jamesdaff

I love my Splash Superpool. I enclosed it with a deck, and now I don't need the ladder. I tried putting the ladder for sale (for $25 only) on Craigslist in Boston, but the Northeast isn't big Superpool territory. I could take it apart and mail it, I suppose. Anybody want it? I'll send it to you for $25 plus the price of shipping. Contact me at jeff.adams@byu.net Jeff in MA

I am a pool newbie. I just bought a 21x41x4 Splash SuperPool. It holds 26,000 gallons. I'm filling it from my hoses right now. I estimate it will take 40-50 hours, with both hoses running. I checked with a water delivery company in Massachusetts and they were going to charge about $250 per truckload, and the trucks only hold 6,000 gallons, so it would have cost me $1000, and it would still not have been quite full. My situation is a little different from the rest of the responses here. I have no fire hydrant nearby, and we are not on town water. We have a well. I'm trying to watch the pressure on my well pump to make sure it doesn't drop below, say 25psi, and I'm trying to run it for only about 8 hours a day. At this rate, it will take about 5-6 days to fill. I hope I don't burn out my well pump, or start pumping mud, but I'm crossing my fingers and watching things carefully. If I get really desperate, I'll have some of it brought in by truck, but I don't want to pay that much if I can help it. Besides, I'm actually finishing my installation while it's filling (hooking up the pump, filter, & hoses). Patience, patience. Jeff