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How to accurately identify the loose foot when aligning a mechanical pump

2008-01-09View Original

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The method for aligning pumps without floating feet has been understood. But how do I find a pump with weak legs?
Reply #22008-01-13
Tighten the bolts at the four corners evenly; loosen one of them arbitrarily and check whether there is any change indicated by the dial indicator. After tightening the loosened bolt, proceed to check the other bolts – if any are loose, it can be detected using the dial indicator
Reply #32018-02-28
The correct answer is on the 2nd floor; give that one a thumbs up.

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