Recent content by jsygrls

I really enjoyed this thread with my morning coffee. Thanks all and uhhello please consider (the value) Become a TFP Supporter - Trouble Free Pool

I've use one for several years and HIGHLY recommend it.

try taping a pvc sweep elbow , hopefully ( you have one laying around from past projects).

Check this out for possible solutions, could be a DIY project or sub out (not a Texas company ). https://frenchdrainman.com/

I Use them all the time when making cuts be sure to measure top and bottom to : "square it up" and then you'll have a cutting guide.

For cutting fixed pvc i like using stainless steel hose clamps 1/2 - 1-1/4 in. Stainless Steel Hose Clamp like this at home Depot and a chop saw for all others.

I do not have a SWG and use chlorine year round and my local pool store(Pinch A Penny) sells fresh chlorine 10% and i buy 5 gallons at a time@ $18.50 a bargain these days.

https://tftestkits.net/refill-sets-c27/ On sale now IMO probably the best thing to do and take all the guessing out.

check this out and see if this will work for your application. Can you post a couple of photos to look at...

Had the same type drain and replaced it with a "WATER HOG" 4" drain . HD product or Lowes. Yes, you would need to recut to size with a concrete saw. Comes in 10' sections with a removable snap in screw down top

My two cents, I DO NOT HAVE a sports pool, But my neighbors did, they also had 3 boys, a set of twins and the older was about a year more, they ( the boys) used the pool all the time with pool volleyball nets and water polo nets, always had school friends over to play it became a gathering...

my pool is 3.5' in the shallow end, do it over, a minimum of 4' in order to swim laps and not drag your knuckles.

Picture of your filter, Or filter brand and model #....please

Here's the situation. I live in a HOA community in Florida that has a total of 19 acre's of holding ponds/lakes that retain ground water, roadway runoff, homeowner property run off, etc. , one large pond (all smaller ponds flow to here) having 24" exit pipes moving this water elsewhere off...