and if i dont want to do the work do you have any recommandations to replace it for about 300.00 bucks
HERE IS WHAT I HAVE :
Jacuzzi Magnetek MAGNUM PLUS
v23/115
RPM 3450
FR X56J
AMB 50C
SERIEL BP9-164
HZ 60
AMP 4.4/8.8
PART B 184947-21
and if i dont want to do the work do you have any recommandations to replace it for about 300.00 bucks
HERE IS WHAT I HAVE :
Jacuzzi Magnetek MAGNUM PLUS
v23/115
RPM 3450
FR X56J
AMB 50C
SERIEL BP9-164
HZ 60
AMP 4.4/8.8
PART B 184947-21
25,000 in ground Gallon Pool Jaccuzi Filter with C*9699 paper filter in it
Unfortunately I don't have any solid recommendations as my experience is limited. All I can say is I recently dealt with Inyo Pools (http://www.inyopools.com) and had good results for a Hayward pump. Talked to a human, 3 day delivery from Florida and the price seemed reasonable. In my case the price was the best of a few internet sites I did check. Overall...very pleased and will probably use them again if the need arises. I'm sure others on the forum have similar stories and recommendations for other places.
Al
Here are the prices i have gotten so far
Hayward Maxflo 1 HP $234.00
Jacuzzi 1.0 HP Cygnet Pump $249.99
Jacuzzi 1.0 HP Magnum Force Pump $289.00
Pentair 1.0 HP SuperFlo Pump $258.99
i can get a rebuilt pump for 150.00 and i wont have to redo the plumbing
25,000 in ground Gallon Pool Jaccuzi Filter with C*9699 paper filter in it
i took the motor out of the housing but since i dont really know much or anything about this pool pump stuff all i can say is that if you look at the picuture in the top i will need parts
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25,000 in ground Gallon Pool Jaccuzi Filter with C*9699 paper filter in it
I took the motor to the local Pinch A Penny and they got me a rebuilt motor put it all together for 159.00 now that is great. now i just have to put the thing back in tomorrow Saturday and i will be golden
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25,000 in ground Gallon Pool Jaccuzi Filter with C*9699 paper filter in it
Glad it's working out. I destroyed the motor I was working on. Was trying to press the rear bearing off and got it part way, then let it soak for days in liquid wrench. Tried to press it more and bent the whole rotor. Bah. One price I saw for a new motor was $170 but didn't pursue. The thing has been replaced with a new pump anyhow. If I can find a new rotor I'll give it another shot.
Al
the funny things is that this is my first motor to get rebuilt so i did not know where to start..maybe if there was a how to or where to start section on this site with pic and contacts or just some help will help..i put the pump in and it was leaking cause i was missing 2 rubber O Ring that fused the pump and the housing, if you see the pic number 11 was the one causing the water leak, i since found and replaced it..all running great now..
great freaking forum i have to say
thanks guys for the help
25,000 in ground Gallon Pool Jaccuzi Filter with C*9699 paper filter in it
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