Concrete and coping replacement project

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Started our concrete repair job, and the coping will be replaced as well. Other items for replacement, the skimmer has some cracks so might replace that while we have access, and one sidewall seems to be bowed in a bit so will try to straighten it up. Found a snakeskin under one of the sidewalls.

We are planning on putting a diving board in as well if anyone has recommendations for a board or anything else we should do while its exposed.

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It's amazing how good this guy is, he could scoot a hot wheels car around the pool with that thing. He sits it on there, gives it a couple of hits, and then scoots the concrete away from the pool. The other guy said he saw just a few small pieces go in which the kids can dive for next summer.

That much work took about 2 hours i think.
 
Good idea, never heard of those, will look them up or If you have a source post a link to it.

1 hour later and it's done!
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The skimmer didn't make it, Funeral services pending, although it was on the list for replacement anyway. I just hope the walls are in good shape.
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For the sleeves, I am going to use a bronze nipple normally used for plumbing. I haven't really found any sources for a specific product out there. I figure the bronze will last forever and I can rig some sort of cap for them when not in use.
 
Coping and skimmer mounted, waiting for the jump board to arrive.

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New mud!

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Last minute decision to put the walkway around the ladder to keep feet off the grass.


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Sorry for the late reply, haven't been on here in a while and I guess I'm not getting notices of replies to the forum... May need to check my settings.

Pool was only drained low enough to change the skimmer, I wasn't there when my guy took the old off and put the new back on. I'm curious myself how he did it, but in guessing he did a little at a time so all the liner didn't fall in the water.

I am a bit frustrated, since the pour, there are 5-6 cracks in the concrete, only 2 where stress reliefs were done. We haven't got to use it yet and cracks are forming from the inside to the outside.
 
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