What does "right curve" mean? Is it on the right when you are in the pool looking at the slide?
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"Right Curve" means that, at the bottom of the slide, you will exit the slide towards the right, as pictured above.
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I have a left curve slide. So if I am in the pool the curve is on the right. If I am on the slide the curve is to the left. Hope that helps.
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Yes, that is correct. However, I found that the lens does not focus well on the slide at all. Cheaply made.
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The horizontal piece of the pull is flat on both sides, bent slightly outward to create the curve shape. Your fingers touch a flat surface. They are very comfortable.
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Right angle only. They have a rip guide at http://amzn.to/U2MBI8 that looks good. I bought one of them but haven't had a chance to use it. I expect it to work as well as their other products.
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No it is not ... There is a adjustable rear sight and adjustable front sight atop the barrel . Honestly with this plinker sometimes you have to shoot a little left to hit right . A fun gun , accurate ? hmmm ! I think they forgot about that equation.
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Correct. I bought as a pool slide. It is sitting at 4.6 and gets good momentum at that height. I do have water hooked to it though.
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As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is only 68" long so you should have no problem with your space at all. As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is... » Read More As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is only 68" long so you should have no problem with your space at all. « Show Less
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move closer. you will see rightside up. it is that convex and concave principles.
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The best recommendation is to search the web on the installation specifications. They give you dimensions and required pool depth. Also be careful of ordering the turn. I ordered what I thought was a left turn and it was really a right turn. We love the slide. Amazon had the best deal
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I think it refers to the 'wing' (the black part in the picture) being flexible. The black part is not rigid plastic (more like a rubberized/flexible plastic hybrid). So if your pool has a slight curve (concave curve), this thing will curve with it and still lay "flat" on your pool wall/floor, thus you don't loose suction power. Hope that helps. I like this product, I have it for 1 year now.
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It has a slight slope up and then down again as you go towards the back. It starts at 18 inches at the front and curves up to 18 1/2 almost immediately and then back down to 18 again at the back. I bought two and love them.
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I just looked at mine. The only suggestions I have are: Is the track that guides the tray in bent? Are the little balls that ride in the tracks sliding within the tracks properly? Other than that, I don't know what it could be.
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Yes, if you have a big deck around the pool.And it's the rectangle pool not the round one ,you need some space in front of slide .
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The water is pumped from the pools pump, then connected by a hose or PVC to the slide, the connection to either is suppled with the slide, hope that helps :)
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That depends on location of the spring to the chain track. Looking towards the door in the garage, Right side of the track is a left winding. Left side of the track is right winding.
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Shane, it is flat on the back. It does NOT keep the curve. Hope this helps.
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Once the pool part fills, sometimes we shut it off and my son just plays in the water, but the water gun doesn't work without the water running and the slide can start to dry up. There is water that runs at the top of the slide to keep the slide wet while the water is running. We have separate play water guns too though, so if they are squirting those around on it, it's still fine to slide down.