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20-03-2010, 11:38 PM #5
Re: cornell pump
I do not believe so since the seal rides on the shaft of the motor. The movement and pulling could and probably would cause the seal to skid. I would go ahead and do a complete motor replacement or rebuild instead. If a motor bearing is about to go, other parts are not far behind. Replace the motor and seal, after you will have a like new pump. Of course, I am assuming you mean a direct drive style pump like 2cb, 2.5cbh, 1.5 cbh, 3cb. You can also contact the factory, tech support has probably faced the question or give you more insight. (503) 653-0330.
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