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Jun 18, 2012
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Hello everyone,

I just bought a new Intex Ultra frame AGP 18'x52" with a sand filter here it is: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_05202287000P

I want to set up mine the exact same way as other have here, hard pluming, do you have sizes, pictures and any other ways so I can do it, I want to get rid of the flimsy tubes for PCV and get this skimmer http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002DP ... PDKIKX0DER

I have pm'd several people here but get no response, do I need to join and donate for that, if so I can.

these are the set ups I want to do for my pool, but I have no clue what size PCV pipes, lenghts and how best to place the skimmer above, any help or direction would be so apreciated, here are the set ups I want to do

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Any and all help, thanks so much :lovetfp:

Michael, in San Antonio, Texas :goodjob:
 

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PM's are not the best way to get answers. POsting on the forum is the best way.

You're not required to donate to get answers but I encourage you to consider it as donations are what funds the site administration (of course I work for free :-D ).

There are a lot of Intex users here and someone will come along and help.
 
Bama Rambler said:
PM's are not the best way to get answers. POsting on the forum is the best way.

You're not required to donate to get answers but I encourage you to consider it as donations are what funds the site administration (of course I work for free :-D ).

There are a lot of Intex users here and someone will come along and help.
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Thanks,

I will donate :goodjob:
 
I don't know much about the Intex, so will leave that to others.

Just wanted to point out if you do become a member, be sure to use your discount on the TF100 test kit so you are ready to go when your pool is set up ;)

Posted from my Droid with Tapatalk ... sorry if my response is short ;)
 
you will need 2-10 foot sections of sch 40 1 1/2 pvc 4 carlon E950HG electical conduit box adapters all this will be available at home depot,menards,lowes. you will also need a bag(5) 1 1/2 90 degree elbows, a bag of (5) 22 1/2 degree 1 1/2 elbows, 3- 1 1/2 shut off valves (1 for the skimmer and 1 each for the 2 returns ) a couple of 1 1/2 couplers, a couple of quick disconnects( not sure of the real name but i wil post a pic and that is what i will call them). you will also need a 1 1/2 male thread to 1 1/2 slip connector. now for the fountain i used a 1 1/2 x1 inch reducer bushing a 8 foot section of 1 inch sch 40 pvc 2-1 inch 90 degree elbow, 1- 1 inch tee, 2- 1 inch caps and a 1 inch ball valve to turn on and off the fountain, plus pvc glue i will add picks of the pieces in the following replies.........Mike
 
quick disconnects
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1-1/2 male thread x 1-1/2slip
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90 degree elbow
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fast1971chevelle said:
here are the E950HG box adapters on the right is how you buy them and on the left is after you sand off the ears and letters
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HOLY SMOKES, fast1971chevelle, :mrgreen: :cheers:

I just saw all your posts, that's freaking awesome :whoot: :party: , that is so nice of you to help me out, It is so much appreciated.

I owe ya Bud! Thanks again

Michael
 
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