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    Default Re: Strange test results

    There should be a label on the MOTOR (the hot part). There also should be another label on the pump casing (the part that has water in it). If you can post photos of both labels with Flickr, Photobucket, Webshots, Picasa, or Facebook, we can probably work out what size motor you have.

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    I reposted the motor question in the pool equipment section with more details... I did find a model # on the motor (sp2600zlc) but after searching the web, i still cannot determine the hp. If that's still not enough info, i will post photos.
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    Default Re: Strange test results

    Hayward motors will have a SP number, but for example, a SP2610x15 is a 1HP pump that gets uprated as a 1.5HP pump.

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