Are there any other options for this besides Raz? I’m on the left coast and dread the downtime of shipping both ways coast to coast. Thanks.
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06-23-2019 11:09 PM #1Senior Member
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Galley maid 32v head pump rebuild
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Re: Galley maid 32v head pump rebuild
If it’s not the motor it’s easy to rebuild. Look it up on YouTube. If you need help I can walk you through it. Takes about 15 minutes to install new stators. It’s easy. PM me if you need help.
SEVEN
1979 53' MY Hull #563
Antioch, California
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06-24-2019 12:17 AM #3Senior Member
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Re: Galley maid 32v head pump rebuild
I’ve changed stators before. The pump in question has a slow leak from the seal on the main shaft and now it intermittently won’t turn even when it has 36v. Motor may need to be rewound
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Re: Galley maid 32v head pump rebuild
You are correct. You should be able to find a local shop to do that. Raz is very pricey to rebuild yours. If it’s a time issue Raz will send you a rebuilt unit and credit you for the core when you send it back to them. Still pricey.
SEVEN
1979 53' MY Hull #563
Antioch, California
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Re: Galley maid 32v head pump rebuild
Probably just a bearing since you said it leaked. Local auto electric shop did mine.
Semper Siesta
Robert Clarkson
ASLAN, 1983 55C #343
Charleston, SC
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Re: Galley maid 32v head pump rebuild
I just upgraded to Vacu-Flush and would be interested in selling one of the two Pumps that I had removed.
They both work, and before I made the decision to upgrade to Vacu-flush, I had to replace one of my old ones, which I purchased from Raz. Raz has even offered to buy the two pumps that I have.
You can reach me at 651-341-8932.
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