Some time ago I recall seeing an advertisment in a sailing magazine for custom impeller covers. The attachment bolts had relatively large, extruding knurled heads, as well a provision for an Allen wrench. Would appreciate any information about the source. Perfect for easy on/easy off. Well, easier on, easier off.
(Ever drop one of those microscopic standard bolts in the bilge? Keep a spare in the tool box, unless you want to pretend it's a Zen fountain coming out of the back of your engine.)
Best regards to all, Tony Betz, Casco Bay, Maine
wildings@ncia.net
Impeller Cover
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Lou Ostendorff
Re: Impeller Cover
Hi Tony,
The name is 'Speedseal Safety Cover' and it's made in England. Promoted as a safety device because you can change your impeller out quickly in case of emergency. I have one on my 1GM10 in Karma, and it works well. Very nicely machined and engineered with an O-ring seal. The URL is www.speedseal.com and they accept VISA/MASTERCARD. Can ship in about a week. Normally about $59 US. Good Luck!
Lou Ostendorff
CD25D "Karma"
'82, #63
louosten@ipass.net
The name is 'Speedseal Safety Cover' and it's made in England. Promoted as a safety device because you can change your impeller out quickly in case of emergency. I have one on my 1GM10 in Karma, and it works well. Very nicely machined and engineered with an O-ring seal. The URL is www.speedseal.com and they accept VISA/MASTERCARD. Can ship in about a week. Normally about $59 US. Good Luck!
Lou Ostendorff
CD25D "Karma"
'82, #63
louosten@ipass.net