Harman PC45

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Gavin641

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Dec 24, 2013
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Chariton,Iowa
I have an older Harman PC45 and last year at the end of the season the air pump took a crap.I am not really interested in converting thos to a P61,my question is,Can rebuild this air pump and still get parts to do it?Second question is,If I can not then where is the cheapest place to get this?I will require the new mounting bracket also,which I will cut on a laser and bend myself as I will not pay the price for a small piece of bent steel.
 
I have an older Harman PC45 and last year at the end of the season the air pump took a crap.I am not really interested in converting thos to a P61,my question is,Can rebuild this air pump and still get parts to do it?Second question is,If I can not then where is the cheapest place to get this?I will require the new mounting bracket also,which I will cut on a laser and bend myself as I will not pay the price for a small piece of bent steel.
Do you mean the combustion blower?
 
No the expensive air pump,they want almost $400.00 for.Mine is older at least 20 years old,I can light it manually,but this air pump is a complete rip off.
 
 

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