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Just Remove the Eyeball and you will have less back pressure on the Filter and a faster turnover of the water

No part number or mfr is indicated on the old eyeball. It looks very similar to this www.allpoolsolutions.com.au/Pool-Accessories... There are no slits to speak of and I'm pretty sure it's just a insider slip version. The whole section that sticks out -- ring, eyeball, threads -- snapped off. The "slip" part is left in the wall (I can feel the end of it with my fingers). I got a hayward SP1421E to replace one: http://www.1800poolparts.com/Hayward~Directional~Flow~Insider~Inlet~Fitting~1~Opening_152_11375~product.html which would push in the pipe just fine if I could get the remains of the old one out. Maybe there's a PVC pipe tool for such a thing when smaller pipes are snapped off into bigger ones? And there's nothing left on the outside to grab hold of? I know I have a smaller tool for that happens to my sprinkler system, just wondering if pool professionals have something for this kind of situation in the pools. I can't be the first!

No part number or mfr is indicated on the old eyeball. It looks very similar to this www.allpoolsolutions.com.au/Pool-Accessories... There are no slits to speak of and I'm pretty sure it's just a insider slip version. The whole section that sticks out -- ring, eyeball, threads -- snapped off. The "slip" part is left in the wall (I can feel the end of it with my fingers). I got a hayward SP1421E to replace one: http://www.1800poolparts.com/Hayward~Directional~Flow~Insider~Inlet~Fitting~1~Opening_152_11375~product.html which would push in the pipe just fine if I could get the remains of the old one out. Maybe there's a PVC pipe tool for such a thing when smaller pipes are snapped off into bigger ones? And there's nothing left on the outside to grab hold of? I know I have a smaller tool for that happens to my sprinkler system, just wondering if pool professionals have something for this kind of situation in the pools. I can't be the first!