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We decided to add a propane heater to our AGP. Our pool is at our cabin, so we are not there 24/7. usually only there on the weekends. We have our pool pump attached to a digital timer that controls the on/off times for the pump. We are currently running it 24/7 as we get the pool cleared up...

I’m not sure I am understanding what is the advice that I should be following? Is the consensus that we should re dig all of the blocks down further so that the rails are sitting on solid ground? I did read in a similar post where member Casey stated they had slid pavers under the bottom...

Thanks so much for the replies. I do understand that we can't just shovel something under it. I was hoping to find a suitable material that I could create a slight mound with, at most 1 inch high, but I could feather it out 6 inches or so on each side down to nothing and compact it with a hand...

When we did original dig, all of the blocks, legs, etc were dug down some. When we needed to re-level, we did not need to raise any one of the legs or blocks a large amount. The largest was maybe 1", the rest were less than 1". This meant that the amount we needed to build back up was...

We also realized, the hard way, that putting up the walls on a windy day is definitely not wise. Anyone else have a similar experience with installing on a windy day?

Indeed, our straight side uprights and the curved end blocks were not all at the same level. We took the liner out, took the wall down and releveled all the straight side uprights as well as all of the curved end bottom plate blocks. Using a water level, we leveled them all to within 1/16-1/8...

Setting up an 18x33 oval pool. Having a few issues with it. The wall is popping out of the bottom rail in a few spots and the to cap on the straight side uprights do not seem to sit flush on top.

Thanks for the reply. I was considering the same setup. I wasn't able to see any attached pics though.

Thanks for the reply...I wasn't planning on DB the pump cord. That would be above ground, as if it was plugged in, just hard wired instead to timer instead of a plug. I'd run the cord through a liguid tight cord connector/strain relief at the timer.

We are just starting the process for setting up our new AGP, an 18'x33'x 52" steel wall pool. I have done quite a bit of research on setting up the pool and running the electrical. But I still have a few questions that I was hoping to get some clarification on. We are in NW Minnesota and the...