I have a MagneTek Century Electric E-Plus pump (Centurion for Pac-Fab). Part #: 8-168787-06 FB(or 8?) Y56Y Type CK. Is the B2854 a replacement pump?
1974011
Yes, this motor will work fine. It is a 1.5hp square flange motor that will fit the pacfab pump.
840541
I referenced the Johnson part Number for your model, and Sierra catalog says this part is not a direct replacement (based on model numbers they say this replaces). This looks very similar to the Johnson part though, so you could order it and do a side-by-side comparison. Might get lucky. I was able to convert my 50hp VRO into standard pre-mix with this pump. Plugs right onto the block and worry free. Hope you find the right one. Getting close to the season.
1311017
Yes, it is supposed to fit that model. My issue though is with the pump not being fully wired. You will need and extra wire before pump will work
264408
I have a Challenger 35-5457. I do not know what your no means but I think these parts are same for all Challenger pumps.
1183319
Shauna, there are two pieces that make up your pump, the wet end(plastic)and the motor that connects to the pump. The question is about your motor looking different than you current motor? If so, as long as you get the same hp or bigger motor and it is the type of motor for your pump (key shaft, square flange, or threaded shaft) you will be fine, some motors have the capacitor mounted in the rear. If you tell me the brand of pump and model you have I can tell you which motor to get. Good luck
74640
You should be good to go with that pump, based on the parts diagrams I have seen. The best way to verify is to send a vendor a picture of your current pump. There are variations on the RMW models that are just easier to see on a picture. That way you can be sure of what you are getting. If you would like to talk, we can be reached at 877-520-3698. We will be happy to talk pressure washer pumps with you.
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Gary your welcome. I hope it works. My pump was 16 years old and I did not expect it to match up. Jim
1195332
Hi Jeff. I went to the Grundfos site to find replacement pumps for the part number in your question and your pump could not be found. What "type" of pump is yours? For example: UP15-42F. Without knowing what your needs are I really can't answer your question. I would recommend going to the Grundfos site to find a replacement that will fit your situation.
1888258
Not sure but the pump I have is a Delco pump and is working great. No problems at all. I always check Amazon because they usually have the OEM products and are usually cheaper. Hope this helps!
1438800
I want to say yes but I am not sure.I just Google my old pump number and it directed me to Amazon but 308653025 was a replacement for my original pump
180373
I am sorry that I am not familiar with that specific model pump. If the shaft size is the correct diameter aand the pump is of similar design and purpose then it would be worth a try.
1059791
if your model # is 020296-1 - 2,500 PSI Troy-Bilt the pump has the 3 leg mount like in the picture yes this is the pump you need, however if your model number is 020296-0 - 2,500 PSI Troy-Bilt and pump mount is a full circle mount then you need part #199735GS they installed 2 different pumps on this model and its the mounting that are different as explaned above
2085447
No it is not the same and will likely will not fit (did not fit for me and my Platinum), as this pump has a 'chimney' that is meant to connect to the fountain, while the Resun has a larger flat opening.
811914
No it takes a totally different pump. The pump you need is no longer available. Try to find someone who re-builds the pump. Stan
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If this replacement fuel pump is being used on a Intek V-Twin engine orignally equipped with a metal fuel pump then the fuel pump pulse line must also be replaced which is Item # 1567967Genuine OEM Part - Manufacturer #808656
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I am sorry I have no idea. You can take the engineering number off the original pump and cross it on Google.
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Hi Rick. There are two versions of the RMW2.2G24 pump, but unfortunately they are not labeled on the pump themselves. If your inlet and outlet come out the back, then chances are you have a RMW2.2g24-EZ-SX. If they come out the front, then usually you have a RMW2.2G24-EZ. Your best option is this: place the pump on the floor with the mounting legs on the ground; put the inlet and outlet tubes pointing to the right; then look at the mounting leg with a large hole in it. If that leg is pointing down and to the right, then you have the -EZ-SX version. If it is pointing up and to the left, you have the -EZ. Take a look at the picture on this site and align your pump the same way, then look at the leg with the hole. I hope this makes sense. Please let me know.