Thanks for showing how it really is! Ours settled after filling, so I'll be using your technique to hopefully avoid having to drain. Also, thank you for your service, sir!
@@LowCostWaterSofteners thanks for the reply we have one spot on our pool that's about an inch and a half low The rest of the pool is very level. We're about 3 in below the gray top of the liner everywhere but that spot which is about one and a half inches I'm thinking about trying this since it's not an excessive amount to raise the frame
Thank you so much for a realistic video for those of us who are not professional handy men! I will be using this technique!
love the realism not full of editing !
I absolutely LOVE YOUR video! It’s real! It’s raw! And that’s exactly how it goes! lol! Awesome job!
Nice and straight to the point.
Thanks for showing how it really is! Ours settled after filling, so I'll be using your technique to hopefully avoid having to drain. Also, thank you for your service, sir!
Maybe he should dig it out so it will be flat and put a 12 inch paver under the jack.
I have a quick question. even if you raise the legs level wouldn’t that put an excess amount of pressure on the liner itself at that point
Thank you for the question, now that I’m thinking about it, you’re right. With my pool nothing happened as far as the liner goes
@@LowCostWaterSofteners thanks for the reply we have one spot on our pool that's about an inch and a half low The rest of the pool is very level. We're about 3 in below the gray top of the liner everywhere but that spot which is about one and a half inches I'm thinking about trying this since it's not an excessive amount to raise the frame
It help a lot! Thank you
You are a genius. Did the brick eventually sink after the next rainfail? I would have add more surface structure to minimize the sinking effect..
Nor sir, the brick stood it’s ground
I’m all for the 2nd amendment, but Jesus Christ you should be required to have a license for those guns 🤣
More like my gut. Thank you though
What size pool do you have?
48” x 18’
Gfci plug what number should it be on
I am not sure what you mean, GFCI doesn't have a number, it's 110v only