Hayward AXV066A plastic spindle gear bushing for suction pool cleanersHayward AXV066A Spindle Gear Bushing In stock$2499
Hayward AXV066A plastic spindle gear bushing for suction pool cleaners

Hayward AXV066A Spindle Gear Bushing

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Quick overview

  • Hayward part AXV066A The factory spindle gear bushing.
  • Wide fitment Catalogued across the Navigator, Pool Vac, Pool Vac Ultra, AquaBug, Diver Dave, Wanda the Whale and Aquadroid cleaner families.
  • Plastic Molded plastic, as fitted.
  • Supports the spindle gear The bushing the spindle gear turns in inside the cleaner gearbox.
  • Wear part A worn bushing lets the gear wander, and a gear that is not held true chews the ones next to it.
  • Change the set Bushings are usually replaced with the gear or turbine parts they run against rather than on their own.
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Product details

Hayward AXV066A is the spindle gear bushing used across a broad run of Hayward suction side pool cleaners. It is a molded plastic part and it is the bearing the spindle gear turns in.

Why a small bushing matters

A suction cleaner is driven entirely by water passing through a turbine and a train of gears. Every gear in that train has to stay on its axis for the teeth to mesh where they were designed to. When a bushing wears oval, the gear it carries starts to wander, the mesh goes off, and the gears either side begin taking damage. A cleaner that has grown noisy or lost its pattern is often one worn bushing away from needing a whole gearbox.

Fitment

This part is cataloged with the Navigator, Pool Vac and Pool Vac Ultra, AquaBug, Diver Dave, Wanda the Whale and the Arneson Aquadroid families. That is a wide net, so confirm AXV066A against the parts list for your own cleaner before ordering, and inspect the gear it runs against while you have the drive open.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number AXV066A
UPC 610377212489
Type Spindle gear bushing
Material Plastic
Part type Pool cleaner part
Fits Hayward Navigator, Pool Vac, Pool Vac Ultra, AquaBug, Diver Dave, Wanda the Whale, Arneson Aquadroid and Aquadroid Elite cleaners
Shipping weight 0.02 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

What does the spindle gear bushing do?
It is the bearing surface the spindle gear runs on inside the cleaner drive. It holds the gear on its axis so the gear train meshes correctly.
Which cleaners does it fit?
It is cataloged across a wide range of Hayward suction cleaners including the Navigator, Pool Vac and Pool Vac Ultra, AquaBug, Diver Dave, Wanda the Whale and the Arneson Aquadroid models. Check it against your own parts list.
How do I know it is worn?
Slop or wobble in the gear when the drive is opened up, an oval bushing bore, or a cleaner that has become noisy and erratic in its pattern.
Should I replace other parts at the same time?
If the bushing has worn, look at the gear that runs in it and at the parts it drives. A new bushing on a chewed gear will not last.
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