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Sta-Rite 17304-0100S Shaft Seal

 

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Brand
Sta-Rite
Manufacturer
Pentair
Manufacturer Part Number
17304-0100S
Country of Origin
United States of America
Special Order
No
Exportable
Yes
HTS Code
8413.91.9096
Truck Freight
No
Quantity In Stock
0
On Order
0
Your Price
$38.75
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Sta-Rite 17304-0100S Shaft Seal

This is the 17304-0100S shaft seal. A leaking shaft seal shows up as water dripping from underneath the pump, near where the motor meets the pump body, while the pump is running or just after it shuts off.

Replacing a shaft seal means the pump has to come apart far enough to access the shaft, so it is a good time to also check the impeller and any gaskets nearby for wear. A seal that has just started to weep should be replaced promptly, since running it longer can let water reach the motor windings and cause a much more expensive failure.

Key Features

  • Genuine-fit Sta-Rite 17304-0100S replacement shaft seal
  • Keeps pumped water from tracking back along the shaft into the motor
  • Direct fit replacement for the original Sta-Rite part

Applications

  • Fixing a pump that drips water from underneath while running
  • Servicing the Sta-Rite pump this part is cataloged for
  • Routine rebuild alongside the impeller and gaskets
  • Preventing water from reaching the motor windings through a worn seal

Specifications

  • Brand: Sta-Rite
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 17304-0100S
  • Part Type: Shaft seal
  • Quantity Per Pump: 1
  • Condition: New

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Should I replace the impeller when I replace this seal?
Not always, but inspect it while the pump is open, since the two parts often wear under the same conditions.

Q: Will this fit a different pump in the same series?
Match the exact part number on the old seal rather than assuming similar-looking pumps share the same size.

Q: Is it safe to keep running the pump with a small seal leak?
Not for long. A small drip can progress and eventually let water reach the motor windings, turning a low-cost seal replacement into a motor or full pump replacement.

Q: How do I know my shaft seal is leaking?
Water dripping from underneath the pump, at the joint between the motor and the pump body, while it runs or right after it shuts off is the classic sign of a worn shaft seal.

Not sure this is the right part? Send us a Picture of the Pump Plate on your pump and the CLR Marine team will confirm the correct shaft seal.

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