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Silca Impero pump repair
If anyone has a cracked Silca Impero pump I'll fix it for free. All you have to is cover shipping to and from 33617.
Your pump will be shorter than it was because the cracked section needs to cut off but it will be fixed. |
Originally Posted by miamijim
(Post 13667896)
If anyone has a cracked Silca Impero pump I'll fix it for free. All you have to is cover shipping to and from 33617.
Your pump will be shorter than it was because the cracked section needs to cut off but it will be fixed. |
Originally Posted by unworthy1
(Post 13673974)
this is a great offer you're making, Jim...but I assume you only want to fix pumps where the cracked section is the top, threaded portion, right?
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Heckuva offer Jim. Going to go check my pumps for cracks :thumb:
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Originally Posted by miamijim
(Post 13667896)
If anyone has a cracked Silca Impero pump I'll fix it for free. All you have to is cover shipping to and from 33617.
Your pump will be shorter than it was because the cracked section needs to cut off but it will be fixed.
Originally Posted by unworthy1
(Post 13673974)
this is a great offer you're making, Jim...but I assume you only want to fix pumps where the cracked section is the top, threaded portion, right?
So I've got a single thin crack on the end of my Impero which starts at one corner of the hex hardware that the threading is part of, and it extends about a centimeter through the top part of the pump, then about another centimeter down the main shaft of the thing (through 2 different plastic "sections"). Is this something that you can repair and is your sweet, sweet offer still on the table?? I'd really like to get this pump back up and functioning since it was my father's, but it looks like I'm going to have to replace the original Silca plastic pump head as well (it creates a functional seal, but both of the "feet" have broken off, so it barely clings under my top tube, and I just know it's going to go flying at the first bump)... and I'm having a hell of a time finding one of the metal Campagnolo pump heads to replace it with for less than the cost of just buying a new ugly Zefal pump. (Any ideas on where to find those campy pump heads, provided the plastic on my pump can be repaired?) The rubber gasket could probably use replacing too... quite a list for a pump! But I'm willing to go to lengths to get this thing back up and running. I can post photos of the crack if that will help -Derek |
[MENTION=384544]applesauc3[/MENTION] - Welcome to the C&V forums! I have a couple of Silca pumps including a floor pump and hope they will always be supported with parts! If you put an @ sign in front of a members name, they will get a notice and be linked to message just like you were from my use of the function. Yes pictures would help. Post them to a photo application like Flickr and then copy paste them into your message.
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Originally Posted by applesauc3
(Post 17044764)
Hey Jim,
Is this something that you can repair and is your sweet, sweet offer still on the table?? I can post photos of the crack if that will help -Derek |
@SJX426 Thanks for the tip!
Originally Posted by miamijim
(Post 17044936)
Derek, yes, the offers still on the table. Please post pics...if the crack is on the handle end of the main body I can fix it, if it's on the head end I can not.
The photos I took are too large to insert into this post, but the album is available here (imgur link). Direct link to photo of crack - #1 Direct link to photo of head/gasket - #2 Direct link to photo of handle end connection (I don't think there's anything awry here) - #3 |
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