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Our 1 yr old pump stopped, and the impeller had to be manually moved to get
it going. It kept stopping, and DH said it was hot. He took it apart and found the front bearing shot. We were lucky enough to have a place nearby where he got the right bearing and replaced it. The pump was so quiet when he restarted it that he had to put his hand on it to see if it was really running. What could have been a tragedy for our pond was averted by running a bubbler 24/7 for a few VERY hot days. We were not sure the bubbler would do it, but the fish all seem healthy, and much happier now that the waterfall is running again. We dodged a bullet this time. Just wanted to share. I also think the fact that our pond is not overstocked was a factor in not losing any fish. We were surprised the bearing went so quickly as our first Sequence lasted 10 years. Nan |
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