water pump impeller

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Skippysmt

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Before everyone starts on yes or no about a water pump.

I’m looking for a new impeller casting to repair my water pump as per the photo.
Can someone help me in the right direction or otherwise a good drawing of one please.

Thank you in advanced
Skippy
 

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That "circulator" appears to be one of the most common designs - Blackhawk was a common model. No new impeller castings are available that I know of but I have a number of those & some pieces - need to know the shaft size - 1/2" most common but have seen 5/8" also.
 
I went through this when I first bought my T. It came with two water pumps, both different brands and both needed parts to work. It made more sense for me to buy a new one from Snyders and be done with it. About $200 but well made, and I've never regretted the purchase. I could never wrap my head around the thermosiphoning idea because I live in the foothills and I have seen too many engines damaged by overheating. Better safe than sorry IMHO. My two cents.
 
stickshift said:
I went through this when I first bought my T. It came with two water pumps, both different brands and both needed parts to work. It made more sense for me to buy a new one from Snyders and be done with it. About $200 but well made, and I've never regretted the purchase. I could never wrap my head around the thermosiphoning idea because I live in the foothills and I have seen too many engines damaged by overheating. Better safe than sorry IMHO. My two cents.
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Dad had a 1930's tractor that used thermosiphon cooling. i remember looking in the radiator when it was working hard on the corn sheller.
I couldn't believe how fast the water was circulating! I knew hot water rises but didn't think it could be that fast!
 
Thanks for your reply could you take a photo of the 1/2 shaft impeller with some sizes if possible. I live in the UK so parts are very hard to come buy and the see one.
 
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