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Your pool is fine. I agree with the others. It is also easy to replace skimmer. Just drain below the skimmer and remove screws holding it in place. Screw new skimmer in and connect plumbing.

I only bonded the skimmer - which bonded the water and then put a connector on one of the bolts where the wall comes together. My inspector didn't require bonding 4 points around the pool. Which one are you asking about?

Only lost .5 to 1 ppm chlorine overnight. Water really cloudy and keep pulling robot up with a few leaves and water is not flowing through the robot filter well so it is like gunk on the bottom. Added some chlorine to get up to 12 PPM and the rain has moved in. Will check again in a bit.

2021 - I took my cover off to a crystal clear pool in June. 2022 - my cover fell off in a crystal clear pool at the beginning of March. Oh boy. Life gets in the way and my pool has set without chemicals for months. Went from clear to a little tint of green then to swamp within a few days of...

I hope you all had a great summer with your friends and family. Enjoying the last couple days in my TFP. Would like to dedicate my summer to my SWCG and robot. My two best investments so far!! Let's see those TFP pics!! Please share your favorite pic of the summer!

I would drain the water from the sand filter then use a dolly to move to a new pad closer to the outlet. Before you start up the pump you need to fill up your filter with a hose to the sand level. From there you can fire up the pump and you will be good to go. The other option would be to use a...

I just had to post a couple things because I am floored... I absolutely hated getting my suction side vacuum out and using it...putting all the hoses together.. priming it...taking and adding fittings from the skimmer...I ain't got time for that! Getting a deck put on and there is shavings...

I know... I have 2 or 3 that don't sit right. I just close my eyes when I swim past them! Enjoy your new pool!

What pool are you putting up? For smaller pools that are put away for winter you would use a tarp. For permanent above ground pools you want to cut the sod and level the ground. Give more info and we can help.

Just unscrew your return eyeball on inside and put in a winter plug.