Disassembling a Yanmar 2GM20 sea water pump at sea

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This video shows how you may be able to disassemble your Yanmar sea water pump at sea, in an emergency, with minimal basic tools. I have purposely limited myself to a very basic set of tools that one might find on board. I apologize for the camera shake when hammering. I hope this doesn't spoil your viewing pleasure too much.

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25 сен 2022

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@Beba-qv3db Месяц назад

After two days of spraying penetrating oil on that nut you struggled I was able to unscrewed it with ease. I feel like some kind of hero.😂. Thank you for all your videos and hard work involved. Great job.

@breakingpoint3029 Год назад

Is this one of those moments you find out it’s a reverse thread? 🤣🤣 Great stuff Dean. Glad to see a proper pro struggles like the rest of us 👍🫣

@deanbolton3228 Год назад

I'm doing the next one stood on a wobbly plank while someone throws salt water in my eyes.

@ken2633 27 дней назад

Nope. The reverse thread nut is on the inside/behind the pulley. btw he should have used a ring spanner instead of adjustable spanner.

@RobertStones Год назад

Really useful video, thanks. How about one on splitting an ancient Aquadrive (and reassembling it)?

@klemenprezelj Год назад

Is there a video of putting this bad boy together? I got this job ahead of me....soon.

@julianmarksuk 9 дней назад

Hi. Just watched your very useful video on disassembly of water pump. Thanks! I cannot find a reassembly video. Can you please let me have a link to it? Cheers!

@BottomLineMarine 8 дней назад

Hi Julian, unfortunately, the pressures of running a small business mean I don't have a lot of time and haven't quite got around to doing the assembly video yet. Hopefully soon.

@paulabrady4313 11 месяцев назад

Where is your can of penetrating oil?

@deanbolton3228 11 месяцев назад

On the shelf, where it belongs. 40 years of disassembling marine engines, pumps and gearboxes has taught me when it will be effective and when it won't. Once you've had 10,000 things apart, you'll know when to use it and when not to bother. :-)