STOP Struggling With Your Impeller- Use THIS Tool!

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STOP Struggling With Your Impeller- Use THIS Tool!

Published Duration Brand Wacker Neuson

About this video

Trying to remove a stuck impeller with a socket? You're about to round those corners right off. There's a better way. 👇 ❌ The Problem: Years of pumping abrasive junk wears down the impeller corners. Throw a socket on a worn impeller and you'll just strip it — leaving you with an even bigger headache. ✅ The Fix: Impeller Removal Tool — Part #159381 Drops onto the impeller and gives you the leverage you need to break it loose without destroying anything. ⚠️ Compatibility Check: ✅ Works on 2" & 3" Wacker Neuson trash pumps (new style, threaded shaft) ❌ Will NOT work on older PT2 / PT3 pumps (keyed shaft with castle nut or bolt) Grab it on our website and save yourself an hour of frustration on your next rebuild. 💪

Transcript

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Uh, the only problem is if your impeller is worn, uh, the same abrasiveness, the same junk that you've been pumping that wears the impeller and wears the insert,

0:10

uh, has probably worn this off a little bit and your corners are probably rounded and you may wind up putting a socket on there and just rounding it off. So, it's possible it'll work, but

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not 100%. The other way is with this impeller removal tool, part number 159381.

0:33

Uh, we have this on our website, it's very useful tool. Now, the thing about this impeller tool, it's good for the 2-in and the 3-in uh, trash pumps, but

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the new style only. Uh, this is the version where the the impeller threads onto the shaft. The older style PT2 PT3 pumps slid onto a

0:52

key shaft and were held in with either a castle nut or a bolt or something like that. Uh, so this will not work on the old style pump. It will only work on the

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version where the impellers are threaded on. So, we're going to go ahead and remove the impeller now with our impact.