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It reads 20psi or thereabouts. When pump is off it drops to below 10, but never zero. Do you think need more pressure to kick start the **** heater?

The old timer had the pumps running concurrently, 1.5 hours at a time, so total was 12 hours a day each. Now with the single pump I have it running for 8 hours total, 2hours on 4 hours off. The pressure hasn't changed, slightly lower maybe. Should I run the pump for more than 2 hours at a time...

Thanks for the heads up. Unfortunately I can't squeeze in to snap a pic from the other size. The equipment is under a staircase. The heater is the biggest mystery at the moment. Its hooked up and powered fine, but for some reason doesn't want to start up.

The far pump is the one running now. The second one is hidden behind the filter. Note that the pic of the timer is the old one before I switched it to the simple clock timer.

I've been in this place for a little over a year and I never paid much attention to the pool workings, a company dealt with it. Trouble is these guys were constantly billing me for parts, like bearings for pumps and 2 timers in one year. I finally had enough and decided to do things myself...