tony357

Keep your floater..

I have been using spa pure, and they last about 3 weeks.. Now that i read the bottle it says slow dissolving brominating tablets..

That is the same floater i use..

I use a floater, we just put it on the picnic table when we use the spa.. simple as that.. you can always get a board or something to set it on..

grind back at least 4 in on each side of the crack..and at the ends, drill a hole at the end of the crack to stop it from continuing. just grind that foam off. An epoxy resin would be best to use it will bond to any resins since you do not know what was used to originally build it..

In that 1st pic it looks like you have a snail crawling around in your hot tub..It appears you have it boxed in, Good job....

WOW, I aplaud the dealer also.. if he is willing to help and you can afford to be able to take his offer that would be your best bet at this point, just make sure the replacement is from a reputable co, that will be around for a while..

Agreed..to the 1st part..

Me too, I go solo alot been married 26 years but i can use the calm time...

screen tent.. http://www.summitcampinggear.com/12x10incawis.html

Jimkw mine has a lounge seat and it is my favorite, very relaxing and the jets are right at my shoulders and neck, good stuff..

Those are diagnostic codes, try looking them up in the manual if you have it, if not google them..

not quite sure of your wiring for that heater, but you could be running it on 110 with one leg disconnected..

remove the hose from the control panel have someone push the switch as you feel for air pressure, it is a light amount of air maybe a couple inch pounds.. Also you can check the switch for an air leak, if you depress the switch and hold your finger over the end of the hose it should stay depressed, if the button works its way back up you have a leak in either the hose or switch. here is a pic of air switch.

just under 200.00 purchased everything from homedepot all in one shot. The most expesive product was the 1-1/4 angle trim at 2.11 ft, totaled 63.00 just for the trim.. One thing i did do to avoid capturing condensation was making the cover 1.5 inches larger than the spa's outside diameter to try and keep the wood from being saturated by condensation. relying on the insulation to hold in the heat.