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PCG 0.75 HP Booster Pump Motor for Polaris PB4-60 Pressure Cleaners | PCG-075B

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Brand: PCG
SKU: PCG-075B

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Get your pressure-side cleaner moving again. The PCG-075B is a 0.75 HP replacement booster pump motor for pressure-side pool cleaner booster pumps - the motor that drives the extra water pressure a cleaner like the Polaris PB4-60 needs to sweep and bag debris. When the old motor is noisy, weak, or dead, a fresh 3/4 HP motor restores full cleaning power.

What It Is For

  • Replacement 0.75 HP motor for pressure-side cleaner booster pumps.
  • Commonly used on Polaris PB4-60 style booster pumps.
  • Restores the water pressure your pressure-side cleaner needs to run properly.

How to Use It

  • Shut off power at the breaker and disconnect the old booster pump.
  • Remove the old motor from the pump wet end and transfer the seal and impeller as needed.
  • Mount the new motor, wire it for your voltage, and reassemble the pump.
  • Restore power and confirm the cleaner is getting strong, steady pressure.

Important: confirm the horsepower, voltage, shaft, and frame match your existing booster pump before installing. Professional installation is recommended.

Description

Get your pressure-side cleaner moving again. The PCG-075B is a 0.75 HP replacement booster pump motor for pressure-side pool cleaner booster pumps - the motor that drives the extra water pressure a cleaner like the Polaris PB4-60 needs to sweep and bag debris. When the old motor is noisy, weak, or dead, a fresh 3/4 HP motor restores full cleaning power.

What It Is For
  • Replacement 0.75 HP motor for pressure-side cleaner booster pumps.
  • Commonly used on Polaris PB4-60 style booster pumps.
  • Restores the water pressure your pressure-side cleaner needs to run properly.
How to Use It
  • Shut off power at the breaker and disconnect the old booster pump.
  • Remove the old motor from the pump wet end and transfer the seal and impeller as needed.
  • Mount the new motor, wire it for your voltage, and reassemble the pump.
  • Restore power and confirm the cleaner is getting strong, steady pressure.

Important: confirm the horsepower, voltage, shaft, and frame match your existing booster pump before installing. Professional installation is recommended.

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