1977 10724a 9.9 Evinrude. Will this pump work fine?
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Just by looking at it, I would say yes, but you should measure the distance between your holes and if they are the same as this pump, it will probably work because they run on suction. Just make sure you get the right tube attached to the right inlet/outlet. Good luck. It's a pretty easy install if you can find the right bolts. I used threaded studs, made my spacers out of small diameter copper pipe and flat washers over those, then the nuts.
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If the pump has a 4 bolt square configuration, 3/4 inch shaft and has at least 5 hp, it probably will work. I call the vendor and he gave me some specifics.
1275463
Oh yeah!! We have one. It's a typical set up with the pump below the intake, but with the force we get out of the exhaust port, it'll work. I would think it would be fine.
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Possibly....but the best way to ensure it's correct is to get the model number off of the washer then go to www.searspartsdirect.com and find the part number for the pump. The model number is located on a tag just under the lid at the back of the washer. An alternative would be to pull the old part and get the number off of it. For what it's worth I installed this on an 80 series.
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If it works. These pumps have a reliability problem. Probably has something to do with being made in China.
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Yes, should work as long as you convert to 12 volt. Think the wires were a little over 2 foot long. Boat is in storage now. Note: When wiring pump pay close attention to + and - connections. Follow the directions because if hooked up wrong it will fry the auto switch.
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I'm assuming by number you mean model numbers. If you have a pump that looks the same as that one it will work promise as long as you hook it up same as the old one
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I am sorry that I am not familiar with that specific model pump. If the shaft size is the correct diameter aand the pump is of similar design and purpose then it would be worth a try.
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Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into anything. Good Luck
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If your pump runs off a 12 volt battery or 6 volt { standard automotive battery} it will work just fine
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I don't recommend this pump. The motor run life is likely not to exceed 1000 hrs and the shaft seal may leak during operation.
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I don't have the mercruiser number in front of me but I replaced the pump on my 7.4(310 hp) with this one and so far so good. When I was shopping for the replacement I did the research to verify that it was the right replacement. My engine is a 1998 vintage. Hope this helps.
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Probably not. The replacement pumps seem to be noisier than the factory pumps. However, it shouldn't run more than a few seconds.
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We have install this pump of 11 HP Honda engine and works fantastic, with plenty of pressure. As far as 9 HP I can not say if this pump would work. Thank You
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Hello Alan, Go to the Briggs & Stratton website to the Manuals page. http://www.briggsandstratton.com/us/en/support/manualsThey have directions for figuring out the series you have. My husband said he believes the pump will work for your engine.Regards,
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Sorry, don't know but I doubt it. The original pump was 11 years old and failed only because I drained the pipes when I went on vacation and forgot to stop the pump!
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It will work but make sure u put a inline filter before the pump but u should have pressure from ur engine why would u use a external pump?