Part # SPX2710Z1M
Warranty 1 Year
Replacement Motor Max-Flo II
Not Sold to California or New York, per State Laws
Note: NOT California or New York Title 20 Compliant.
California and New York Title 20 Compliant Option:
What gasket kit do I need for this motor?
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Hello Lou - We do not offer a kit for the Max-Flo II. You can find all of the individual seals on the Max-Flo II part page.
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will this motor replace any hayward max flo in ground pool pump?
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This Hayward Max-Flo II 1.5 HP Motor is a replacement motor for the Max-Flo II pump and will only fit the Hayward Max-Flo II pump. If you are looking for a replacement motor for the Hayward Max-Flo pump you can click on the link to the Hayward Max-Flo Parts diagram and view the recommended replacement motors for this style pump.
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Hayward Max-Flo Pump, Model-848H2N122B3, Serial-8A04, HP-1/2, for water feature. To replaced the old one, RPM-3450. Tell me the right size of the pump. Thank you.
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Is this a two speed motor
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Hi, This is a single speed motor, the SPX2710Z2M is the 1.5 HP dual speed option.
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1 to 2 hrs
Screwdriver, Nut Drivers, Socket Set, Wrench Set
This was an easy process. First I tripped the breaker and disconnected the bolts holding the pump to the strainer basket. Once I had a little space to work with the motor I disconnected the back cover and in turn disconnected the power. The wires come out of the conduit pretty easily. I then removed the impeller. It was a little difficult to get it to lock in place as it was a little tight getting my wrench in. I then took off the plate and then started the assembly. Motor plate first and then impeller. Same issue getting it to lock in place but it was not that difficult. I think hooked it back up strainer basket. Wired it back up. Prayed and it was all good. There are a ton of videos out there as well.
Less than 1 hr
Screwdriver, Socket Set, Wrench Set
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I turn all power to the motor off at the breaker. I took the two small screws off the rear of the motor were the electrical connection is. I disconnected the electric lines and ground wire. I removed the motor and the housing from the pump 8 bolts to remove. I removed the seal casing. And of the pump 3 screws. I removed the pumping wheel from the motor shaft by using a open end wrench on the electrical end of the motor to hold the shaft. Then I unscrewed the pumping wheel. I replaced the shaft seals and the main seal going into the pump. I put the pump back together the same way I removed it. I attached the electrical the same way I removed it from the old pump. The new motor works great. You can do this in a short time. Thanks
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(4 out of 5 stars) Pump replacement
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This pump is exactly what I wanted. Was an exact mach to my original pump. Up and running in lest that 30 min.
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