Boy, I tell you! Kevin comes up with a first-class Cathey-esque repair
and
then Jim proposes the second-order Cathey repair!
Just trying to stretch the boundaries!
I've spent two months now restoring my boat and trailer.
I now really hate rust, and things that go rust in the night.
-- Jim
Our lovely pool has been getting plenty of use both by us and my little boat
that's still running, but the performance of the filter pump has been
steadily decreasing. I noticed that starving for water sound, so I
checked the skimmer basket which was full of debris. When I first put it
back
You used ShoeGoo I hope?
--R
Kevin Kraly wrote:
Our lovely pool has been getting plenty of use both by us and my little boat
that's still running, but the performance of the filter pump has been
steadily decreasing. I noticed that starving for water sound, so I
checked the skimmer basket
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Sent: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 1:19 am
Subject: [MBZ] OT More Cathey-inspired repairs
Our lovely pool has been getting plenty of use both by us and my little
boat
that's still running, but the performance of the filter pump has been
steadily decreasing. I noticed that starving for water sound, so
excess bolt sticking through the bottom. It worked! I threaded some
nuts
onto the bottom to make it more stable. It saved me from having to
get a
ride to the pool store and buy a new basket!
You have done well, Grasshopper. Just keep an 'eye' on them for
rust, etc. You might also
On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 09:18:04 -0700 Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
You might also consider something like putting a few
good-sized rocks in the bucket under the basket ...
Boy, I tell you! Kevin comes up with a first-class Cathey-esque repair and
then Jim proposes the second-order Cathey
You might also consider something like putting a few
good-sized rocks in the bucket under the basket, would that work
to hold it up?
I thought about that, but I was concerned about the chance one might slip
over and block suction from the pump. I'll have to see if I can find some
stainless
