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Chad Nicolle
Registrace 23. 12. 2012
Solar pool heater
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replacing a spare tire on 2018 Dodge Ram
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replacing a spare tire on 2018 Dodge Ram 1500
Popup Camper Cable and Pulley Repair....Part1
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the front portion of my popup was going up but i couldnt get it to level with the back end it was always a couple inches low. turns out the wet rotting floor was causing one of the pulleys to pull away and nor allowing the free movement of the cable. Thus i am repairing this area of the floor so i can reattached the pulley to the floor and allow the cable to move as it should.
Popup Camper Cable and Pulley Repair....Part 2
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the repair i made to the pulley system in one corner that was pulling away from the wet rotting floor
Stabilizer leg repair on Jayco popup
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replacing a stabilizer leg on Jayco popup. remove the old bolts and just replace. evertything lines up.
So was it under tension when you removed the winch assembly? How sid you keep it under tension?
Thank you!!
Thank you I'll give it a try
Took the panel off and use a leaf blower on it. It worked! Thanks a bunch🎉
*HUGE THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* *IT WORKED!* And *WOW* needed to be cleaned *BAD!* But *YES* - That WORKED!!!!!!! *THANK YOU!!!!*
I didn't have the exact same fireplace, but was still super helpful!! Thank you!!
You did not show removing the bad bulb. Twisting with fingers is almost impossible. Can please send me a full video starting from removing old bulb and installing the new one. Once you have it on CZcams, email me. Or send the full video or link on email.
Tip.. discard the spring. Thìs has no use actually. Lubricate the ring area with mild dish washing solution . Turn with flat head screw driver clockwise to secure.
thanks Chad..saved me a big headache...and money
Life saver!
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It looks great im doing something similar to you setup in Texas. I have an unground pool and plan on building enough of them to use the pool year round. im planning on adding electric shut off valves and thermal switches to turn off panels when to hot to not adding warm water.
Very informative! Great job showing the connections.
And a pool that size would need at least a 1 inch feed of hot water at a high flow rate to see any real difference in overall temp
Yeah it would be great on a smaller pool
A pool that size with this set up if I did rough math might get an increase of 2degrees ever 6hrs of full sun on a baking hot 90degree day lol come people don't fall for the solar nonsense... so you really think governments would allow energy companies to become useless if same really worked good enough you would paying tax based on how many hours of sunlight you get PMSL do yourself a favour use a wood burning stove
This would be the name of the FC: 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 1/2" ABS Dishwasher Wye. Just tried finding one, HA! This is a much better part than I could've hoped for, if only I can find one. I wonder if another one reversed and placed into the intake line and by using the venturi effect it should pull the water through the polypipe. Instead of like the first one that is pushing the water and then it would be running through the pump and adding to the heated water that flows straight out through the discharge outlet. Or just running the second reversed one after the valve should also work. Just making a secondary circle. Anyway just starting from scratch making a shopping list. Also I never thought of the timer turning on and off like that, cool. Looking for ideas, found some great ones here!
Glad you liked it. Good luck with your creation
Also I had considered using black water hose after I worked for a lady that had a garden with black water hose , it was a long run maybe a couple hundred feet, I used it to wash paint brushes, the water never cooled off it stayed very hot . Do you think the fact this water hose was made of thicker rubber gave it more retention of heat than maybe the pipe you are using.
True. I used about 500 feet of black tubing. Not to thick or it will kink up. I only used the pipe to connect to the various pool piping. Yeah it’s pretty hot in the hoses. It’s over 100 degree coming out
This is the video I've been looking for, I had theorized the flux compasator just as you have , I hadn't considered the name but indeed I agree. Question how hot does the pool get. My pool only ever gets to around 82°at it's hottest. I think 92° would be perfect. Thanks for sharing
My pool is above ground 18x36. It’s big. The system is great when the suns out in July and August. It needs the thermal blanket in the evenings to stay warm. It would work better if the pool was smaller. It gets to around 80 degrees during those months. Glad you enjoyed the video
80° is too cold, my pool is 20ft circle pool so maybe the system you have would work better on my pool than yours,I did notice your pool was larger than mine. My sister has a in ground pool with a black bottom it is perfect temp , but it cost 100 thousand.
@@linnhudson4908 yeah it probably would do better on a pool your size
You can likely eliminate the timer ( unless you are trying to save electricity). Letting it run continuously will still give you pretty same output as although the water will not be as hot it will be more volume yielding about the same temp increase in the pool. I’ve had pretty much the same system in place for over 10 years and I’ve tried every possible combination
Yeah maybe but i like to feel that hot water coming our every 20 mins
Does the timer shut the pool pump off or what?
Yes. It all shuts down for 20 minutes or so to allow the water in the tubing to heat up then it comes back on
Cannot turn my back in clockwise with ring on what a poor design.. shameful
Great video, I have a similar solar pad set up but my pump just doesn't seem to be strong enough to create any suction for my skimmer while pushing water thru my solar set up. Is it possible to put the T on the intake side (skimmer side) instead of the return to the pool like you have. If I add a T as the water comes out of the pool, could I introduce a second pump. Is it possible to have two pumps pulling from the same intake, and T'ed so one goes to a pump and thru the solar system, and the second pump pulls water from my skimmer, goes to my sand filer and back into the pool?
I think that would work. Its hard to visualize. That would be alot of piping in a small area with 2 pumps. Im not sure to be honest
The ? Is how did it do that on its own?
Nice video. I like seeing different options and things people have done. Did you actually fit that much hose on the 4x8? Mine I’m just shy of 400
Yeah...just have to make sure its warm and soft when looping it so it doesn't kink
I love how the twisting it back was skipped in the video!!! 😡
That little trinkle of water would never work on my 13,000 gallons in Wisconsin.
How did you remove the large gear assembly out of the box. Does that bolt slide out ? Or is it welded together
I dont recall exactly but i know it was not welded. I loosen the bolts holding it to the floor and it came out
OK, thank you.
Okay one bulb went in and the bulb holder went on great. The second one for the life of me the little holder will not grab to secure the bulb. Driving me nuts. Also Anacona does not sell the secure rings anymore. Such Bullcrap
Yeah. It is such a piece of junk. They couldnt just make a screw in light bulb. I never tried to look for parts you might need a whole new housing unit from another brand
What type of bulb is it? The one I removed has no markings at all.
Very helpful man thank you so much!!!
How did you get the ring to twist back in 🤷♀️so frustrating
The pool pipes are actually an inch and a half
ANCONA EFT UP ... THEY SHOULD MAKE IT SIMPLER.....
Use a small screwdriver clockwise it should be fine. Utilisez un petit tournevis dans le sens des aiguilles, ça devrait faire la job
Why simpler, if so you won't call them to fix
is there a tool to get grooved ring to turn. I can't seem to get this done by hand.
I have the exact same problem. 😠😠
I used a flat screwdriver in one of the holes to twist it. Broke the side of the old bulb (do not care) but do not go too deep, for future ref. You cannot do it by hand.