Recent content by Elysaf

No I don’t cover it. So that’s something on my side I guess

I’d have to push the whole upright down so the cap can fit on it again. The weather is going to be pretty cold this weekend too…only way to move the upright down would be to do it with the pool mostly full… since it’ll be too cold to empty it

That makes sense. Do you see an issue with waiting for spring?

Liner is about 3 years old. If I just dig under the cement pad it won’t just slide downwards? Or just safer to do it without water?

Thanks! I’d love to avoid draining the pool but I’d also love to avoid the whole thing falling over. So I’ll do what needs to be done. I’ll be draining it for the winter about 6” below the skimmer.

I think I had a hard time getting under the deck and sort of wedged that in thinking it would be ok. Is this something I should drain and fix before winter?

Hi here are some pictures. Tough to get under the deck. But I think the pad under the bottom plate seems to be sitting crooked now and maybe heaved it up? Can this just get leveled by me taking some dirt out from under the high part so the block sits flat? Or is it dangerous to shift the uprights?

It was installed properly but now it seems the upright has heaved. It’s hard to get to since it’s under the porch. I’ll get under there for a pic tonight for you :)

Hi everyone. We did all the install on a used pool with a new liner at the beginning of the season. I noticed, after it’s filled with water, that one of the uprights is too high so my stabilizer bar is not sitting inside the top plate. Does this matter? Or will the pressure of the water pushing...