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How To Determine the Date Range of a Polaris PB4-60 Booster Pump

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There have been three versions of the Polaris PB4-60 over the years. It is important to identify the exact date range in order to select the correct replacement parts. In this guide, we explain what to look for in order to identify the version of your PB4-60.

Polaris PB4-60 Booster Pump Pre 1994
Polaris PB4-60 Booster Pump 1994-2011
Polaris PB4-60 Booster Pump 2011-Present



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PB4-60 Pre-1994 Parts

PB4-60 1994-2011 Parts

PB4-60 2011-Current Parts

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Step 1

VOLUTE - Look at the volute. If it looks like the one in the corresponding image for this step, you have the 2011-Current version. Click Here to View the Parts for the PB4-60 2011-Current Parts

If the volute does not look like the corresponding image, you have a 1994-2011 or Pre 1994 model. Proceed to Step 2.


Step 2

MOTOR FRAME - Look for the frame number (FR) on the motor label. If it says 56C (S56C), it is a keyed shaft motor. Those motors were only used on the Pre 1994 models. Click Here to View the Parts for the PB4-60 Pre 1994 Parts

If the frame says 56CZ (N56CZ), you either have the 1994-2011 model or the motor has been replaced on the Pre 1994 model. Proceed to Step 3.

Step 3

HOSE - The first version of the Polaris PB4-60 used, what looked like, black garden hoses. Starting in 1994 they switched to a white hose with quick disconnect fittings. If you have a 56CZ motor frame and white hoses, you have the 1994-2011 version. Click Here to View the Parts for the PB4-60 1994-2011 Parts

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