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4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator

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  • 4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator
  • 4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator
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Original AquaThruster

4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator

Original AquaThruster™ 360 Oscillator Replacement Part

4 ft Length
Aluminum Material
Welded Top Plate
4 foot aluminum pole with welded top plate for the Original AquaThruster 360 Oscillator

4' Aluminum Pole With Welded Top Plate

This 4' aluminum pole with a welded top plate is a replacement pole for the Original AquaThruster™ 360 Oscillator. Replace a pole that is bent, damaged or corroded.

The pole and top plate are welded together as one piece. The 12V oscillator motor mounts to the top plate with the 1/4" x 4" Tap Bolt.

4 ft Aluminum Welded Top Plate Original 360 Oscillator

4' aluminum pole with welded top plate.

Welded top plate on the 4 foot 360 Oscillator pole

Detail of the welded top plate.

4' or 5' Pole?

4' Pole with Top Plate 4' aluminum pole with the top plate welded on. This part.

5' Pole 5' aluminum pole that includes a drive shaft plug.

Not sure? Measure your existing pole or call us with your order information.

AL

Aluminum Construction

4' aluminum pole.

WELD

Welded Top Plate

The top plate is welded to the pole.

FIT

Original 360 Oscillator

Made for the Original 360 Oscillator.

Disconnect power before servicing. Unplug both the AquaThruster™ motor and the 360 Oscillator before removing the pole.

Need help confirming the right part? Call 877-224-4899.

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Questions About the 4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator?

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Specifications

Specifications

Specifications

Product 4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator
Length 4 ft
Material Aluminum
Top Plate Welded
Compatible With Original 360 Oscillator

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FAQs

Common Questions

4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator FAQs

Answers to common questions about the 4' Pole with Top Plate for Original 360 Oscillator.

Is the top plate removable?

No. The top plate is welded to the 4' aluminum pole.

Does this fit the Nexa 360?

This pole is listed for the Original 360 Oscillator. The Nexa 360 has its pole built in.

What is the difference between the 4' and 5' poles?

The 4' pole has a welded top plate. The 5' pole is listed with a drive shaft plug. Match the pole on your existing unit, or call us.

Which AquaThruster™ do I have: Original 360 Oscillator or Nexa 360?

The Original AquaThruster™ uses the separate 360 Oscillator attachment, programmed from a white keypad on older units or a black keypad on newer units. The Nexa 360 is the newer integrated system with keypad-controlled rotation and motor tilt, Lift Assist and one-pin Quick-Attach mounting. If you are unsure, call 877-224-4899 with your order information or a photo of the unit.

Who can help me confirm the right part?

Call Weeders Digest Product Support at 877-224-4899 or contact Weeders Digest Product Support. Having your order information and a photo of your unit makes matching the part quick.

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