Hayward AXV070 clear cone gear for select Hayward pool cleanersHayward Cone Gear, Clear, AXV070 In stock$9599
Hayward AXV070 clear cone gear for select Hayward pool cleaners

Hayward Cone Gear, Clear, AXV070

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward part Factory cone gear AXV070 rather than an aftermarket copy.
  • Plastic construction Molded plastic, as supplied by Hayward.
  • Select Hayward cleaners Listed as a fitment for a range of Hayward suction side cleaners.
  • Part of the gear train The cone gear passes drive through the cleaner, so a stripped one stops the cleaner from walking.
  • Check the whole set Gears wear together, so inspect the mating gears while the cleaner is open.
  • Match before ordering Hayward uses several similar looking gears across this cleaner family, so compare against the part you removed.
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Product details

The Hayward AXV070 is a plastic cone gear used in a range of Hayward suction side pool cleaners. It is the genuine Hayward part.

What it does

These cleaners have no motor. Suction from the pump drives a turbine, and a train of gears turns that rotation into the slow walking motion that carries the cleaner around the pool. The cone gear is one link in that train. When its teeth round off or strip, water still flows through the cleaner but it stops moving, or it moves in one direction only.

Before you fit it

Hayward uses several similar looking gears across this cleaner family, so hold the new gear against the one you removed before it goes in. While the cleaner is open, look at the gears either side of it. They have done the same hours, and a new gear meshing against worn teeth wears down faster than it should.

A note on color: the part name lists this gear as clear, while one of our internal descriptions lists AXV070 as light gray. The part number is the same in both records, and we are confirming which Hayward currently ships.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number AXV070
UPC 610377510240
Type Cone gear
Material Plastic
Fits Select Hayward pool cleaners
Part type Pool Cleaner Part
Shipping weight 0.15 lb
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Questions and answers

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

What color is it?
Our sources are not consistent. The product name lists it as clear, while one internal description lists the same part number as light gray. The part number to order is AXV070 either way, and we are checking which color Hayward currently ships.
Which cleaners does it fit?
Hayward lists it for a range of its suction side cleaners. Compare the gear you removed against the part before fitting, because several gears in this family look similar.
What does the cone gear do?
It is one of the gears in the drive train that converts water flow into the walking motion of the cleaner. If it strips, the cleaner still gets water but stops moving properly.
Should I replace the other gears at the same time?
It is worth inspecting them. Gears wear as a set, and a fresh gear meshing with worn ones will chew itself down faster than it should.
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