Water Witch Diagrams – Anybody ???

[BenKruse]

Anybody have a parts diagram for this little Water Witch?

[Buccaneer]

No diagrams here, but is there anything particular you’re trying
to figure out?
I have a 1945 3 hp that I went through, and I’m guessing it’s
very similar to yours.

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[BenKruse]

Thanks!

My lower unit has hardware that’s frozen in place and, I’m wanting to know what the pump consists of. Is it a (plastic or rubber) where it could fail or, is it a metal/gear-like pump. I know I’ll eventually need to drill and retap the lower but, I’d like to know so I can start keeping my eyes open for replacements if the pump is plastic/rubber.

Ben

[Buccaneer]

You don’t say what year or model your motor is, but if built like mine,
it has a very different water pump. I can’t find photos showing I actually
took the pump apart, but I believe it’s similar to some of the little Elgin
outboards with the “carbon, sliding vane” affair.

This is the water pump, and if I remember correctly, I had some trouble
removing it from the driveshaft tube.

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[Buccaneer]

Here’s the thread on my project in Current Project………

https://www.aomci.org/forums/topic/1945-sear-waterwitch-3-hp-model-571-44w/

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[jeff-register]

Nice work!!

[Tubs]

Buccaneer wrote:

Here’s the thread on my project in Current Project………

https://www.aomci.org/forums/topic/1945-sear-waterwitch-3-hp-model-571-44w/

I don’t get the pump at all.
Tubs.

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