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is there a leak at the seam or in the indented area? any sign of leaking (lower than expected water level) or water/mud on the ground outside of that area? I am presuming this is a new indentation and not a brand new install, right? could it be rodents or something burrowing?

in addition to the article above, yes you probably need to replace the electrode fairly often, and yes you can put a different brand on. as to replacement intex parts - just keep checking and fiddling with their website, using search for the exact part number. eventually stuff comes back in...

4 years is getting up there for an Intex, but the equipment and steel for spare parts might be sell-able. Liner is probably a wash and that isn't really a replaceable item, cheaper to get a whole new pool. agree, spring might be a better time to unload it.

I think your liner is new enough it will probably be alright, but if it seems to not fit going back up you may need to replace. I think I have read people store them in a big tub of water when this sort of thing happens. definitely do not leave it out in the sun!

after YEARS of day dreaming I finally got a pit barrel jr. we have access to so much free down or cut mesquite and catclaw that I was stuck in a mindset of not wanting to use charcoal but this thing is a rib machine! first cook two racks of St Louis ribs came out so good! and SO EASY! cant...

nice! please do update when you get the enclosure.

I lose 5 to 6 PPM of chlorine daily in summer and I am at 4500 ft elevation, it will come down in a day or two. be careful trying to adjust CYA for a random high reading of chlorine. chlorine goes away quickly, cya does not. also are you reading the chlorine test correctly? TWO drops per PPM...

Intex used to sell a pump and 16 inch sand filter combo. I don't think they do any longer, though you can get them as replacement parts on their website (sometimes). there are probably lots of fairly inexpensive options, even the 14 inch is going to be better than the little cannister...

so it was used and you have had it 2 years? seam leaks are tough to deal with, I think the pool has probably reached the end of its life, more than 3 years old and been moved at least once? these things only have about a 5 year lifespan in the best of circumstances (although I got 11 years...

is that a suction side vacuum? I have an older intex cleaner and it is a pressure side cleaner. sometimes people hook cleaners up the wrong way and I am not familiar with the wanda the whale. either way I suspect that pump/filter is not going to drive a cleaner well at all. I just put up the...

if the shipping wasn't insane I'd gladly send you my old one. I fought with it for a season or two and after finally cutting the real one into the pool it was a total "why didn't I do this earlier?" new pool had it in on day 2. :ROFLMAO:

you will likely come to hate that floating skimmer, many of us cut holes into our new (or old) pools and add a regular above ground pool skimmer. they work much better.

is this a round or oval pool? if oval, is what you are feeling part of the bracing underneath the middle? sounds like installer didn't cover with enough sand. all can cause holes which can be patched but if it is a new install might be worth making them come fix and reinstall. if older there...

flex seal tape. lower water and go slow. bet it will work fine. echoing 1poolman1, what happened?

it's full and ready to go! only problem is SOMEBODY I sent to Ace failed geometry. 4 x 90 = 360 but I only needed a 45. :roll:

First time in and punching holes in my brand new pool.

one think I miss about tabs....so many funny/cute floaters out there now. I have my Grandfather's old blue floater from the 70s that I keep for sentimental reasons. LOL