
Quick overview
- SharkVAC XL part The drive track belt for the Hayward SharkVAC XL robotic cleaner.
- Drive contact The belt is what puts the cleaner motor to work against the pool surface.
- Wall climbing depends on it A worn belt slips on the wall and the cleaner stops climbing.
- Wear item Track belts abrade against plaster and tile over the years and are meant to be replaced.
- Check both sides Belts wear at different rates, so inspect the other track while the cleaner is apart.
- Restores the cleaning pattern Fresh belts bring back grip and with it the coverage pattern the cleaner was set up for.
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Product details
This is the replacement drive track belt for the Hayward SharkVAC XL robotic pool cleaner.
Why it matters
The belt is the only thing between the drive motor and the pool surface. When it is fresh it grips well enough to carry the cleaner up a wall and hold the coverage pattern it was designed to run. When it is worn smooth it slips, the cleaner starts missing sections, and it usually gives up on the walls first.
A normal wear part
Track belts abrade against plaster, tile and vinyl every time the cleaner runs, so replacing them is routine service rather than a repair. While the cleaner is apart it is worth looking at the belt on the other side as well.
| Brand | Hayward |
|---|---|
| Type | Drive track belt |
| Series | SharkVAC XL |
| Cleaner type | Robotic pool cleaner |
| Fits | Hayward SharkVAC XL robotic pool cleaner |
| Shipping weight | 0.3 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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