I would like to know if i can use this for my deep well. It has the same parts number. Also what is the motor housing made of , metal or plastic ?
1085662
The housing is metal. It works fine for my swimming pool filter but I am not sure how it would work for a deep well.
81748
Not sure my old model, but I had a sta-rite pool pump that the motor bearings went bad, bought this as a replacement and it works great.
1112689
I have a 2005 motorhome. The part # was exactly the same but the motor mount was not. I Got it to work well with A lot of tinkering. Next time I will order the entire mechanism with the motor on it. Paul
2113257
It uses the same 1 1/2 Intex flex hoses that seem to come with most of it's pools. It has a full set of hoses and even new adapters that go into the pool sides. It is a much better design for the electrical parts, copper element, flow meter, and chlorine chamber, but motor started throwing a bearing after 30 days and just quit completely yesterday after 3 1/2 months of 4hr/day operation. I already had a new motor assembly sitting in garage that Intex shipped overnight when I heard the bearing noise. Hope it last more than 3 1/2 months!
532871
Use a good drill bit and don't push it and it''l work fine. Use some oil on the hole if larger than ~1/4 inch. Otherwise it is a continuous duty type motor that I have drilled a series of holes over a period of time and driven dozens of screws in short order. Doesn't heat up and keeps a good charge.
1800362
The housing is plastic. Unless your water is hot enough to melt thick plastic, you will be OK.
756844
This is a food grade pump with an open motor. It cannot be submerged, it's gravity fed and I don't know about pumping oil. Low viscosity perhaps? Contact the manufacturer about that one
697683
Call and ask-good people. I don't see why not the base metal is heavily treated. I am going on a cruise next week and be wearing it in the salt water pool. It shouldn't make a difference-the water is outside the unit. It's not like a boat engine.
1420742
Yes it will work but you need to upgrade your diff gears from plastic to metal if not already done because it's a faster motor and will strip the plastic gears out really easy if not upgraded to metal!! Hope this helps!! Rock crawl the world!!!
412493
It is plastic but a good hard plastic! The drill is great and the hard case that comes with it is very good, you will be happy with this drill
1881689
Should work. I am using on a 210 gal reef tank. Can dial back the velocity and/or partially close exit valve.
1247149
The housing at the bottom (suction) end is plastic, the tube is metal, as is the actual motor casing. Its' a dandy sump-pump - much quieter than the old one, and a good buy for the money
944401
You`re out of luck. No such replacement exists by the vendor or anyone else. Don`t take any chances in shallow water . Even though I`m anal retentive in allthe years of using trolling motors I`ve never destroyed a prop. The trade off with this unit is you cancarry it on one finger, quite a nice trade-off for old geezers.
763153
its designed to be submersible --- likely in bilge pumps on boats but i use it for the solar pump pool cleaner . the motor might burn out after daily use and needs to be replaced. you connect it with " marine" wire connectors that require heat to seal. for extra protection, i think the marine PVC works great to insulate the connection.
557620
I"m sorry,I can't answer your question. I gutted mine for the motor inside,for a beer sign. I threw the rest of the parts out. Once again sorry. The motor works great, a little loud.
5770
Both of mine have the motor under the bowl. But it is NOT SUBMERSIBLE. You have to remove it before cleaning. Easy to do, but don't forget!
1663753
Sorry Mike, but the unit has been installed for several years and I have no way to gather the information that you're asking for. However, I bought the unit as a replacement to another motor, per some spec recommendations. Even thought the motors were different,including the length of the shaft, the mount brackets allowed me to adjust the unit until it fit in the power vent. I took a gamble on this working and was pleasantly surprised that it did.