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Where I can find Faip pump parts?

Where I can find Faip pump parts?

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Where I can find Faip pump parts?

New or used.

Hope this time the post will no be deleted. Looks like last time my post wasn't like to some moderator.

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A simple Google search turned up this....Faipparts.com Main page

I'd guess they'd have what you need....

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Thank you for your tip.

Yes, they have what I need ... partially ... 'cz I don't want pay $120.00 for a kit when I only need a bearing. That' is insane!

If someone knows a site selling used parts or pumps, I appreciate sharing the info please.

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If you only need a bearing,,, Can you not take the old one to an Industrial bearing place & just get the bearing??? Roger

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I'd prefer a used pump and keep the rest for the future. Thanks.

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Your last post was a wanted advertisement, and was composed as a classified (violation of forum policy). This isn't the classifieds, so it was deleted. This attempt is much better. Welcome to doityourself!

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Thank you for explaining about my previous post. I'll keep it in mind for the future.

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