Part # 0190-0
Manufacturer Code EB1803
Dimensions 5.25" L x 4.5" W x 0.3" D
Alternate Part #'s EB1803, 99-366-1020
Eyeball Seat Removal Tool
Extra long design reaches deep into fittings to get in-recessed slots or provides extra leverage
Any standard 1-1/2" wall fitting with slots on sides. (e.g. Hayward SP-1419, Pentair)
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(5 out of 5 stars) Fantastic Tool - Worked when others wouldn't
Reviewed By: Robert from Montvale, NJ ()
Pros: Metal, Fits Perfectly, Does Not Deform
I had an eyeball seat installed by a pool company during opening that would not budge when I was trying to close my above ground pool. I initially tried using the plastic Hayward Ball Seat Removal Tool (sp1419t) with a pair of vice grips for leverage, but the eyeball inlet would not budge and the plastic removal tool actually deformed. Faced with paying a $120 service charge for a pool company to come out and remove the seat, I decided to try this metal seat removal tool. Viola! It worked! I used this tool in conjunction with a 12" pipe wrench for leverage, and the insert begrudgingly came out. I will be sure to use teflon tape on the winterizing plug and on the eyeball seat going forward, but this metal tool definitely saved the day.
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(5 out of 5 stars) Pool Jet Insert tool
Reviewed By: Inyo Customer ()
Sturdy tool, was able to remove inserts for old pool jets with no issue.
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(5 out of 5 stars) Great Tool
Reviewed By: Jim S. from Burlington Iowa ()
Pros: All
Cons: None
Awesome tool and it worked great. I had several outlets to remove and nothing else would work. This tool worked flawlessly.
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(5 out of 5 stars) Great seat removal tool.
Reviewed By: Hidalia T. from Texas ()
Pros: Easy to use
Cons: A bit high on price
Sturdy
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(5 out of 5 stars) Works! Much better than OEM tool
Reviewed By: FredPoolFool from New York ()
Pros: Steel construction - not plastic
I bought the OEM tool (Hayward SP1419T) tool which is made of plastic. It may be OK for new installations - but it was not up to the job of removing a seat that has seen any use. In fact it broke on its first use. For a few bucks more this G&P tool from Inyo got the job done on the first turn - and has a nice T-Handle so you can actually grip it and apply torque.
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