Can you lower it for a 30 in. Pool
1043713
No, I don't believe so. I wish I could make mine shorter, but there's holes that all line up to screw it together.
1043714
no you can't, it can't be lowered...We got it for our 48 inch pool, but we have a smaller 30 inch pool now for my younger kids and we use it in that pool...it is to big for it but it works great and the kids love it
1043715
No. Ad says it is for a 36 - 42 inch pool, but it actually is too tall for the 36 inch and cannot be adjusted. Not sure why they advertise it for use with a 36 - 42 inch. They manuals only show instructions on how to put it together for a 42 or 52 inch pool. Go figure! Still trying to figure out how to shorten it for our 36 inch pool. Guess I'll have to get a little creative.
1425004
I Installed the unit before I opened the pool from winter. We had a lot of snow and ice this winter so it had pushed water out when it thawed. The water was just below my return line. I don't think you would want to change this with water in the pool. The water will get behind the liner and may cause problems. I would recommend lowering the water below the return line. Other than that it was a piece of cake. My kids love it for swimming after dark. Highly recommend but haven't had for very long so time will tell on durability!!!
415841
I would n luck!ot be! comfortable with a depth over 24" simply due to the leverage that could be placed on the front. Also keep in mind, that you will need to stand in front of the unit while lowering and at 30" deep you would practically be laying on it to reach the lowering mechanism on either side. additionally if you will be having one person operate it, I would recommend holding the width to 45 inches or smaller to ensure arms reach side to side. all of that said, these are the best brackets I found and are very well built, easily able to support hundred and fifty pounds +. Good luck!
362181
My pool is 54" and has no issue. You'd have to have a pole long enough for it if yours is 10ft deep. The pole controls it.
1434430
I believe you can. It does climb up the sides of the pool and goes back down, but that should not effect the rings at all.
474323
It's not good below 2 or 3 inches. I believe that you need a smaller pump for that depth.
1498861
yes you can, but if you run it up on high good luck trying, you will be more concerned with staying put, on lower setting no problem
467847
I have a 27' and only needed 4 sections, do to my village rules & regulations. You should be totally fine with just section A (8 Sections). It went a 1/3 around my pool.
363932
My pool is 20' wide were I used the rope. I did shorten it but not sure how much.
2108946
I used it for my 30 foot round above ground pool..actually it is nice because you can lift one end up and rotate to do it by yourself...Pretty hard to get it back up by yourself. I may install a post this year and just swing it over to the post and leave one end on the pool.
1396452
No....unable to shorten. 4 pieses total. Don't really need a ladder though for the pool, we just leg over it.
1922257
Can I install this on a pool other than Intex. I have a basic 15' round pool
848108
You would need to buy compatible connectors, which we had to do as well. The hoses are smaller on the 12 x 30. But worth the investment your pool will be pristine.
1809027
Probably not. It does not lower the individual below the wheels, and the pool water would be below the wheels.
822173
You can install it with a reducer but it will probably overwork the motor since its designed for a 2" inlet and outlet. This pump has a lot of suction power it creates, so keep that in mind if you are going to purchase it and use a reducer. I suggest you look for one that matches your piping for your pool.
1145547
This would be a drag on you in a pool where you can touch the bottom. There are other things that you can get that would be a lot better. Ask at any pool.
2099116
You can buy long flex water supply and use a 1/2 inch brass adapter to connect to the unit and drop it as low as u want, its easy.