How can I get longer water lines, I need 24 inch and can't find them in the atore
1074666
hi, sorry, we don't carry a 24" hose, only a 23, not sure if that will work?
530689
I would go to hardware store and get a couple stainless steal couplers, and some all thread of the appropriate dimensions. Make an extension the exact length you want/need?
422520
I used a male adapter for the black waterline don't remember 1 1/2" or 1 1/4" from local hardware store. I have a picture if you send your email mine is tobobby63@ hotmail.com
1978398
I believe this video illustrates what the problem is (water pipes are spaced wider than TimeOut entry ports) and how to address it (extension elbows). A little more DIY involved. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXY7TmaNjIk
400105
I just connected the regular 5/8 water lines to it because the stainless steel lines didn't fit and it still gave me a some what good look ill send you a pic from my phone later if you want to see the results
655451
I also have a 24' pool. From the research I've done, one 4' x 20' panel should be enough. If you install it any distance from your filter pump, be prepared to do some plumbing. I recommend "little giant" 1-1/2" flexible pvc hose. It cost me around $95 for a 50' roll. As for the panel, I've only had mine in operation for two days now, so it's too soon to notice a difference.
1546906
Get your model number and go to appliance parts pros.com type it in and it will give you a diagram with the part number for model, and its long enough to reach the water valve and inlet hose.
262226
My suggestion is decide what kind of height you need and go to a metal working shop and let them make extension for your poles. Remember the extension need to slip into the existing vertical poles. You may even try PVC pipe, but you need to try and eliminate water getting inside the pipe.
225548
Estimate the height you want then identify the intake hoses position. They're 2ft long. Your water supply pipes should be within 12 inches of your unit hoses. Giving you 12 inches of hose to work with. Avoid kinks in the hoses.you can also swap out the hoses for longer ones if needed. Theyre standard
1675685
eyeballing it I'd say 24 inches. A longer or shorter line could be substituted.
1139033
I would try an old electronics store - they have every size of tubing you may need
367741
I think that is too big. The large end of line that connects to the faucet is either 22 or 23 mm. I think 23 but can't be sure without going digging through my plumbing tools and checking. GMF
362224
You can get longer cables. I purchased 100' cables. they run about 25$ or so. great system
1681787
The water lines are standard lines just like under your faucets. You can buy the pvc adapters at Home Depot.
1617039
You can find 12 - 16" lengths online sellers (google). If you want it longer most plumbers can supply.
586280
They come in 24", 36" and 48" lengths. Go to their website (amleo.com) to see them.
638044
Hi, I have a 75', I would enter 100' Gilmore in your search and try again. I might suggest 2- 50', these hoses are heavy and then you could choose 100' or 50' depending on where you want water. It would probably cost a little more due to the extra hose fittings, but it could be more managable. I would hunt around on Amazon a little more, I'm sure there is 100', could be they are sold out right now.