Can you take the net off and attach a tube to have it drain the dirt onto the lawn instead of into the bag?
856779
You could try but two things: the water flows through it too (which is how it vacuums it) so if you attach a tube, the water will go onto the lawn instead of recirculating in the pool. Also, the hole is kind of big; I think a standard tube would be too small.
856780
Maybe, but that seems more of a pain than it's worth. The net is really easy to clean. Just turn it inside out a rinse it with a hose to get the small stuff out. Why would you want to dump it onto the lawn near the pool? It may just end up right back in the pool from people going in and out of it.
1994179
No, it is just to drain/clean the tank. Put large end into tank, suck a little on the tube to get water flowing, then you use it kind of as a "vacuum on the gravel
1431819
yes. my mower has a grass catcher. beware though, although its works great, the part that drags on the ground wears out really quick, I made a platform thats drags on the ground instead of the bag itself...also, I got 3/4 acre and lots of big oaks.
636357
Read instructions then hook up /attach a hose to the outdoor sink and let it drain on the lawn.
970535
Put in a layer of coarse gravel on the bottom so soil won't plug drain holes and water can move from soil through the gravel to drain holes. Tom
134907
Simple just attach the mesh bag to the top then attach your garden hose to the fitting. This vac works from the water that shoots upward through the ring of jets creating an upward vaccum that pulls the debris up into the bag.
1318315
I don't see why not; however, it may take some time as you say your pond is large and I merely used it to transfer fuel from a riding mower to a can. I would recommend perhaps beginning with a wet/dry vac then as you near the bottom, then use this item.
1862337
Yes. Just put all of the tubing in the water and then hold the small end of the tube to keep water from coming out and put in bucket.
89601
The drain attaches to a fixture at the side of the unit. From there you can attach an old garden hose and drain any where.
520662
Yes. There is a drain cap on the bottom. And a hose can attach to it for draining away from it.
1538801
Yes. there is an area that sticks out(nipple) that you can attach a hose to. However, make sure that the hose is in a position to drain down not to the side or up. Good Luck. Betty
214278
There is no way to attach a bag for disposal, but the spade is large enough to carry all the poo you pick up and I carry it directly to the trash can. I wash it clean with the hose.
214282
No you cant attach a bag. I just dump into a brown paper bag. I clean with a garden house if necessary.
69971
No, not that I can figure out. There is no place to plug in the hose. As far as I can tell, this works only with the special bags.
1186203
Absolutely, as long as you make sure to get the sleeve that is made for it. It is metal and comes with a red plastic cap to cover the hole when not in use. Just sink the sleeve in concrete or packed dirt (probably wouldn't recommend dirt pack for gumbo or clay soil types) and voila, you have a clothesline that you can remove to mow under. Just make sure to put the cap in place when the clothesline isn't there or you will end up with junk/water in the hole.
1480769
No, it is very easy to remove the bag; just remember to disconnect the hose from the vacuum first!
89602
I attached a short hose, about 10 feet long, depending where u want it to drain out (cut up an old hose to length or buy one at home depot etc.) - I drain mine onto the lawn with no problem. This outside sink center is really convenient.