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I am definitely going to try to do one. The immediate question is which pump to try it on.

I was thinking of using a new pump and I saw the Speedmaster is $48. That sounds like a good guinea pig to try it on since if I screw it up, it isn't a big loss?

It's tough to get any tech information of Speedmaster though before hand.

Is there anyone here with direct knowledge of it that can comment on this pump?

I agree that cutting down the nose is not a major issue. The way that the shaft is made though is going to need to be cut down in a lathe.

The exact amount to cut is also going to be experimental.

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