
Quick overview
- Genuine Sta-Rite Factory part number 24203-0034.
- Pump to filter The flexible assembly that carries water from the pump discharge to the filter valve.
- For Crystal Flo II Listed for the Sta-Rite Crystal Flo II top mount sand filter system.
- Tank size listed two ways The product name says a 22 inch tank while the description says 20 inch, so measure your tank before ordering.
- Flexible assembly A flexible run absorbs the small misalignment between pump and tank that rigid pipe fights.
- Complete assembly Supplied made up, rather than as a length of hose and loose fittings.
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Product details
The Sta-Rite 24203-0034 is the flexible hose assembly that runs between the pump and the filter on a Crystal Flo II top mount sand filter system. It is the genuine Sta-Rite part, supplied made up as an assembly.
Why flexible
A pump and a filter tank rarely line up perfectly on a pad that has settled over the years. A flexible assembly takes up that small misalignment instead of transmitting it as strain into the pump discharge and the valve, which is where rigid plumbing tends to crack.
Check the tank size first
The two descriptions we hold for this part do not agree on tank size. The product name calls it a 22 inch tank assembly and the product description calls it 20 inch. Measure the diameter of your filter tank and confirm with us before ordering, because that dimension sets the length of the run.
| Brand | Sta-Rite |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | 24203-0034 |
| UPC | 788379828493 |
| Type | Flexible pump to filter hose assembly |
| Tank size | 22" per the product name, 20" per the product description |
| Fits | Sta-Rite Crystal Flo II top mount sand filter system |
| Shipping weight | 2 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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