Recent content by criegg

Hey blizz can you post a pic of your current setup? The cheapest decent artificial one I've seen so far is around 995$ delivered... Thst seems a bit steep but if it looks and works better I may have to go that route

Thanks.. Clear tubing is my first choice, going to see how that works.. Also, thanks for the tip about rising ph... Always have MA on hand just in case... I have the power/tubing side down, what i'm looking for now is to see how someone like myself(a DIYer) laid out these rocks or artifical...

Shouldn't be too hard... Can use that 'coping' that bands use to cover electrical cords at events...Should only need 1" tubing.. Possibly think of something else.. - - - Updated - - - Or I make the waterfall large enough to go back far enough to the grass and cut off the walk way and bury the...

Hopefully you're able to zoom in.. I sketched out where i'd like to put it and where my power is located..

Yes, just something small is what i'm after... I dont' want a 1 1/2hp pump lol.. Not a problem doing that... I'm thinking though now of putting the pump further back towards where the power is and then running 2 lines for inlet and outlets... Trying to put a picture together.. Give me a few more...

I'm with you mas.. Problem is I already have power ran over there which I can run conduit... Where my pool pump is, is on the exact opposite side under the pool deck and opposite side of the pool... I might be able to set the pump back further to my fence line, and run the inlet and outlet hoses...

You nailed it... Pump is strictly for the waterfall... Most pumps already have an inline filter but I already plan on putting a 'filter' or 'grate' on the end to make sure nothing gets sucked into it... And yes, it will be hid behind the falling water of the waterfall so it would be hard to...

Hey fellas... Got a question and seeing if anyone has done this or if it can even be done.. Have a nice kidney shaped pool and i'm wanting to build my own waterfall.. However, not a normal way... Since I don't have the plumbing ran for it and do not want to spend ridiculous amounts of money to...

Well, I took the advice of throttling the main drain open a hair and then adjusting the pressure of the skimmer and it seems to be working A LOT better.. A bubble here and there but I can tell by looking in the pump canister that the bubbles have definitely gone down.. It's dark now but i'm...

Floor is on the right and the handle comes off to use on both.. Yes when I close floor I seem to get bubbles so check the seals on that valve then.. Will do

Interesting.. I'll give that a shot when I get back to the house.. Thanks!

Also, to clarify, the bubbles are only coming out of 1 jet.. The jet closest to the equipment

I tried running the vac line without the cleaner attached.. Still had bubbles.. So your assumption seems to be correct.. I have a suction leak somewhere... I've hooked the cleaner back up to the skimmer and the bubbles seem to be 'less' than when hooked up to the vacuum port..Still there though

Will do so in the morning.. Thank you jblizzle for all of the help... I truly appreciate it.. Will add photos first thing in the morning.. And no, I have not ran the vac line without the cleaner attached yet

I wish I knew more about it.. I obviously need to educate myself more on how the system works.. Yes, the bubbles are ONLY present when the cleaner is attached and in use... I can run just the floor, just the skimmer.. I cannot run just the vac line as the floor needs to be closed then the...