Hammerhead Stainless Steel Mount Clamp with J-Pin and Cable In stock$16199
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Quick overview
- Genuine Hammerhead Factory part HH1167 for the Hammerhead vacuum line.
- Stainless steel Stainless resists the corrosion that eats plated hardware around a pool.
- J-pin included The clamp comes with its J-pin rather than as a bare band.
- Cable included The retaining cable is supplied with the clamp.
- Complete assembly Buying it as one part avoids hunting down the pin and cable separately.
- Replaces corroded hardware Clamps and pins are the parts that seize and rust first on equipment that lives in the water.
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Product details
The Hammerhead HH1167 is the stainless steel mount clamp for Hammerhead pool vacuum cleaners, supplied with its J-pin and cable.
Sold as one part
The clamp, the J-pin and the retaining cable come together. That saves chasing three small numbers to put one mounting point back together.
Why stainless
Hardware on a pool vacuum spends its working life submerged. Stainless steel holds up where plated steel pits and seizes, which is why the clamp and pin are made from it.
| Brand | Hammerhead |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | HH1167 |
| UPC | 810089640741 |
| Type | Mount clamp with J-pin and cable |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Part type | Pool cleaner part |
| Fits | Hammerhead pool vacuum cleaners |
| Shipping weight | 3 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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Questions and answers
What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.
What comes with the clamp?
The J-pin and the cable are included, so the part arrives as a complete assembly.
What is it made of?
Stainless steel.
What is the part number?
Hammerhead HH1167.
Why replace a clamp?
Clamps, pins and cables take the corrosion and the mechanical load on equipment that spends its life wet. Once a clamp will not hold or the pin has seized, it stops doing its job and there is nothing to repair.