Polaris O-299-9 bracket O-ring for the PB4-60 booster pump, also listed as P-95Polaris Bracket O-Ring for PB4-60 Booster Pump, O-299-9 In stock$399
Polaris O-299-9 bracket O-ring for the PB4-60 booster pump, also listed as P-95

Polaris Bracket O-Ring for PB4-60 Booster Pump, O-299-9

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Quick overview

  • PB4-60 specific The bracket housing O-ring for the Polaris PB4-60 booster pump.
  • Several part numbers The same ring is listed as O-299-9 and as P-95 or P95, so either number gets you here.
  • Seals the bracket housing It sits between the bracket and the housing to keep the joint water tight.
  • Cheap insurance An O-ring is the least expensive part in a booster pump and the most common cause of a drip.
  • Replace on reassembly Fit a new ring any time the pump is opened rather than reusing a compressed one.
  • Lubricate before fitting A silicone O-ring lubricant helps the ring seat without pinching or rolling.
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Product details

This is the bracket O-ring for the Polaris PB4-60 booster pump, the seal at the joint between the bracket and the housing. The source lists it as O-299-9 and also carries P-95 and P95 as part numbers for the same ring, so any of those numbers lands on this item.

Where it fits

The PB4-60 is the booster pump that feeds a pressure side cleaner. Its bracket housing joint has to stay sealed under pressure, and this ring is what does it. When the ring hardens or takes a permanent set, the joint weeps.

Fitting

Replace the ring rather than reuse it whenever the pump comes apart. A smear of silicone O-ring lubricant helps it seat evenly instead of rolling or pinching as the housing is drawn together.

Specifications
Brand Polaris
Manufacturer part number O-299-9
Also listed as P-95, P95
UPC 00738919002319
Type Bracket O-ring
Part type Pool pump part
Fits Polaris PB4-60 booster pump
Shipping weight 0.05 lb
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Questions and answers

What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Why does this part have more than one number?
The source carries it as O-299-9 and also lists P-95 and P95 as substitute part numbers for the same bracket O-ring. All three refer to this ring.
Which pump does it fit?
The Polaris PB4-60 booster pump, the pump that drives a pressure side cleaner.
Where does it sit in the pump?
It is the bracket housing O-ring, sealing the joint between the bracket and the housing.
Should I replace it even if the old one looks fine?
Yes. An O-ring takes a set once it has been compressed. Fitting a new one whenever the pump is opened is far cheaper than chasing a leak later.
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