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Grundfos ?
the difference is the irrigation pump is not turning at high RPM constantly running high temperatures...
But Im smiling that we are comparing a high tech racing superbike with a simple irrigation system. ..... so all the bikes that are not leaking coolant must faulty and the owners should take them into dealers for a repair![]()
I don't know of many water pumps , slurry pumps, de watering pumps that run high rpm's.....please enlighten usDewatering on the mines the pumps run flat out without any leaks, there massive too needed a crane to lift them.
I don't know of many water pumps , slurry pumps, de watering pumps that run high rpm's.....please enlighten usunless you ride your bike at 2000 rpm and think it's reving high
The weight of a pump does not determine its rev range .........your post makes no contribution........
The shaft on the water pump is about 6mm so surface area is not that big? but im certain it gets hot as hell??Nor does the engine rpm that its attached to. It is gear driven after all so
who knows what ratio of pump to crank revolutions exist.
And even then, its not shaft rpm that is really important, more about the relationship between shaft size and rpm, ie the surface speed difference between
the rotating and static parts and the friction coefficients of the seal materials.
Pics suggest coolant is leaking from the thermostat housing ..I will have to look at this when I return.
My 899 dribbles a bit here and there. Planning on doing the magnesium clutch side in a few months and am going to pull the water pump and seal and see if one of my suppliers through work can source a viton seal. Not sure what the compound of the factory seal is does anyone know for sure?
Which was asked originally post pics we will tell you were its coming from.
0 pics, shitload of ranty posts