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On average they send about 10 horses a day, they backwash till the water gets below the skimmers around 10 min on each one and the filters run 24/7. One of the things I am going to do this next week is install clear sights in the backwash lines to make sure the water is clean when done back...

They did not tell me much in the way of chemistry but all the equipment was part of the package that they put together. This week sometime I am probably going to call them again and try to get them to give me the name of another facility that runs more horses thru their setup and try and talk...

They are back washing at most 3 times a day but not by any set schedule. No there is not a jet that shoots water under the treadmill. I will have to look into how much trouble it may be to get one rigged to shoot that way. I have done a little research on the chlorine gas part but have not...

I really do believe that if I can show them a better way to take care of this thing they will be more prone to testing the water more regularly and ever at certain intervals thru the day. The 2 people running the operation seem a lot more willing that the last guy was to do what they need to to...

Before I showed up. They were just putting cal-hypo in. I asked how much a day and the response I got was 3-4 scoops. I then asked what the chlorine lvls were free vs combined and so on. The response I got was "I don't know, I have a test kit but don't use it, I was just told to put 3 to 4...

First I would like to tank you for the response and willing to discuss this. Second I realize that I may and probably won't find the easy fix. But ideas and suggestions are all I am after. Alright now to star answering some of your questions. Yes the sand was changed after the oil leak...

I have a service company, and rarely do I run into problems that I can not figure out. I have a new client that runs a horse rehabilitation and conditioning center. They have a 2000 - 3500gal for lack of a better word trough that has a treadmill in it for the horses to run on. Since this...