Recent content by oldcaptainrusty

Thanks to all. Off to my shopping.:wave::lovetfp:

Within $300 to $400. I guess another consideration would be the adapters needed for the change as this Intex system has some off the wall connections.

INTEX 8110 SWG has bit the dust. Need to replace it but thought I would pose the question of what might be a good replacement. I could repair this one but can not find any parts source. Intex does a good job of locking you out for repair parts. Would like a system that I can work on myself...

I too bought the test kit first and didn't worry about the speed stir. After a few times of running the tests I thought that the speed stir would be a welcome addition to my testing process. I also read on this forum that the speed stir would better insure your accuracy which was also a + in my...

Thans again Mr. Rich, the old man needs all the help he can get.

Thanks to all. I'll get my FC and CYA up and bring my pH down and keep an eye on everything else. This forum is great. It sure makes pool care 'Country Boy Proof'.

Tested the pool with my TF100 for the 1st time today. The numbers are: Salt 3600 ppm (Intex SWG recommends 3000 ppm) CYA 40 FC 2ppm CC 0 TA 110 pH 8.2 CH 475 Plugged in all the numbers in the Pool Math based on the TFPC in conjunction with the Water Balance for SWGs recommendations in the Pool...

Thanks Mr. Rich. I needed that.:goodjob:

Greetings to all. First post but have been doing some research, great forum with a ton of info for this old geezer. Have put up an AG for my great grands, a 12'X24'X52" Intex that the wife bought on-line. We bought a larger AG +20K gal. for the grand kids about 18 years ago (they are all grown...