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Highly-rated suction assembly praised for excellent fit compatibility with older hot tubs (20-30 years). Customers said it's a "perfect replacement" with "good quality." Fast delivery consistently mentioned. One customer noted the slip fitting may be "a bit loose" requiring extra glue for 1.5" PVC pipe connections, but overall performs well with no leaks reported.
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- 4 stars: 2 (11%)
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This worked to get my 25 year old hot tub leak free.
This suction assembly was a perfect replacement for our broken baptismal tank part. The cost was very minimal compared to purchasing the part from the company we purchased the tank from. We are very happy with the speed also of this company.
We installed this in our stock tank pool
Had to repipe suction ports back to the pump on a 30 year old tub. Worked out great
Good quality product.
Well, it's supposed to, and it does the job well. I can say the slip fitting is a bit loose if you try to glue it to regular 1-1/2"" pvc pipe; I may have to add glue.
Replaced offset suction from 20 yr old hot tub with this in-line. Used heavy duty PVC cement and flexible PVC tubing. No leaks.
This was the final part of replacing the pump, blower motor, plumbing, etc....It fit perfectly in my 25 year old hot tub.
Exactly what I needed, fit perfect.
Easy to order perfect fit..Awesome Spa supplier.
Perfect fit and delivered when they promised
part available after tub company went out of business.
we looked EVERYWHERE for this part. FINALLY we found you! Thank you
Perfect fit! It's in a early 2000 hot tub
The original was 25+ years old (got cracked; leaked). I was surprised that this item was an exact fit.
THANK YOU, FAST SERVICE
This arrived in record time, just what I needed
great price, got it in two days awesome company. Has all my business, H.C.
I assume the gasket on the 1.5 inch spa suction goes on the water side? Do you add silicone or something on the back? Thanks in advance.
Larry
For best results, apply a thin film of silicone sealant to the water side of the spa shell, then place the gasket on top of the film. You don't need any silicone sealant on the dry side of the spa shell.
