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Impeller damage how bad?

Joshua Miller

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2022
Boat Model
252XE
Boat Length
25
Looking at a 2016 242 and I’m seeing this. How bad is this? Can I file this down or do I need to replace?
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I'm sure most will say they have seen worse.
It may impact or not hard to say. I'm sure somewhere you can find clearance tolerances. But filing edge is not uncommon

I replaced mine due to high spot hitting liner but had no cavitation.
 

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I had similar damage to one of my impellers. I cleaned it up and haven't had any issues. I did replace the wear rings. I tried to push the metal back same as you would when dressing a kitchen knife. Then I used a good file. The outer edge integrity was still good. Don't let a couple of dings bother you.
 

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