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klesyna
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Date Joined Jun 2009
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Posted 6/27/2009 2:17 PM (GMT -6)

We are about to begin the process of moving an esther williams 18x33 above ground pool. My question is: How do I store the liner while moving the pool? Also the pool has not been used or covered for three years and has a lot of gunk in it what can I clean it with? Does anyone know where to find teardown instructions? Any info would be helpful. Thanks

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Posted 8/30/2009 9:42 AM (GMT -6)

Here are the instructions on "How to take down an above ground pool"

1) Drain all water out of pool using a sump pump.

2) Remove skimmers, returns, lights etc.

3) Remove old liner, (use a razor knife and cut into manageable folded pieces). You'll need a new liner if your going to reinstall the pool.

4) Remove Top Seat Ledge covers

5) Remove Top Seat Ledges.

6) Remove Top Rail and Joiner Plates.

7) Locate Wall Bolt Joint on the Pool Wall and remove the corresponding Upright.

8) Now, get some help and remove all Wall Bolts and associated hardware.

9) Next, start pulling the wall out of the bottom rail (track). And roll the wall up as you remove it from the bottom rail. When finished, duct tape the wall so it does not unroll.

10) Pull the uprights, bottom rail and bottom rail joiner plates out of the ground in sections.

11) Remove uprights from bottom joiner plates.

12) Make sure to separate all components and save all hardware!

Please feel free to call with any questions or to place an order.

Thank You

Patrick

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