I am replacing my pump before the summer season starts. The platform onto which the pump is to be installed is hopelessly rusted. So bad I can't even tell where the original screw holes were. What options do I have?
In calendar 1993, the operations of Purex Pool Products being acquired generated approximately $25 million in revenues. Essef Corporation in the fiscal year that ended September 30, 1993 had swimming pool and spa equipment sales of $45.7 million.
We have the original filter which is a Baker Hydro (Baker II Series) Model HR-24 (1993 install). It is leaking below the multiport (white part), an inch above the clamp.
Hi All, I have an in ground pool in a house that I bought a couple years ago. I believe the pool was built around 1993. The pool doesn't have an autofill and it's a pain to keep filled in the summer (I'm in Las Vegas). I have one of those hang over the side of the pool auto fillers that...
I have to replace my Amerlite light and I’ve decided to go with the Florida Sunseeker Pooltone light. I really haven’t seen a lot of reviews on here for them. Does anyone have any long term reviews for this light? Thanks
Hello, I've ran into a significant, and unexpected, problem during my IG gunite pool renovation project and need some expert advise. While starting to replace the existing four (4) old Fiberstars fiber optic lights (circa 1993) in the pool walls with new Fiberstars Treo LED retrofit lights I...
I have a sub panel next to my pad, with a 240V breaker feeding my pump (through a timer). It just occurred to me that the pump is not GFCI protected. I did a bit of reading here, and it appears that it was built to code, but the code has since changed, and it would not be compliant now. Others...
1963 pool resurection hey everybody, ive been checking out this site for awhile and im curious to know, what will it take for me to bring an old buried gunite pool back to life. it was buried in 1993 due to lack of usage according to neighbors. i want to dig it out and repipe it with all new plumbing and equipment...
I came home today to find that they'd laid what appears to be a normal rubber garden hose instead of a typical 3/4 or 1 inch pvc pipe like I expected down in the trench. My PB is saying that "goodyear rubber" is okay for direct burial and that its preferred to pvc for long runs because its less likely to break. I understand the flexibility may help and all, but it just seems to go against ...
Any tricks that I need to be aware of? Looks like all I need to do is unscrew the retaining bolt and replace. Is it that simple? I'm assuming that the sensor is bad. Heater setting always is at least 5 degrees higher than the actual temp in the pool. I don't remember it being that way last...
