(1) Bearing & 1000 Seal Pump Parts Kit Waterway Spa Hot Tub Pumps How To Video

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This is a Kit that features (1) PS-1000 Seal and (1) Bearing that fit most motors that are mated to Waterway Pump Wet Ends, The Professor silly Juice to seal the seal and a Tool to push the seal into place.

This Seal is used in Waterway Wet Ends only look in our store for other seal & bearing kits. It is 1 3/8" Across the back of the Spring Seal part that goes into the volute or wetend back and the Ceramic & Rubber part that goes into the impeller is 1 1/4". The Hole in both parts is about 5/8".

NOTE: Installing bearings requires special tools and special knowledge therefore this kit is not for someone who has never installed bearings before. Bearing tools not included!!

Note: This Seal Fits Waterway Executive, Hi-Flo, Spa Flo, Iron Might, 1 1/2" Center Discharge, E Series and Workman Pump Wet Ends..

NOTE: This Seal does not fit a Waterway Viper or EX2 Wet End..

To Install you should put silicon sealant on the back of the Metal part and gently push it into place with the included seal install tool. Also the rubber part can use a light coat of silicon to slide it into place in the impeller.

We offer these seals alone and/or with The Professor's Silly Juice and/or with an Impeller in a kit so look in our store. The bearing are standard fit for most motors with Waterway Wet ends.

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Visit our Store as we also offer these and other associated products and accessories for your Spa.

Please note: When you have a seal leaking on a Waterway Wet End in most cases you will need an impeller because the leak caused water to get into the metal shaft area that the impeller is screwed onto and expands and damages the impeller. The Hot Tub Professor offers How To Installation Videos on Seals and Impellers on YouTube and here.

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2 Reviews

2 Reviews

5
Just Right

Posted by Unknown on Feb 8th 2018

The right parts; installed just as demonstrated; works perfectly.
5
Perfect!

Posted by Clemens on Apr 10th 2017

Although difficult to remove the impeller from the motor shaft, this is the way to go. (You need to remove the impeller to replace the wet end anyway.) I had to remove the armature from the motor and use a hook tool to grab the fins to get enough torque to unscrew it. I had to press a new shaft bearing on it anyway so no extra work. New bearing, seal and impeller for 1/6 cost of a new pump and motor. Works better than new!