The Hayward Super Pump is the most widely-installed residential pool pump in the U.S. — you’ll find one in a yard on almost every block. Because they’re so common, replacement parts are cheap and easy to find. Here’s the parts breakdown for Super Pump and Super II.
The Hayward Super Pump family
- Super Pump (SP2607X10, SP2615X20): the original. 1.0–2.0 HP, 48Y frame, single or two-speed.
- Super II (SP3010X15, SP3015X20): the bigger sibling. 1.5–3.0 HP, higher head pressure, larger plumbing.
- Super Pump VS: variable-speed version. Same wet end as the standard Super Pump.
All three share many common parts: same strainer basket, similar lid o-rings, identical drain plugs.
The five most-replaced Super Pump parts
- SPX1600Z2 lid o-ring — the universal Super Pump lid gasket.
- SPX1600M strainer basket — cracks at the handle after 5–7 years.
- SPX1600Z2 shaft seal — replace whenever motor comes off.
- SPX1600R impeller — varies by HP rating.
- SPX1610Z1MBK motor — 8–12 year service life.
Common Super Pump parts in stock
Hayward PowerFlo LX Strainer Basket
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Hayward MaxFlo XL Basket
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Hayward VL Lid + Basket Kit
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The motor on a Super Pump is a standard A.O. Smith 48Y-frame motor. A “Hayward” branded motor and an A.O. Smith Century equivalent share identical specs — just different stickers. Buying the Century version saves $50–$150 on a motor swap.
Send PST Pool Supplies the model number from your Super Pump and we’ll cross-reference the exact part you need.