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Old 05-01-2019, 07:03   #1
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water strainer for cooling water
I have a Sherwood E20 water pump on a Palmer P60 inboard. In the past the impeller lost vanes and one broken piece stuck in the pump exhaust port. The question is can I add a water strainer on the cooling line after the pump to catch broken vane pieces if this ever happens again? Currently installed is the blue Globe impeller. Old neoprene impellers do not last as long.

Any ideas would be appreciated....Dean
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