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I have an above ground pool with a winter cover and pillow. Last year, I lowered the water to 4" below the input, but the issue was that as snow/ice accumulated on the cover, the weight would start pushing water out of the input hole. This wasn't really a problem until the Spring when the pool...

Well, my wife and I were successfully able to "lift and tip" the stairs onto the deck. It really wasn't as hard as I thought for 120lbs of sand, plus the stairs. The worst part was the 72 degree water! (I had my wet suite on though). Thanks for the advice everyone! Dave

Ugh... Makes sense. I *think* I should be able to lift/tip them up onto the pool deck. Once there, I'm sure I can put them away. They are hollow steps meaning that there's a large cavity of open area underneath them. Thanks.

I have a set of "wedding cake steps" for a 24' above ground pool. I live in a snow-belt area off of Lake Erie that sees up to 250" of snow a season, plus pretty cold conditions. The steps have sand-filled weights in the bottom that are screwed on. It would be a challenge to try to disassemble...

Hmmm... The directions that dremin2flyhi posted from swimline.com say to cut off the J Hook if I want to use it with the beaded liner receiver? I didn't do that. I just hung the liner's j-hook directly into the bead track. I didn't cut anything off because I didn't think I needed to. Did I do...

So out sounds like I have it set up the correct way then?

I bought a unibead liner and also something called "Bead Track" that (I guess) is intended to convert an overlap pool into one that accepts a unibead liner. After installing the Bead Track, I saw that everywhere there is a gap, there would be potential for water to run down behind the liner...