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Next time you see an O/B jet look at the foot and you'll see a hose making a
loop on the side, you disconnect that to grease you bearings than reinstall. The O/B impellers are aluminum, usually stock, and gravel peens the sharp impeller edges over and cuts down on it's efficiency, you can take them off and sharpen them again, but the S/S impellers last longer, but do vibrate a little more I think due to the weight increase. One thing I've noticed is that my O/B doesn't cavitate near as much as my buds I/B. The split clamshell that is on most I/B's is much more efficient when backing up and during slow speed maneuvering because of the three impellers and their in line flow characteristics. |
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