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Hello,
I am in the process of installing a pond. it is about 15x8x4. I already have the plumbing ran except for the skimmer. I am using a 4" drain and using mortar for the lining. I already purchased the pump. it is a 1 1/2 hp hayward aboveground pool pump. I recently poured the slab for the pump and filter to sit on. When i bought the pump i was told that it wouldnt be a big deal to prime it if it sits above the water line. The more i read the more i get frightened. Once i install the pump on the slab it will probably be about 8" above the water line. Does anybody have any idea of how to prime this setup? Another question i have is on the skimmer. Anybody have recomendations on what skimmer to use for a mortar lined pond? or any installation tips on it. or if i should even go through the hassle of putting one in. Also how would i seal it up . along with the 4" drain at the bottom. Sorry for the rambling. So many questions im getting a headache. Thanks in advance for the help... |
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