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joesnuffy
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    You may want to read this thread. He may make the impellers your looking for. I re-read thread I don’t think he makes the bailamatic.

    I did a 7.5hp bailamatic and put in honda impellers but it took some modifications. I don’t think using the mercury impeller you listed will work if vanes aren’t curved to some degree unless you make a shim for the impeller cup which I did using a honda impeller thread will also be below.

    I think if I ever do another one I may just use epoxy (jb weld) to build up the cup area by putting thin coats on it and waiting for them to dry lightly sand then put another thin layer. Once I get it built up where it needs to be use a small brake hone to polish it up. I could always build it up again when changing impeller next time. I have used jb weld in the past to resurface cups that have pitting and new cups can’t be obtained. I also spray some wd40 in the bailamatic hose hole before starting mine to help keep it from dry starting and burning up impeller quicker. You can make the rubber connector for copper pipe out of small rubber hose I put a small zip tie above the hose when I put the power head back down to make sure hose didn’t push up and not go into impeller cup hosing all the way. Also make sure to put in new orings go to napa and have them match some up.

    viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12859
    I hope that helps,

    Joe

    Also look at these threads. I used the honda impeller but you have to make a shims.

    viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11172&hilit=scott+impeller+honda+joesnuffy

    viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12196&p=64327&hilit=honda+impeller+bailamatic#p64327

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