💦Top reasons to hard pipe your Coleman, Intex, Summer Waves or Best Way pool💦
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- These are just a few of the reasons I choose to hard pipe my Coleman pool. If you have any questions, feel free to drop them in the comments. Thanks for stopping by. If you are interested in any of my other reviews, feel free to check them out.
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You are SERIOUSLY brilliant. I would have never thought of this, in a million years. Every time I watch your videos, I’m more amazed every time! Everything you said here makes SO much sense. Now that you’ve got me thinking on those lines, I’ll bet the smooth hard piping without all of those thousands of ridges well offsets any “drag” from the few bends in that piping, by far. At least that’s how I see it too, although I’m obviously no plumber either. Painting them black for heat retention was sheer brilliance too. Great video!
From ribbed pipes to straight pvc pipe my flow rate tripled . My pump is working great. My pool water stays in motion and not stagnant . I have 1 90 and a 45 .
What connections did you buy to convert to PVC fittings?
I tripled my flow rate and my pool is working exceptional at my inlet jet. More then tripled my flow. 1 1/2 inch pvc and added a Hayward widemouth skimmer. Cleaner and clearer pool then last year.
*love this channel so much* you know i had to turn the bell on! keep up the great work. every video i learn something new
I would love to know the amount of piping you bought and the fittings and how you cut it all. Just getting ready to put this pool up.
I did this three years ago along with a hayward sand filter and real pool pump and it pushes you across the pool from the return.
It is worth the $$$!!!
Doing this right now with our pool and running into compatibility issues, what size and if you remember names of parts you used?
Coefficient of expansion will move the piping along its various axis, and this ultimately will be a problem unless you have built in some stress relief through elasticity to accept bending moments without the breaking that always occurs. Otherwise, excellent video and thanks!
I used pvc spa hose to tie my pool to my pump and fiter.
Its flexible and allows pool movement without stress on the pipe
Intelligent, nice. Curious what your position is on rigid versus flexible PVC for _buried_ installation, for in-ground swimming pools?
Hey man wrap heat trace around your piping. You can thank me later. ✌🏻
Thank You for the information video
i have the same pool been thinking about doing the same thing
Wow beautifull person you are! Thanks. One question wouldn't it be better not using 90 degree turns. Or did you test it?
always have to make sure your inner diameter is not less!
Genius Pondiver‼️. I’m liking the shutoffs versus the plugs. The plugs can be tedious. That wall mount skimmer is not one of my favorites, thinking about the other cut out wall skimmer. Maybe it will do a better job. Does it matter which of the two intakes it’s attached to matter? Keep them videos coming, you have talent buddy👍🏼
Doesn't matter. Thanks for the note!
I thought the painting it black was a good idea makes it look cleaner
First channel I've hit the bell on! I got the pool you have as a gift and haven't put it up yet, but definitely have a plan! Have you thought about putting a solar oven over the PVC pipes to help heat more?
The black paint seems to do just fine.
I'll bet you noticed a much higher flow rate. I did when I went rigid with my above ground
Perhaps the best reason of all, is because you want to. ;-)
HAHA! I didnt think of that -
I've wondered about cavitation too. All those ridges have to create bubbles. Even if they're minute.
Brilliant on painting the pipes black. I wonder if you took it a step further and insulated the pipes?🤔
I didn't insulate them because I new I'd be taking down at the end of season. Good question. 👍
Would you be willing to do a more in depth video of your hard pipe setup? I'm very interested in doing this with my coleman pool and would love a video for reference!
If not a full in depth video, maybe a focus on the connections to the pool itself and to the pump itself?
Ive read many reviews about how this pool leaks by the windows. Have you had similar experiences? Im ready to buy, just want your opinion first. Thank you for this awesome channel!
Here's the deal. The windows will leak if you do not take good care of the pool. If the pool dries out or people push off from the side, they will leak. Have no fear as theres a solution for the leaking windows. Make sure to check that vid out.
@@Pondiver love your videos! I bought this pool and am looking forward to putting it up, maintaining it, and making the right modifications. This may be a dumb questiosn, but what are your thoughts on saltwater for this kind of pool?
@@nettieparr9848 great to hear! I've learned a ton over the last year and I really value my Subs input. We are looking forward to a wonderful summer!
@@nettieparr9848 I really cant speak to salt water, but that's only because I've never tried it. I've heard it's a great alternative, but parts may be more costly and complex.
@@Pondiver Thank you! Will you be using the same pool this summer?
"...a few 90s will not affect the performance of the pump..."
Every 90 is the equivalent of adding 10 feet of pipe. You should have used double-45s everywhere, especially if you were starting this conversion from scratch, and not just repairing something already plumbed previously. Will you physically see a difference...probably not. But it will impact the life span of the pump, and you would have got much better flow without the 90s. If you were going through the work of upgrading from hose to PVC, why not do it the right way the first time? Especially if the point of this entire project was to improve flow. Though getting rid of the ribbed hose is a huge advantage, as-is.
As far as the heating via paint goes, I'm skeptical, with that short of a distance of pipe. Did you do a control test first, prior to painting, over a span of several days? The water will heat up several degrees through the day, on any sunny day. It's very unlikely that the paint over that small of an area will have much of an impact. There is a benefit to the paint, though, in that it will reduce the damage from UV.
Where have you been the last five years of my pool life?
@@Pondiver Oops...just tuned in. Better late than never? (I'll show myself out)
Is that Solitude by Black Sabbath??
I have a question. I want to install my be pump away from the pool, approximately 30’. My plan is to hard pipe from the pump to the pool with underground pvc. Do you think that it would work? Do I have to upgrade the pump to a bigger size. Thank you in advance for your knowledge.
I just did this with 1.5” sch 40 pvc and an intex 2800 sand filter. My pump is about 35-37 feet from the pool and seems to work fine so far.
Any issues with a soft sided pool and doing hard pipe? Where do you get your flex?
I have been wondering that too. The soft sided pools move, how does this affect the hard pipes. I would be afraid of tearing the pool.
I've seen people use flexible PVC for about 6 in run on both inlets. After that it's hard tube.
30 seconds of flowers, then 30 seconds speaking the title + tools & grilling chicken, then 15 seconds of disclosure..... Not sure what the rest of the video contains, but maybe try getting to the point of the video first and putting all the flowers and grilled chicken at the end if people really want to see it.
Ok. Thanks for your input.
Can I put pvc pipe to the pump to filter replace the short hose Connect to the pump to the filter
Heard pipe. Not good for intex They don't take the vibration from Intex pool too much movement while you swimming it will destroyed the pool ... Flexible hose it's always the best for Intex ..
Let's disagree. Our pool doesn't move that much.
@@Pondiver all intex pool move but depends who's swimming there and they swimming...
Yeah that pipe will snap if moving around the pool too much. Not good for kids
Your hired, lol
How can I get a leg for my pool best way is not being cooperative ?
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Just get a bigger pump and get a life.