Is this pump the same specs as the re-branded Leslie's RS 1500?
1324661
The two pumps are different, but both appear to be manufactured by Hayward. A close look at the photo on Leslie's webpage it appears this one may have the collar and o'ring feature on the more expensive Hayward model. It still has the internal 1-1/2 inch internal thread on both but the RS 1500 has the external 2" thread that might allow the pump to be disconnected like a DE filter may be removed from the back flush valve. I am very pleased with my SP3010X15AZ. I was able to use a single adapter between the Jandy valve and the internal thread at the pump and saved some space. Also the since the Jandy valve determined how high the pump set off the pad I was able to trim the fiberglass pad supplied with the pump and slip it under the pump. I had a little rattle when it was running but that was just a tool that set on top of the strainer cover that was rattling. I set it on the pad next to the pump and now the pump is nice and quite.
670468
It looks like the same one, I Googled a picture of your required changer. I'm not 100% but probably 90% sure. I hope that helps. All the best.
1385644
It is the same pump a the Pump in Style the only difference is the bag. I don't mind the bag so much bc I only used it at home, but it isn't as nice as the bag that comes with the PIS if the bag is that important for you. But the pump works great!
398929
No, this unit is very comparable in size to the two other units I have owned in the past (B60 and B70). So far this has been the best of the bunch with the B60 coming in a distant second. I love the concept of these machines, I just hope this pump holds out a lot longer than the rest of the ones I have owned did.
2278663
I didn't look this up by specs - I used the model #. This is the exact same adapter that it replaced.
1828007
Yes - ditto what everyone else said. I believe the Hayward Super II pump is sold (rebranded?) under different names/model #s, including the RS1000. Word of caution - do NOT over-tighten the screws that hold the cover on. If you are replacing your cover because it cracked, over-tightening could be the reason (it happened to me).
1272468
Possibly....but the best way to ensure it's correct is to get the model number off of the washer then go to www.searspartsdirect.com and find the part number for the pump. The model number is located on a tag just under the lid at the back of the washer. An alternative would be to pull the old part and get the number off of it. For what it's worth I installed this on an 80 series.
1845828
The pump specifications are here: http://www.hella.com/microsite-electronics/116.html
1783278
You will have to look on the Amazon site to see if it is in the list. You may even be able to see if it fits using the APC site. I know it works with RS 1500 as that is the model I have.
2259294
The flange is interchangeable it is the bolt patter that matter. Bolt pattern is the same on the model number. The difference is the pump mount
191137
Not sure, but, it is an import pump. it installed just fine. and it works as good as factory. It has about 35,000 miles on it and no issues. good quality kit!
197733
I know it's not the same brand pump. The old pump is a Briggs and Stratton, but they are too expensive. RT, please explain how you know this will fit. Thanks, appreciate your help.
342923
Yes this is the motor I have, just make sure it fits your pump. My pump is the superpump II, sp3007series.
1935777
Different model numbers are for gallons per hour the pump is capable of pumping
1647585
they are actually exactly the same specs. the FFRE1233Q1 uses a newer environmentally friendly liquidWe hope this help
1510137
Yes it is a 12 VDC pump. You must carefully look for the negative and positive markings near the terminals, mine were lightly stamped.
722856
If you look up the car it is listed for you will find the spec. for the pressure. All pumps will deliver a high pressure than spec.unless the regulator is desighed to be incorprated in it(module) style