Look on fleabay and the river of large women for the rebuild kit for the Myers. 
 Probably just need a new impeller, plus a seal.  Bearings from a bearing house 
if you take the electric motor apart.
-- 
Max Dillon
Charleston SC

On August 10, 2019 4:20:51 PM EDT, Curley McLain via Mercedes 
<mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
>I know Myers pumps are revered in MI by the fruit growers, but has 
>anyone rebuilt a Myers jet shallow well pump?   Mine runs fine and does
>
>not leak, but no longer pumps.  (1/3 HP) I am thinking the jet may be 
>worn out.  (Sandy acid, high iron water.)
>
>I am going to look for a kit, but since Max recently put his back 
>together, I wondered if anyone has BTDT.  I would guess this mode of 
>failure may be common to all brands of jet pumps.
>
>I expected bearing or seal failure or perhaps other leaks.  I figger if
>
>I am going to rebuild it I should put new bearings in the motor also. 
>But it may be better to just buy a new pump and salvage the motor.
>
>Has anyone found a jet pump that clearly outperforms others?
>
>I have 3 jet pumps.  One Wayne in service, the dead Myers and a
>Sta-Rite 
>that was frozen I bought with a pressure tank for $5.  It has been JB 
>welded and is ok, but my plan for it is to use it to pump lake water
>for 
>garden, lawn etc.    I have a second well, so I want a pump on it so 
>when one well needs service, the other well will still be available.  
>A 
>great goal would be to have 2 or 3 identical pumps.
>
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