Have Hayward Power Flo LX & it does NOT have a strainer assembly on pump (i use a basket in pool) can I add this? Anything else needed to assemble?
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Should be no problem adding between pool skimmer and pump. May have to pickup PVC fittings (adapters and reducers, etc.)
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The strainer basket is easy to attach to the pump, it just screws right to the intake portion. Don't forget the nylon tape to reduce leakage.
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My sink did not come with a sink strainer or basket strainer. I purchased an Elkay LK35 strainer with brass tailpiece for one side and the opposite side I purchased a garbage disposal which has its own basket strainer.
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Mine came with the pump, very poor instructions, some random connectors that didn't even fit, and no tubing. LOL I like the pump, but did have to go to home depot to find tubing that would fit. Also, now that I have had the pump for a while, I can say that it clogs very easily. I have to clean it everyday. Nice tiny lil pump though.
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Our pool wasn't that big. You might ck manufacturing suggested size pump. I can tell u that Hayward pumps r quiet & powerful. Ours works very well with our 15X22 pool. I recommend a salt water chlorinated system as well.
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if this is like the 1 liter one I have, there should be a little insignia of an oil can right in front of the trigger on the top right before the brass rod that goes down into the cup. From what I have gathered, it is not oil that is needed but every now and then add a little petroleum jelly or other water NON-soluable grease just to keep the o-ring pliable...if it dries out, pump won't work...go to Solo site, this explanation should be there
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Yes, basket strainer, flange gaskets, etc. Everything is included for new installation or replacing an existing skimmer (which is what I did)
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have you called Hayward for assistance? I read 'wanda's' owners manual. I dont see anywhere it says what watts, amps or gph the motor should be. I had an IRobot Verro. It just died last year. I was looking for an alternative. apparently 'wanda' is not the one! Sorry I cant be much help but thanks for yours!
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I've used mine for a couple of years, and can't think of an easy way to daisy chain them together. You would need to buy "tees" and start the tubing at the pump, extend the tubing to the ViaAqua. Cut the tubing, place the tee so that the rightmost leg is connected to the tubing coming from the pump, the bottom leg to the VIaAqua, and the left one to more tubing going to the next tee. Repeat and finally terminate at the last ViaAqua. If you draw it out, I think you'll see it's not difficult. Take the diagram to your local fish store, and they should be able to provide the parts. Kristina P is totally correct :) I've used mine for a couple of years, and can't think of an easy way to daisy chain them together. You would need to buy "tees" and start the tubing at the pump, extend the tubing to the ViaAqua. Cut the tubing, place the tee so that the rightmost leg is connected to the tubing coming from the pump, the bottom leg to the VIaAqua, and the left one to more tubing going to the next tee. Repeat and finally terminate at the last ViaAqua. If you draw it out, I think you'll see it's not difficult. Take the diagram to your local fish store, and they should be able to provide the parts.... » Read More I've used mine for a couple of years, and can't think of an easy way to daisy chain them together. You would need to buy "tees" and start the tubing at the pump, extend the tubing to the ViaAqua. Cut the tubing, place the tee so that the rightmost leg is connected to the tubing coming from the pump, the bottom leg to the VIaAqua, and the left one to more tubing going to the next tee. Repeat and finally terminate at the last ViaAqua. If you draw it out, I think you'll see it's not difficult. Take the diagram to your local fish store, and they should be able to provide the parts. Kristina P is totally correct :) « Show Less
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Just plug it in! No assembly! Only work is filling it & putting chemicals in the water.
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You need to purchase a basket strainer. This sink does not come with a basket strainer. I love this sink. Very large and well made.
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Yes the strainer comes with it. You can contact the seller. I contacted the seller for something else and their service was excellent.
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I bought this for an above ground pool and it doesn't appear that you need to purchase additional pump parts, but the plumbing may end up being a challange as well as housing the unit. It should not be left uncovered.
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I don't have access to the pool at this time. I also needed to replace the same part that holds the basket. It wouldn't match the existing unit. I had to replace the entire unit. The whole thing installed nicely.
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It should be connected to the pump. There should be a fitting for this; they are often located in the bottom of the skimmer, under the basket. You must have a strainer between the vacuum hose and the pump to protect the impeller. This vacuum head can be used with 1 1/2" or 1 1/4" vacuum hose.
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My 14x42 pro series summer escapes needed the intex hose adapter kit which was available at a pool store, along with another hose. I also needed some hose clamps that I picked up for cheap at walmart. The problem is the kit does not include anything to adapt the strainer assembly if your pool has one. It also didn't include anything to adapt the water return.
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We used our air compressor to pump it up. I love this float. This is our second season and it's just like new. We stored it in our pool pump house still aired up over the winter.
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As with you the one I got was too small. so I just left the pump that came with pool attached to skimmer and just ran hose from old pump to the basket filter going into the motor on the sand filter and it worked just fine. Until I can find a bigger adapter it works. FYI you do not need to plug in the pump attached to skimmer. Just the motor with the sand filter. Hope this helps