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Thanks Ike I didn't know the difference there. They were on the plumbing I took off so I bought some of the same and mixed and matched depending on my requirements for space. I will see if I can eliminate them to get a better fit.

I was just looking at my own photo and I think I may go under to reduce the height of those pipes. I am worried about the torque of turning the valve at that height. Guess I will have to test it.

How about something like this? The heater and filter are at a weird angle so I reused some flex pipe. I couldn't find 2.5-2" at HD for the jandy I have so I am waiting for a new one to come since its pretty tight to turn anyway. Imagine those wires zip tied after I glue all the pipe in...

Brian that's awesome, thanks! I had been thinking about moving the spa/pool valve up more since we use it all the time so maybe thats what I will do. I really appreciate the photo.

Maybe something like this? https://www.dropbox.com/s/t7fpt3sqfjg6w9v/2016-03-26%2017.20.34.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/rhn3k2hlnaigdub/2016-03-26%2017.20.44.jpg?dl=0

I put all my new equipment in place today to plan for plumbing and I bought what I thought was the best products and not what fit in my original setup so that means I need to get creative with the plumbing. The heater side to the output is fine but suction to pump and filter I am at a loss for...

Ahh I get it now, take the whole section out past the T, that makes a lot of sense, I'll go for the and replace the valve and 90 on the other side. Thanks.

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Sorry this should say I have a Jandy Valve with a crack on the bottom.

I bought this house two years ago with the pool and have read every last page of this forum learning about it. I just updated my signature but I am in the process of switching out all the equipment since it was put in with the pool in 02 and is starting to fail. I have attached the two...

I have a handy valve with a crazy K on the bottom. It's 2" on one side and then connects to a 1.5 on the other where there is T and another valve. The connections are right up against each other a d I am looking for options that doesn't involve me replacing the entire stack.