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There's a good chance we will be selling the house within a year so I doubt I would be able to make my money back in that timeframe. If I just went with the 1HP in that model it should be a direct replacement I assume?

I've checked and it seems that my pump uses a square flange as shown here. So I believe that this should be a good replacement. Can anyone confirm? The only difference is that it's a 3/4 HP pump vs the 1 HP I currently have. For a 9K gallon pool only, is the 3/4 HP enough?

So if the current pump is a single speed should I stick with the UST? Will my control box even support a 2 speed?

Thanks for the help. This is the exact pump - Pentair Sta-Rite P6EA6E-205L Max-E-Pro.

It's a salt water pool of about 9K gallons. My current system runs off a Hayward Goldine controller with a solar heater. If I were to replace the motor, is that a pretty easy fix? I've not worked with any kind of pump replacement previously. Something like this I assume?

I guess I'm not going to get away with paying less than $400 then. I found this Hayward Tristar that seems to be a popular choice and should be a direct replacement. Thanks for the link to the adapters!!

I was looking about an above ground pump apparently so I've found this Hayward Tristar that looks like a better pick. I'm not sure what's wrong exactly with the old pump but it's about 8 years old and it's pretty beat up at this point. I'm fairly certain it's dead. Here's a link to 2 pics...

Hey guys, I'm a fairly new pool owner and have to replace my inground pump. The pump that was installed when the pool was built is a Sta-rite Max-e-pro. It has a 2x2 port and I'm having a hard time finding a low cost replacement with a 2x2 port. I've got a couple of questions and appreciate...