I have the F700C assembly that goes on the Summer Escapes 14X42 pool.Is this the correct rotor assembly?The rotor assembly for the SFS1000 is too long
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F700C uses rotor part number 096-110003, which is same as this product description. It should work.
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Thank you everyone, it is in fact a 135mm spacing. I have a couple of options I guess, either have a cold set done to narrow the spacing to 130mm or go with a disc brake wheel, these are made for 135mm spaces, allowing extra room for the rotor. I just won't be putting a rotor on it. In the long run it might be worth having the cold set done?
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You need to buy a longer BB to account for it. I'm going through the same issue. What I haven't seen a comment on is how this affects the non-drive side. Would you notice it when pedaling, especally if you "clip-in". This chart gives you the symetrical equivalent - http://sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html . My 3T spindle would need a 130 symetrical BB.
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If you want to be absolutely sure, maybe contact the company selling them and ask if they could send you the paper template (which they send out with the skimmer housing) and then you can check that the bolt holes and dimensions match the sizes/ placement of your current pool wall. If they wont do that ,you could ask someone on here to download a diagram for you on here if they still have the paper template.
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It is listed by Fasco as a direct replacement. That means it should fit and work with little to no adaption needed but it does not mean it is the same. The biggest difference you will see is one having sleeve bearings versus ball bearings. Also, any parts that would be needed to make it work are included by FASCO in the package. I replaced my unit with last year with this unit. It took around 30 minutes. Good Luck.
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Search for my review on the SFS1500. I describe how we converted from the SFS1500 piece-o'crap to an fantastic Intex sand filter/pump on our Summer Escapes pool, links included to the products we used. The Summer Escapes pool has been GREAT, but their SFS1500 pump is like month-old seafood... it stinks on ice. Yes, you will spend about $250 for an Intex sand filter/pump and an Intex plunger valve set, but if your experience is like ours, you will spend $140 per SFS1500 pump. Our original SFS1500 (which came with the pool) lasted three to four months, and died before the end of summer. The replacement SFS1500 lasted about a month. I would not install another SFS1500 if someone gave it to me for free. Search for my review on the SFS1500. I describe how we converted from the SFS1500 piece-o'crap to an fantastic Intex sand filter/pump on our Summer Escapes pool, links included to the products we used. The Summer Escapes pool has been GREAT, but their SFS1500 pump is like month-old seafood... it stinks on ice. Yes, you will spend about $250 for an Intex sand filter/pump and an Intex plunger valve set, but if your experience is like ours, you will spend $140 per SFS1500 pump. Our original SFS1500 (which came with the pool) lasted three to four months, and died before the end of... » Read More Search for my review on the SFS1500. I describe how we converted from the SFS1500 piece-o'crap to an fantastic Intex sand filter/pump on our Summer Escapes pool, links included to the products we used. The Summer Escapes pool has been GREAT, but their SFS1500 pump is like month-old seafood... it stinks on ice. Yes, you will spend about $250 for an Intex sand filter/pump and an Intex plunger valve set, but if your experience is like ours, you will spend $140 per SFS1500 pump. Our original SFS1500 (which came with the pool) lasted three to four months, and died before the end of summer. The replacement SFS1500 lasted about a month. I would not install another SFS1500 if someone gave it to me for free. « Show Less
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All parts are put together with order...this is what I have for my pool...had to because the factory motor went out just months after I bought my summer escapes...works great...may have to cut but NOT TOO MUCH
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No... this prop is not the right size for that Engine/Jet Pump. You need a 159mm prop. Solas makes them for your ski, though: Stock engine: SRX-CD 14/19 Limited Engine: SRX-CD 14/20 Modified Engine: SRX-CD 15/20 If you haven't made any tweaks to your engine, such as new air intakes or rejetting, I would definitely stay with the 14/19 Stock. You should see a DRAMATIC holeshot and midrange powerband increase, as I did on mine, for it's a forged prop and not "bent" like a stock prop typically is. To me, this forging process makes the fins of the prop stronger with less flex... Good luck with your modifications!
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Nicklaus R,HVAC Technician installed part over a year ago, which has held up well, yet I don't have insight on form, fit and function compatibility.Only advise would be to familiarize yourself with merchant's return policy and take a gamble if savings are worth your time.
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Hi Gary, Mine seems to work fine, If your placement is correct it should be fine, i have mine on a Merc 100 and the Boat is a Stejcraft 5.4m
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yes I have a fiberglass pool and this was recommended by the installer. This is my second 2 wheel unit in 7 years. Have replaced worn rubber on wheels once and recently the little skirt flippers came off one side but it still seems to work fine so I have not replaced yet.
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I bought the same part number (98209800) from my pool store. I needed it quickly. my original part was the 98723300. It fit perfectly. Be sure to use Teflon tape where it is called for in the instructions.
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Mine was really loose right out of the package. My machine model # is listed on the compatible models. I think it just isn't made to correct specifications, or it's a similar part from another manufacturer that was never made for your model or mine.
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i do not see it listed as a fit. f.y.i.-the unit i bought worked for approx. 2 years & then the motor went out.
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In reading the comments from buyers, many speak of this fitting the FD-1000... Read the comments of previous purchasers. hopefully this will help
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Eugene, We replaced the EC65 with the EC65A. Our pool is an in ground. Hope this helps. bet
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I actually cancelled my order before delivery. I own the same DE filter as you and there are a few things on the manifold that are different than the NS-60 manifold. Since I only needed the grids, opted to go to my local pool store and buy the grids and re assemble it myself. You may want to check with your local pool supply store and see if this one will work, it would be much easier to just replace the entire assembly.