STOP Struggling With Your Impeller- Use THIS Tool!
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. 💪
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7 segments · auto-generated captionsUh, 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,
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
not 100%. The other way is with this impeller removal tool, part number 159381.
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
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
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
version where the impellers are threaded on. So, we're going to go ahead and remove the impeller now with our impact.


