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So I noticed my return pump on my IM fusion lagoon was noisy. I forgot to put the suction cups back on the bottom after doing some maintenance. However, in the process of putting it all back together, I snapped the impeller shaft.... I don't need a whole new pump or even a new replacement impeller. I just need the ceramic shaft. However, I couldn't find any for sale. Anyone have an idea to make a replacement for the shaft/have one for sale? I hate tossing equipment that is easy to fix with the correct parts.
 
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I thought about molding my own impeller shaft using air dry clay. But I was pleasantly surprised by IM. I reached out to them earlier, and they gave me a quote for the impeller shaft within 24 hours. I'm happy to say that I won't have to toss my current pump out for a new one.
 

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