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I’ve had mine for almost 2 years and the only thing I’ve done in that time is replace the tube once and that was more a precaution than a necessity. Model number is in my signature.

I use an old Clorox bleach jug. Cut the bottom off and you have a big funnel with a handle.

It's the one without SVRS

I've had mine 3 or 4 years not a single problem.

I've had mine for over 7 years and still runs great. I have replaced the filters and the rubber tracks. Now that I have leaned the correct levels to keep my chemicals the rubber tracks seem to hold up better.

I’ve used the water weld one about 5 years ago and still holding up. If you really careful you can use it to fill the grout line also

You mean there's a way to manually mix. Is that like changing channels on the tv without the remote.

It seems the more consistent chlorine injection systems use some type of peristaltic pump on a timer. Pump speed has no effect on the delivery rate or quantity.

I've had my Tigershark around 8 years. I've replaced the treads and filters that's it.

My pump is usually running 1000 rpm when the stenner is injecting. The injection rate is .8 oz a min. so even at the lowest speed you should be ok. You will be putting in a little less than 2 oz a minute.

I checked 2 boxes and they both counted :confused:

:confused:The pool store pros know everything I need to put in my pool and bleach is not one of them.:confused::confused:

Just like a SWG making the same amount of chlorine every day the pump injects the same amount of chlorine every day. For me I took a average of what I used in 2 weeks and that’s what I add every day ( 31 ozs.). That keeps me within plus or minus 1.5 ppm of my target.

I would. Most of the stenner pumps have a maximum operating temperature 125 F

Nice job. I would keep a eye on the temps in your enclosure. The stenner pumps have a fan and do give off a little heat.

Now that's hitting the ground running. Welcome to TFP

It is a "Woods Model # 50015" Google it and you should be able to find it for around $20.

It's Stenner peristaltic pump model 45MPHP10. This model is fixed output 10 gpd. I adjust my run time by timer. Got it at uswatersystems.com

Try craigslist or car wash for used 15 gallon barrel. My whole setup stenner pump (was on sale), timer , gallon barrel total cost $229

uswatersystems.com has good prices. They were having a sale when I got mine.

Once you know how much chlorine you use a day you can get the pump to inject that amount every day. My chlorinator had a plug in it that matched the stenner pump injector I think it was ½ inch. That’s the black tubing you see running to the chlorinator near the bottom. You can set this to...

Here's a picture of my setup. Cost was $198 for the pump $20 for the timer and $11 for the 15 gal barrel. I use about 32 ozs and day. So for me a full barrel can go 40 days or more. I'm the guilty party on the nose comment.

That's 23,775 US gallons. Are you looking for SWG or some type of injection dosing.

Got my pump new on sale $198 shipped, 15 gal tank $11, timer $20 Total $229. Happy wife priceless (no more white spots on pants).

See in your sig you have VS pump. Pump speed and run times are more flexible with stenner. My injection time is about 35 minutes, and can be done on the lowest speed. I’m using about 32 ozs. a day in the summer and have a 15 gallon tank. If I have a heavy bather load I just up the run time 10...

The Econ says "Acceptable for indoor use only". My pump is located outside not totally exposed but may get a little wet.

Home depot usually sells the acid in 2 places. The paint department the weaker and more expensive stuff and the outdoor garden has the stronger and cheaper and comes 2 gallons in a box. In florida about $12 for 2 gallons of the good stuff.

On the 45mhp10 the max pressure is 100 psi. That's a lot to over come to have back flow because it has to make it by 2 rollers and the duckbill also. How long has it been since you replaced the tube.

The picture is upside down so this is where the tile attaches from the pool to the deck. I have cleaned out cracks like that and filled with white silicone, have some areas that I did 5 years ago and still looks good and holding. I tape it off first so I get good clean lines.

Down here I'm getting 10% bleach for under $2 a gallon. The stenner pump for me is very cost effective and only regret is not doing it sooner.