290
I would suggest looking at your old motor before you ordered. You should be able to cross reference your old pump and see exactly which you need exactly. That's what I did when I bought mine
10648
this a great pump it should work fine, blows up my seadoo aqua lounger just fine
685540
Should work on either depending on your style of mounting. Mine was vertical. Bolts up through the motor holes. My original pump was not as thick. I needed longer bolts
654714
Yes it will, It's the correct pump. Do yourself a favor, Buy 4 socket head allan type screws to replace the included ones. (buy stainless) The 2 lower screws are a pAin to install. With a socket head screw so the wrench doesn't slip off it is way easier. Also there is a small bump on the housing to get the ports aligned. Make sure it is in the notch. Don't force the housing into the base. If you need a new pump you probably need a new joker valve also. Sold separately. Sry.
1477642
I don't know about your pump but this wasn't an exact replacement for mine. It was about 20 psi lower than I had. I have a 22 foot boat and this was the on demand freshwater pump. It worked great and I ordered a second as a spare. The cost of this pump was lses than half of the pump that was in there. Its been a year. All good.
1748996
I think it's the correct switch, but if the pump is that rusty use it as a backup with a new switch and get a new pump. That's what I did.Baron M
1193918
Yes it is a generic pump and with the adapter it should help. If you look at the original pump there should be a part number.
456228
yes the motor was an exact fit requiring no modifications. order a new pump seal assembly to ensure a quality repair.
1681289
Should work fine. I installed on a 2hp single cylinder pump with pressure unloader and 60 gallon tank. Took some plumbing and pressure limit adjustments. Been in use for a year.
1252616
Yes I'm showing that to be the correct fuel pump for your engine. Let me know if there's anything else.Thanks, Kelly
1532382
Yes, it will work; however, the outlet/inlet may face in the opposite direction as your old pump - this may or may not make the difference as both ends of your frame should be accessible for the hose and pressure line. This unit uses the same bolt pattern as your motor - but, only three bolts hold it.
1191025
Hello Alan, Go to the Briggs & Stratton website to the Manuals page. http://www.briggsandstratton.com/us/en/support/manualsThey have directions for figuring out the series you have. My husband said he believes the pump will work for your engine.Regards,
1214058
I don't know for sure, but you could compare this photo (and maybe dimensions info from Catit? from on-line catalog or sales info) with the part you want to replace. It's a basic pump, used for a lot of devices, and I would guess (that's _guess_) that it would probably be ok. It is a long-lived item that I've had for 3 or 4 years now, and so far so good. So, if it seems like it would do the job, send for it. Worst case: if it doesn't fit properly, you'd send it back. I hope this helps you!