Hi There,
New to TPR, but I'm already a fan!!
Last summer, it was time to get another Intex Pool. I ordered an 18'x52" online, because it fit the existing pad sight. As many of y'all know from experience, it showed up with the two 1" outlets. Booooo!!
A big "Thank You" for the advice, instructions, and pictures from the brave and knowledgeable souls who CUT THE POOL WALL before and lived to tell and post about it. As of yesterday, I have successfully cut and converted one 1"outlet with a tubethingy to a 1.5" outlet with a gasket strainer and plunger valve.
My plan was to convert the other 1"tube outlet as well, and use it for a pool vacuum, but as I read more, I see it's not necessary and have the Intex 2500GPH Pump upgrade and Intex Auto Cleaner on the way. Yay, Amazon Prime!!
QUESTION: What have y'all done with the other 1"tube outlet?? Ideas? Just seal it off, and how? Thought about adapting for a heater, but I don't need a heater in Texas for summer and take down the pool to use the pad site for a fire pit in the winter.
Thanks & Blessings, y'all
Let the pool merriment begin
New to TPR, but I'm already a fan!!
Last summer, it was time to get another Intex Pool. I ordered an 18'x52" online, because it fit the existing pad sight. As many of y'all know from experience, it showed up with the two 1" outlets. Booooo!!
A big "Thank You" for the advice, instructions, and pictures from the brave and knowledgeable souls who CUT THE POOL WALL before and lived to tell and post about it. As of yesterday, I have successfully cut and converted one 1"outlet with a tubethingy to a 1.5" outlet with a gasket strainer and plunger valve.
My plan was to convert the other 1"tube outlet as well, and use it for a pool vacuum, but as I read more, I see it's not necessary and have the Intex 2500GPH Pump upgrade and Intex Auto Cleaner on the way. Yay, Amazon Prime!!
QUESTION: What have y'all done with the other 1"tube outlet?? Ideas? Just seal it off, and how? Thought about adapting for a heater, but I don't need a heater in Texas for summer and take down the pool to use the pad site for a fire pit in the winter.
Thanks & Blessings, y'all
Let the pool merriment begin