Thanks for the video, I wish if you zoomed when you were recording.

Glued spider gaskets is a horrible design!

Just what I needed, got my new motor today installing tomorrow. My old motor only lasted 4 seasons in PA, the bottom was rusty and the entire area on the motor side of the mounting plate, and the facing surface of the motor surrounding the shaft was coated with crusty salt, assuming the motor shaft seal went bad. Do you recommend covering the motor with those cheapy plastic housing units. My original Hayward pump lasted 10 yrs, but the 2nd Century only lasted 4. Probably my fault for not catching the motor seal leak but it seems premature. Any thoughts. Really appreciate the video and the pace was excellent, great details.

Great video. Would you recommend putting a lubricant sealer on the O-ring before replacing the top?

Thank you!

Super helpful. Was your pump a superflo and then you replaced the motor with a centurion? Does it have to be a pentair?

Amazing video and phenomenal results!!! Thank you for your time and for sharing your knowledge with all of us. 😎

It doesn’t work

FYI, it took me and my son in law 2 hours to remove the factory gasket. Prior to removal of the spider gasket, I had a daily leak of two inches of water every day and was told not to worry it's evapiration. Wrong! On further inspection after replacing only the top round gasket (prior to knowing what a spider gasket was) the the small round clear site guage was not full as it should be which is an indication I was losing water. The spider gasket was the culprit all along. Warning, after you purchase the new gasket make sure the new gasket is the right size by laying it over the old gasket. Twice I was given a gasket that was about a guarter inch two small. Since my handle is hard to move, i discovered through pool videos that my handle gaskets need to be replaced. I will when they come in stock.

Thank you !

Should the threads of the pressure gauge totally disappear into filter body lid? My threads are exposed about 3/4 to an inch

Do I have to let all the pressure out filter before replacing?

Great video! Love the bloopers at the end 😂

Nice video. You should add a link to that spray nozzle and get some sales action.

Don’t bother cleaning filters it’s a fools errand… the hose can never remove the algae and grime stuck in the core of the pleats. Just replace the cartridges every year!

Great! Thank you!!

This is great! Takes us forever to clean ours. Looks like we need the cleaner and that nozzle. Thanks!

Thanks! I'm a new owner for the first time of an inground pool. I gained a lot of good information, and will save money by doing it myself😊

How much do you charge a customer to do this? If it’s your weekly route do you include it in maintenance?

I might be on the wrong here, but i have a electronic pressure washer, it has very low pressure compare to gas washer and the gun is spraying a 45 degrees water nozzle, it wont cut through the skin but is very strong still, used it in my filter for years. I do have an extra new filter just in case but I haven’t seem the need or damage in the old one yet just saying. I like the video and everything you used in here. And well edited

Hey which motor are you using? Please name the equipments being used in this video to clean the pool.

Would love the part# for that spider gasket / great video imo

Well done. Thanks

Whoever installed that setup forgot to allow access to the filter drain plug. Plan ahead.

Buy a trash can at home depot. But a drain with a screw end. Cut a hole the size of the drain and add the drain in the center of the trash can. Spray the cartridge in the trash can and drain everything in you sewage main drain. That’s what I did

Great video! I have the exact same Jandy filter. Not sure how old my filters are, they look fine but I'm getting algae despite 24x7 pumping and FC of 10 ppm, so I'm thinking the filters need to be replaced!

Got one of my broody chickens raising ducklings rn, too damn cute

Haha! Awesome 😂

Love the hat!

I noticed that you’re using the blue vacuum head made out of a semi-flexible rubber material with the white wheels. I believe it is one of the same one I have, as I have about 4 or 5 different vacuum heads. But if it is the same one I have it sits very low to the ground as the centerline of the wheels are mounted almost even with the body, the long blue part of rubber, of the vacuum in order for it to sit closer to the floor of the pool. My question is this, is this the best vacuum head that you have found by using or are there better, more efficient or maybe picks up better, ones out there? The one I have like the one in the video sits so low to the floor of the pool that you’d be hard pressed to pick up any little twigs or less than flat leaves or even bigger bugs and/or tree nuts such as acorns or what not, that may find it’s way to the bottom of your pool. I have some trees near my pool so it’s always something in there throughout the course of a day. I also run a Polaris self cleaner that runs 4 to 5 hours a day which does a bang up job but it tends to run the same areas or paths, if you will, throughout the day and doesn’t do corners very well and it doesn’t do steps at all. So, just looking for the best vacuum head without any kinds of brushed attached to it just to pick up dirt, the occasional dead/alive algae, small bugs and insects and whatever other very small debris AFTER thoroughly brushing the pool. I won’t be brushing while vacuuming so I don’t need anything attached to the vacuum head such as brushes and what not. Sorry that I’m repeating myself at times and thank you for the excellent video and thanks in advance for your response on the vacuum.

How do you explain this scientifically

the pvc lines on this system was my first reason why i watched the entire video, pride in the fittings , all angles are square , clean job thank you for sharing

I didn't want to wait! Lol great transition

Great video thanks! Whats the name/brand of the water cleaning gun ?

Thanks for the very informative video. One criticism - there are lots of audio compression artifacts making it a little difficult to understand. You sound like you are underwater while speaking.

Great vid.

How much for this Kind of Job ? Just Asking

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Yep, elevated back yard against a retaining wall. That is what I have in the new house I just bought, and I had to go through the process of cleaning out all the dirt that had run into the pool. I found out the retaining wall behind my pool didn't have any gravel back-filling. There was red clay packed in over the french drain preventing it from draining appropriately, along with some extra trash from the construction crew.

People are so rude! Thank you for the information and the mathematics behind the water loss. I thought that it was a very informative video!

Too many talking

hard to see with the lighting

Can’t see what your doing but helpful

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Thanks for sharing New sub I’ll be watching 👍🏽

Also bio lab in Ga caught on fire they make chlorine

Great video! Very helpful AND informative!

Great stuff man! Always looking forward to the next video! So informative 👍

Very neat! Awesomely explained!

Very helpful information! Thanks!