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Pump motor replacement and cleaning are now EASY with these cartridge bilge aerating livewell pumps. No tools needed. Just lift the tab, twist the cartridge, and pull it out! Can be used for replacement on Basspirator® livewell aerating systems and many others. Standard 3/4" outlet fitting. Water-cooled motor housing. Completely sealed so it can be submerged without damage. Available in 90Á or in-line styles.
Simplifies pump motor replacement and cleaning
No tools needed
Water-cooled motor housing
Intake Filter is for Johnson Aerator Pumps. Two-piece filter mounts onto pump fitting.
Web ID: 37059
Rated 2 out of
5 by
28fisher from
Johnson livewell pumpI purchased a Johnson live well pump 750 gph to replace my 20 plus year old Attwood pump 750 gph which was starting to make noises because of a dry bearing. Easy to install, but when I turned it on it only had half the pressure of my 20 year old Attwood. At this point I decided to replace the motor unit with the 1250 gph motor pump unit. after installing the replacement unit found out that the 1250 pgh doesn't pump much more pressure than the 750gph unit. Very disappointed as they are way over rated in gph compared to my 20 plus year old Attwood. I would only recommend this because of the easy exchange of pumps.
Date published: 2017-06-17
Rated 1 out of
5 by
HAF2FISH from
poor decisioninstalled the 500 gpm in my Aluminum crappie boat and the first time I turned it on it leaked from the bottom. took it out and found it had a seal with only three of four screws had to silicone the weak seal areato stop the water leakage.
Date published: 2017-03-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
striper101 from
Bait tank pumpThe inline pump works great.I glue it to the inside of my tank added an extention to reach the bottom and it works greak
Date published: 2017-01-25
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Saugmon from
Decent pumpTook the boat out last night and the livewell pump was dead. Tore out the rear deck,removed 1 battery,onboard charger,and side bracket out just to get to it.Took a while to get the old hose off. By the time I got the old mayfair (16 yr old) out,found out all I had to do was replace the cartridge motor.Ended up going to the local marina and buying a new johnson unit and the knowledge of replacing the motor instead of the entire housing and hose.4 stars because they should include the angle shims.
Date published: 2016-04-30
Rated 5 out of
5 by
gnarlynutz from
good pumpthis is one of many Johnson pumps I have owned and used over the years. These pumps work great and the motor can easily be changed and cleaned with a simple twist and pull..
Date published: 2016-04-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
JIGGINGMAN from
EASYEASY TO INSTALL. WORKS GREAT, WHAT ELSE DO YOU NEED? [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Date published: 2014-09-25
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jcls from
great pumpThis is a good pump go ahead spend a little extra money and buy this unit.
Date published: 2014-08-30
Rated 4 out of
5 by
mrmichiganbowhunter from
nice pumpfills my live well in minutes......only reason for the 4 rating is it seems to get vapor locked, have to loosen the outlet fitting occasionally to get the water to flow, in my case this is easy to get at, but for those applications that are covered, this could be a problem.
Can the inlet side be rotated or is it permanently fixed as shown in the photo?
Asked by: willyd22
Will this work to replace a Mayfair Model 23501 pump?
The MayFair Marine livewell pump model #23501 has died on our 1999 smokercraft stinger. Will this livewell pump be the proper replacement?
Asked by: 3under3
Per the Manufacturer - Replace with aerator 38502 or 38503 ( identical 500 goh, 90 degree inlet and comes with both a 90 degree and straight outlet
**Confirm that you have an aerator (I believe he/she has the older obsolete 10 yrs ago pro line style) no longer available but the one I recommended is the direct replacement **
Answered by: BPSResource8
Date published: 2017-06-02
rotate?
does the inlet rotate? to aim the inlet hose barbed end at a different angle?
Asked by: Bluntmoment
Thank you for your question! unfortunately the inlet of this item will not rotate so the barbed end will have to be fixed to a single position.
Answered by: BPSResource14
Date published: 2017-06-02
How long is the shaft on this pump? My hull is pretty thick.
Asked by: Crawl79
The length of the shaft is 6", it can be trimmed in need be.
Answered by: BPSResource10
Date published: 2017-06-02
Need an aerator which pumps from live well back into livewell
I think the 3rd question about the bolt would be what I'm looking for. The intake has a one inch or maybe a 1 1/8 inch screw thread and a large nut to screw it onto the wall of the livewell. The kit offered shows that there is a threaded intake and a large nut. You can also attach a hose. This motor just shows a hose hooked up to the intake. Is the intake threaded so you can mount it through the live well wall?
Asked by: Cotton50
no not threaded
Answered by: Jackattack1948
Date published: 2017-06-02
replacement cartridge
Can you replace a 500 gpm with a 750 by changing the replacement cartridge? Will a 750 fit a 500?
Mine is in-line.
Thanks!
Asked by: MIBasss
i went to the 750 gallon pumps....awesome aeration and easy to install
Answered by: trailerman
Date published: 2017-06-02
Does pump have to be primed?
I installed a new livewell pump and the water will not stay in livewell, flows back thru pump.
Asked by: 48sport44
How's this possible unless your inlet hose is hooked up to your drain by mistake? If your inlet hose comes in at the top of your livewell, this cannot happen.
Answered by: Fishwhisperernumber1
Date published: 2017-06-02
MY BOAT HAS TWO, ONE FOR LIVEWELL AND ONE FOR BILGE. THE BILGE RUNS ALL THE TIME WHEN TURNED ON. WHEN TURNED OFF IS IT AUTOMATIC/
Asked by: SONNY11
Generally speaking yes it will turn on automatically. You can test it by putting water in your boat until it the bottom of the bilge is partially submerged. If it doesn't kick on then you may have a relay out.
