I have a Sundance Aspen with dimensions of 7'6" x 9'2" x 41.5". Will this spa lift work for my spa?
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I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they... » Read More I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. « Show Less
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I believe it should, the cross bar is 3 pieces, the two sides and a middle bar, and they all slide to fit the size of your spa, and once you get the width needed, you then use sheet metal screws to lock the bar in place.
1746734
I have a 6.5 inch lift and I had to change out to the lift kits provided rear shocks.These bilstiens only lift the rear end maybe an 1 1/2 inches on there so i thnk they would limit height and could limit travel causing possible damage.Do what i did phone the manufacturer of your lift kit.
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Hi Suzanne - that filter should be the correct one for your needs. Just to be sure, you can get the dimensions and top/bottom configurations from your old filter and match them up to the PWK30 - diameter is 5 7/8" - length is 10 1/2" - both the top and the bottom have a 1 15/16" open hole. If those match up with your old filter, then you can be sure that you are getting the right one. Spa manufacturers have changed their filter requirements through the years, so it is always a good idea to look for filters in this manner to be sure you are getting the ones that need.
1063112
It is adjustable I would think if your tub looks anything like the one shown ,it should work.Leave atleast a foot behind the tub for the top to flip back,
1221608
It definitly won't work for that. I'm using it for a .5 in diameter cord to my spa and it barely accommodates that size using the top outlet which allows a little more room to bend the cord.
104621
From outside leg to outside leg it is 17 1/2 inches. The thing that may be a problem for you are the arms. They are 22 inches wide. If you have a lip on the inside of the tub it may still work. If you have a grab bar you may be able to do away with the inside arm.
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Our spa is 6ft 10 in wide and its perfect but not too snug. If your spa is 7ft wide I would think it would be very snug if it fits it at all.
1681501
6 inches should be fine for the cover lifter to operate properly. Having enough room to drill the brackets in is the real question. And that depends on the size of your drill/ length of the screws. Make sure your drilling into the spa frame. The cover lifter needs adequate support. Somtimes I'll extend the existing frame with a 2" x 2" on each side if needed.
2263307
I believe it would. I boight these to go with a new set of alcan leaf springs. I gained about 1.5 to 2 in lift with the new springs and thses shocks worked great. Rides much better.
2068625
It will not; the BD tables have openings of 8 1/4 x 11 3/4, the Kreg lift is 9 1/4 x 11 3/4. If you like the Kreg, check out the Woodpeckers - they're pretty much identical, but WP has a Benchdog model (PRL-V2BD). I have one; pay attention to what the critics say about this lift's adjustment shortcomings. :)
1389160
No problems. Looking at the bar I think it would go to an inch. Just measured it and we have a four inch tub. Hope that helps.
1095146
That is fine. I actually mounted my cover incorrectly and it lifts flush with the edge of my spa. I also have about 10 inches to my fence. Not the easiest thing to install. You should really plan it out but it is so much better than the one you lift by hand. I am so glad I purchased it.
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I would say it depends on the height you need. Look at the description or google torque lift and look under glow step to get the heights the different sizes are recommended for.
243507
the CS-09 should fit. I do notown any of the lifts that you mention so I cannot comment on them.
1831227
Depends on the model/size of the Hot Spring spa. The Cover Max will work with spas up to 8' or 96"
1919869
No this lifter will not work. Due to the height of the spa the arms will not be long enough. Even if the arms reached the top of the spa, it would change the angle the back portion of the lift would rest on when the cover came off. Patio Splash
1400323
If it is built into the ground it won't work. For above ground spas, it is great. I wish I had purchased it sooner.