
Quick overview
- Genuine Hayward part Factory lock ring SPX1419D1 for eyeball return fittings.
- Holds the eyeball Threads into the wall fitting and traps the eyeball and seat so the aim stays where you set it.
- Sized 2.25 in by 0.5 in The measurement Hayward lists for this ring.
- A common breakage Lock rings crack from over tightening and from age in the sun, and a cracked ring lets the eyeball pop loose.
- Sold on its own Order it by itself when the eyeball and seat are still good.
- Hand tight is enough These rings thread in by hand, so there is no need to force them with a tool.
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Product details
The Hayward SPX1419D1 is the lock ring for an eyeball return fitting. It threads into the wall fitting and traps the eyeball and its seat, which is what keeps the return aimed where you set it.
Why it fails
The ring is the part that takes the strain every time somebody twists the eyeball to change the flow direction, and it sits in sunlight and pool water for years. Most of the ones that come out are cracked from over tightening or have simply gone brittle. Once the ring splits, the eyeball works loose and the return sprays wherever it likes.
Ordering
This listing is the ring alone, sized 2.25 in by 0.5 in. Eyeball fittings and seats are ordered separately, so check whether those parts are still sound before you take the wall fitting apart. Thread the new ring in hand tight and leave it there.
| Brand | Hayward |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | SPX1419D1 |
| UPC | 610377038317 |
| Type | Lock ring |
| Fits | Eyeball fitting |
| Dimensions | 2.25 in x 0.5 in |
| Shipping weight | 0.04 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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