how do you attach this product to the 425 pump?
1507182
it comes with adapters that will fit most power heads and lock-lines, you should be able to fit it on most any power head
945146
The other end of the detergent tube goes to a "small grease fitting like" fitting on the top of the brass high pressure pump. The detergent tube should just slide onto the fitting and fit snugly.
1950923
Other than some nuts bolts and washers to actually fasten it to the top of the barrel. You will need a 1-1/4" male to 3/4" slip (female) adapter and a short piece of 3/4" schedule 40 pvc pipe. Then just cut a hole slightly larger than the outside diameter of the pipe. Should be about a 15-20 min job. To make it easier not only on the kids but anyone pumping water I would suggest that you also install a foot valve on the end of the pipe. Helps in making sure the water stays in the pipe thus it stays primed and ready for use. Good luck and have fun. I love my pump. Works grest! Other than some nuts bolts and washers to actually fasten it to the top of the barrel. You will need a 1-1/4" male to 3/4" slip (female) adapter and a short piece of 3/4" schedule 40 pvc pipe. Then just cut a hole slightly larger than the outside diameter of the pipe. Should be about a 15-20 min job. To make it easier not only on the kids but anyone pumping water I would suggest that you also install a foot valve on the end of the pipe. Helps in making sure the water stays in the pipe thus it stays primed and ready for use. Good luck and have fun. I love my pump. Works grest!
1492230
It should be connected to the pump. There should be a fitting for this; they are often located in the bottom of the skimmer, under the basket. You must have a strainer between the vacuum hose and the pump to protect the impeller. This vacuum head can be used with 1 1/2" or 1 1/4" vacuum hose.
783493
I found out I did not need one. Identify the flow, I took the cartridge out by removing the four bolts that hold it to the impeller housing sweated copper lines to it and re-assembled. When re-assembling use a little Vaseline to hold the o-ring in place and use locktite on the screws. You will need a 5/32 allen wrench.
888974
I used an air pump with a plastic insert (not the tall skinny metal thing you would use to pump a basket ball). The connector you need is thicker and usually made of plastic.
1412670
I have white connector and that gets inserted into the pump. This connector comes attached to the pump. Best way is to remove the connector from the pump, insert the return tube to the connector, and then push the connector to the pump to get a tight fit.
1712754
Insert end of hose. tip should b on the end or in the pack to attach the end. a little vaseline, on the tip, helps.
508371
Can you tell me where you found those instructions? I read the keystone manual. Did not find instructions on how to connect a pump. Does it require drilling a hole?
1976576
That pump mounts using zip ties for the bit that stays on the bike. The pump secures to that mount with pressure clamps and a Velcro strap.
1248545
It's threaded where it attaches to the filter and slip where it attaches to the pump.
1615571
There are terminals on the pump. You should be able to remove the wiring on your existing pump and connect to the terminals on the new pump.
1672663
On the pump I had to take the old and new pump apart at the impeller housing to make it work. I had to use the old impeller housing on the new pump. I tried swapping the mounting bracket on the pump but bolt holes did not line up. Vern
1412669
Push the black return tube into the white connector peice that attaches to the pump.
1050021
You'll need Hygeia's corresponding adapter part plus this piece, I tried it and it ended up being a really heavy, bulky contraption. Just pour it into bottles after you pump.
1862127
Just lift the pump out and pour it from the top. A small funnel might help.
169559
You can most likely attach it to your pump. The outside diameter of the hose may be different, but the inside should be the same.