I have the Dolphin w/caddy. It works great climbs walls and uses regular 110v power. I also have polaris inground floor cleaners that im trying to repair.
polyvue said:Davegvg -- Thanks for the video exhibitions; these are much more informative than manufacturer promotional clips.
Ever notice that in the demonstration videos on sales sites the cleaner is always buzzing around a perfectly clean pool with all of the locomotion of Speedy Gonzales... cleaning up imaginary faerie dust? ¡qué ridÃculo!
Yes, I'd think that'd be required for a residential pool. I stayed at a resort hotel south of Orlando this past week and their solution to cleaning the zero depth beach front was a dozen floor bubblers distributed across the "beach" and a equal number of over-water jets (from dolphins, of course) that sprayed down. Have no idea how many horse power were used to achieve this effect, but the equipment area contained 3 massive sand filters whose circumference appeared to be as wide as a Volkswagen Beetle.joeg2246 said:I just purchased a Pentair Great White and from what I see it is very useful. My pool is 32x18, but, I have a 7 foot beach area that the cleaner is not responsible for. I brush whatever debris there might be to the larger area for the cleaner to grab it.
dombey said:Hayward Vac Ultra that came with the place...total POS and I am waiting to beat it up with a baseball bat when I get a new cleaner. It's just a daily occurence that I have to pull it out of the pool to unjam it or push it out of the corner steps where it sat for 8 hours overnight.
Leaning towards the 4 wheel Poolcleaner.
simicrintz said:dombey said:Hayward Vac Ultra that came with the place...total POS and I am waiting to beat it up with a baseball bat when I get a new cleaner. It's just a daily occurence that I have to pull it out of the pool to unjam it or push it out of the corner steps where it sat for 8 hours overnight.
Leaning towards the 4 wheel Poolcleaner.
Why the 4 wheeler?