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Old November 10th 05, 11:41 PM
Koi-lo
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These pumps come with a ceramic shaft this is hard to replace. Unlike metal
shafts they wear out. I've had one on back order now for over 3 months. My
husband made one from a coat hanger that does allow the pump to work. This
is the last Tetra pump I will ever buy. Tetra will not sell to people
directly.
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Old November 11th 05, 02:52 AM
Pantera
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They have your number bitch, I would not sell to you
either.............
If you have a good friend and kept them you could have one.dip
****!But its too ijportant to trash newsgroups for uyour own enjoyment
and drivel spewing quest!


On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 17:41:47 -0600, "Koi-lo"
wrote:

===These pumps come with a ceramic shaft this is hard to replace. Unlike metal
===shafts they wear out. I've had one on back order now for over 3 months. My
===husband made one from a coat hanger that does allow the pump to work. This
===is the last Tetra pump I will ever buy. Tetra will not sell to people
===directly.



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Old November 14th 05, 12:50 AM
~ jan jjspond
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On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 17:41:47 -0600, "Koi-lo"
wrote:

These pumps come with a ceramic shaft this is hard to replace. Unlike metal
shafts they wear out. I've had one on back order now for over 3 months. My
husband made one from a coat hanger that does allow the pump to work. This
is the last Tetra pump I will ever buy. Tetra will not sell to people
directly.


My guess, location, location, location. The survivors were probably the
furthest from the inflow. ~ jan

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Old November 14th 05, 01:24 AM
~Roy
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===On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 17:41:47 -0600, "Koi-lo"
===wrote:
===
===These pumps come with a ceramic shaft this is hard to replace. Unlike metal
===shafts they wear out. I've had one on back order now for over 3 months. My
===husband made one from a coat hanger that does allow the pump to work. This
===is the last Tetra pump I will ever buy. Tetra will not sell to people
===directly.


Thats what you get for thinking. Ceramic shafts will last longer under
most conditions than a stainless shaft will......You really need to
cooking and doing the laundry and not conjure up such nonsense that
you do not have a clue about. Odds are your hsaft was broke due to
owner abuse or negligence........or your failure to do what should
have been done and doing it correctly.......



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