I need to know if the diving board is pre-drilled. The one I have has 6 holes. I need to replace it but need to make sure that this one will work.
1822413
It does come pre-drilled with the necessary hardware. I would highly recommend you go to www.srsmith.com website and check the compatibility chart.
1822414
Some diving boards have no holes. You have to drill them yourself and others come drilled. You should be able to click on the item to see a diagram of the board
1822415
our board is pre-drilled with TWO holes, which was the same set up as our old board. two substantial bolts hold it in place is working fine. I suggest going on the SR Smith website to see if there's another board more like yours or call their customer service and see if those 2 drilled holes line up with your stand. maybe you only need 2 bolts.....? i don't know. good luck.
1089000
The hole should be cut in the pool already, you will need to cut the liner if it is a new liner. It can be cut easily with a sharpknife and I believe there are instructions on how to cut it. I hope this helps.
1555747
One hole only on my model. (I've had mine for a while, not sure if the chassis/structure has changed recently.) I like the safe though!
2077128
Using pins leaves small holes just like it does with any foam blocking mats. They should be able to be used many, many times before needing replaced. I've used mine quite a bit and I don't really notice where the hole from previous uses are.
772063
Hi RayRay23: If you are talking about the holes of the swivel base matching up with the four holes that might already be drilled in your boards, My answer would be "YES", - IF the original swivel that was on the board was an everlast base. There is no "standard" for where the holes in the board are drilled and it is normally determined by the swivel that is offered with the original set when the board was sold. Fortunately, most four hole based swivels will have the holes line up in the same dimensions, so if your board has four holes - the swivel base holes "should" match. I have used this swivel and it did match the holes of my older everast ballhooks, no problem. IF they don't match on your board, Then you will need to drill new holes in the board, or find another swivel that matches. If you decide to drill new holes for the new swivel - I suggest you rotate the base on the wood so the "new holes" will be in the middle of the old holes. I hope that answers your question, and happy speed bagging. ps: this is a good, very fast swivel. Alan Kahn, author of The Speed Bag Bible.
1386306
I'm pretty sure that we had pre-drilled holes. Make sure the pieces are in order, if they are you may have gotten a faulty set. I love the table though.
1621344
A lot of people are saying thiers has a hole, but mine didn't have one. Maybe mine is an older version of some sort.
1634034
Hi, this is Steve over at Aqua Products. 1st this issue may be hard to diagnose over the internet, so if you want to talk to someone live please call 1-800-845-4856. Ok here are some ideas. First if you bring the cleaner up to the pool surface you should be able to see if the water flow switches from forward to backward after say 30 seconds if this does not happen it could be debris stuck in the intake, or in the propeller. Please also check if the bag was installed properly. lastly it could be a simple spring on the flap. I hope this helps.steve
901301
No pre-drilled holes in the safe. My safe came with 2 - 4" lug screws, 2 washers, and 2 masonry anchors. To anchor safe to the floor, one has to tip the safe on its side and drill holes through the bottom at two indentations on opposite sides of the safe, using a 7/16" , masonry bit. Then sit the safe upright and place it where you want to secure it to the floor, mark the floor (through the drilled holes), move the safe aside, drill into the floor using 9/32" bit for wood floor or a 3/4" masonry bit for masonry floor (then install the masonry anchor in each hole); in either case, drill holes 2 1/2" deep into the floor. Move the safe back over the holes; for wood floors, insert the screw through the washer, through the holes in the safe, and into the holes in the wood floor - tighten with a wrench. Do the same for masonry floors and tighten with a wrench. Hope this helps.
1010037
Somewhere in the ad it says to phone 866-876-8073 for help - you might try calling and asking them. I thought I had been given the option for how many holes when I placed my order, but I can't find that info now.
1411753
All boards have this mounting hardware on it. I looked up a few pictures of the board you are getting, and the hardware is on it. It looks a little different, but it's the same hardware.
234897
This item does not have the pre drilled holes. The item with the pre-drilled holes is American Standard 2460.102.020.THank youKay
974411
There are no pre drilled holes and I wouldn't do it myself. I have had mine on for some time w/o any problems at all.
858957
Hi I'm not sure what's the problem but do you have enough hose to it? I have Diver Dan an he works fantanstic. Are you using this in an above ground pool or in ground? I have a 24x 52 above ground? Have you checked to see if it has any sticks or leaves inside of the whale? Let me know also if you have your hoses wound in circles might be the problem they are suppose to be memory hoses an not to be wound up? Hope this helps.
901302
No pre drilled holes but are clearly marked and even a YouTube video on itVery easy to do a drill is a must and drill bits and a sharpie marker ... Just YouTube your safe and you will see how easy Thank youBryan
1425395
Sounds like a short somewhere, mine has worked fine, the only problem I have had is it leaks water al over, have to get some auqarium sealent and use it and see if that would work, Good luck, hope you can send it back and have them replace it.
1128801
Should be great, just rinse it off and wipe it down if you take it scuba diving and it should last for years. I am not sure but believe the hardware is probably stainless, the quality is good.