Is the shaft threaded? My pump impeller needs a threaded shaft. The motor in the photo looks like a keyed shaft.
1661517
The shaft is threaded, and I used my old impeller. You may need to take the back cover off the motor to hold the back end of the shaft while you spin the impeller on. It only needs to be hand tight, but does need to completely seat to fit within the impeller housing.
1364251
Yes. just make sure the shafts are the same. Meaning that it has threads on the end or not.
1458132
Checked you serial # and the pump motor part # is 809885a2 it looks like it's a match. Mine works great!
348714
The above answers are correct, but they leave out the full facts: The pump is double threaded. It has exterior male 3/4" garden hose threads and internal female 3/8" NPT threads.
736288
It came as pictured but I don't know if it was threaded or not or if I had to get new bolts for it. When I said threaded I mean I don't know if the holes for the bolts are threaded or not
396284
The pin should be under a "hidden" lid in the handle; check again! If it is not there, request it or exchange the pump.
2003442
Yes it is just one screw it has to be almost out and it is kind of tough to get the motor off the shaft! I think I hd to use a long screw driver as leverage! Good luck. And install was much easier then uninstall!
1402992
It's threaded into the rubber copler (standard thread) ,the rubber copler is also threaded into the motor shaft (standard thread also).You should also replace the rubber copler.It acts like a clutch,to absorbe the torque of the motor.Just grab the pin with a wrench a give it a blow.
464438
I do not believe that the shaft is drilled or tapped. I think I would have noticed it if it was.
2156861
the impeller is some sort of plastic......not metal. i had a couple lava rocks get sucked up into mine and they put a groove in the impeller.....this may or may not be a good thing. If it was metal, it would have either broke one of the impeller blades, or bent it rendering the pump useless.
792060
There are 4 screws holding the pump motor to the impeller housing. looks like you should be able to spin it around 180 degrees with no problem.
1914740
The lug is screwed into the pump. Just unscrew it an either use a different machine screw or the post as your screw.
465652
I'm not an expert, but it sounds like something is preventing the motor from running. It could be an obstruction in the impeller, or the motor might have rusted in position--especially if it hasn't been run for a while. If you can, you should remove the pump and take it to any shop that repairs electric motors. Even if they have to rebuild it, it would probably cost less than a new pump. Good luck!
1222104
I used the keyhole brackets on the back. I don't remember if it has threaded holes. The brackets were similar to this http://www.rockler.com/keyhole-fittings-select-either-single-or-double
1126729
It is the screw on type, threaded with circular washer on center shaft. It is not the one with sort of clip in type. I use this on a Home Depot brand Pressure Washer. Hope this helps.
1735148
Yes it is a direct fit onto that motor. Only think you will need to get is a key for the shaft at your local auto part store.
1396911
If you still need the shaft diameter shoot me an email. I'm away from the house at the moment but email is brcbrat@yahoo.com The fan motor can work in either direction and it works better than the original motor. Never goes into overheat mode.