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Swimming Pool Plumbing Video: How to Install Skimmers, Returns, and Main Drain Fittings

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Most fiberglass pool shells come from the manufacturer without skimmers, return fittings, main drain fittings, or any other thru-wall fitting installed on the pool.  This outfitting must be done by the pool installer and although it may seem simple in principle, it is a critical component to the successful installation of the pool.  This step-by-step video demonstrates how to locate, cut, and install these components so they are secure and leak free. 

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Video By Jason Hughes, PoolSchool

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Wow Jason, I know I'm biased, but this is the first time I've watched this video and I think it will be of tremendous value to anyone looking to learn more about proper plumbing around a fiberglass pool. Great work and great education. Keep it up.
Posted @ Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:55 AM by Marcus Sheridan
Have in ground concrete pool. 
 
Air comes from returns.Eliminated skimmer,by putting system on drain only.Replaced O ring in pot. With skimmer working still get air. Any suggestions?
Posted @ Friday, February 12, 2010 2:13 PM by Robert
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