Thank you!

This one happened to be a rebuilt motor!

I'm assuming you mean the part that sticks out of the base of the motor that you slip the spring onto from the tail. In that case, I don't see why that wouldn't work! I would try a pipe wrench on it. Probably would get it off, too!

That depends on a decent amount of variables, what size the check and plunger are, how deep the well is, and what motor head they have one but on average a 2 3/4 plunger can pump 3-5 gallons a minute on a good day

Hi! And are you meaning there's a leak that you can't find?

Little gears in the back went out, so the two sets weren't touching!

@@yourlocalwellman wow. How many years you reckon its been up and running?

It's hard to tell. I couldn't find a date stamp on it, but probably in the 20-25 year range if oiled properly