Hayward SPX1700FG drain plug with gasket for pool pumps made after 1991Hayward Drain Plug with Gasket for Select Hayward Equipment, SPX1700FG In stock$1099
Hayward SPX1700FG drain plug with gasket for pool pumps made after 1991

Hayward Drain Plug with Gasket for Select Hayward Equipment, SPX1700FG

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Quick overview

  • Genuine Hayward Factory part number SPX1700FG.
  • Gasket included The plug comes with its gasket, which is the part that usually fails.
  • Pumps made after 1991 Fits Hayward pool pumps built after 1991.
  • Wide fit across the range Used on Super Pump, Super II, Matrix, Max-Flo, Power-Flo, Power-Flo II and Turbo-Flo pumps.
  • The winterizing plug This is what comes out to drain the pump volute before a freeze.
  • Plastic construction Molded plastic, matched to the original.
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Product details

The Hayward SPX1700FG is the drain plug with gasket for Hayward pool pumps made after 1991. It is the genuine Hayward part and it is supplied with the gasket already fitted.

What it is for

The drain plug sits low on the pump and is what you pull to empty the volute. That happens twice in a normal year: once when the pump is winterized so trapped water cannot freeze and crack the housing, and again whenever the wet end has to come apart for service.

Why they get replaced

The gasket is the weak point. It hardens with age, and it gets pinched, torn or simply lost during winterizing when the plug is taken out in the cold and set down somewhere. Once it is gone the plug will not seal and the pump takes air, so it is worth keeping a spare with the winterizing kit.

Specifications
Brand Hayward
Manufacturer part number SPX1700FG
UPC 610377040662
Part type Pool Pump Part
Type Drain plug with gasket
Material Plastic
Fits Hayward pumps made after 1991
Also fits Hayward Super Pump, Super II, Matrix, Max-Flo, Power-Flo, Power-Flo II and Turbo-Flo pumps
Shipping weight 0.02 lb
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Does it include the gasket?
Yes. The plug is supplied with its gasket.
Which pumps does it fit?
Hayward pumps made after 1991, including the Super Pump, Super II, Matrix, Max-Flo, Power-Flo, Power-Flo II and Turbo-Flo families.
What is the drain plug for?
It is the plug you remove to drain water out of the pump before winter, and it is also pulled when the volute has to be emptied for service.
Why does it leak?
Almost always the gasket. It hardens, and it gets pinched or lost during winterizing, and then the plug will not seal no matter how tight it is.
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