Can the 4 wheel model be used on a wet edge / pebble tec pool?
1480717
I have a pebble sheen pool surface (the less rough version of pebbletec) and it works great.
1480718
Not sure on this, but I think it could because the wheel are hard rubber, in any case better to call the service.
1480719
I have a pebble Tec pool and it works very well. Not familiar with Wet Edge but if it's similar I assume it will work.
841507
Hi, this is Steve at Aqua Products. Based on the limited data, I would say YES. The S2 Line has a wheels designed to handle these type of issues. However if your pool resembles a mogul run, it may not. My take is that it will not be a problem. Please remember to alternate the wheel pins to ensure complete pool coverage and to help prevent cable tangling.
838286
Yes. I have a pebble fina pool, the less coarse version of pebble tec and it works well. Takes a little practice to use.
1108179
The pool I have is an above ground with hard sides. It did not do any damage or snag the liner of the pool. The piece of equipment has rounded edges and wheels that help it glide around the sides or the pool with ease.
1905143
Beverly, great question, this is Steve at Aqua Products. The Pool Rover Jr. wheels are designed large to handle this very issue. So no it should not get stuck.
1601738
I don't see why not. Our pool is concrete with a pebble finish. We used one before in a gunite pool.
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I depends how quickly you notice and remove debris and the type of debris. I live in Phoenix with a pebble tec pool and I have replaced the a-frame once, 2 years ago. If you have a lot of rocks falling in your pool it will cause an issue.
1409301
You probably can since your pool is quite a bit smaller than mine. My pool is 20x40', which makes the weight quite heavy for the hydro tool. It would be so much better if it had a turn knob on each end. Because I'm stuck with it, I try to make it work. However, I would never recommend buying this product.
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I can't give you a definitive answer, but I can say that my Aquabot Pool Rover Hybrid works great on my above ground pool whiich a deep end. My deep end is bowl shaped with a steep incline and my Rover has no problem climbing in and out of it. I believe the Rover should work quit well on an in-ground pool. However, my Rover does not climb up the side walls. The brochure says I could add the additional floaters that came with it to make it climb the walls, but I've never tried it. Good Luck!
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It will work great in a fiberglass pool. If for any reason it doesnt get traction they sell tires for diferent surfaces. I have many customers using them with the factory equiped tires in fiberglass pools with great results!
1043817
It depends on the size of your pool. If it is round, don´t buy it. It takes a lot of adapting and does not have joints for angles to fit. I could not adapt mine
1516683
I use it on my vinyl lined pool. The wheels on this are hard, clear plastic and they go over the liner just fine. Best vacuum I've owned. I highly recommend it!
537988
Yes, this should be able to be used on virtually any pool. I have an above ground with Trek decking and it works perfectly for me.
918212
Yes, definitely. I have one in use at this time operating a four speed pool pump. I am very pleased with it's operation.
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Hi Wendy,Depending on the size of the pool toy, there is a chance that the Polaris 9300 will suck it up. More information on the Polaris 9300 Sport can be found here: http://www.polarispool.com/Robotic/Polaris-9300.aspx. If you have any additional questions, we encourage you to contact our product support team at (800) 822-7933 or productsupport@zodiac.com.Thanks so much and have a great weekend! Best,JuliePolaris
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You can use sand, if the sand is fine. It should flow through the water wheel part.
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Yes. The walls of my pool are at 90 degrees and the Mirra climbs them just fine. The pump that sucks in debris exits the top and causes it to push "down" on the wheels.