It's a great pool leaner. The only thing is the wheels is too big the it will flops on the side all the time.We put two weights on it but not help .
776054
It sounds like the float that should be a certain distance up from the cleaner is in the wrong position?
776055
I've had two different pools with this cleaner its a very good cleaner. You have too much water flow going the pool cleaner reduce water flow and that should take care of your problem. Also make sure you have just the right amount of hose attached.
776056
Adjust the position of the hose weight per the instructions. That should fix it.
776057
If it is flopping on its side, then there is too much buoyancy. May need to take one of the floats off of the hose
2143567
The corner connectors will not snap in, they are design to be flexible, this is normal, I was worried about that but after the pool filled up and they held together, I as excited. also the side walls bend in a lot until the pool is completely filled up then the sides will straighten out. it's a great pool you won't be disappointed
1872362
I bought this a few years ago. YES, it has wheels on one side and handles on both sides. You can lift it by one handle and roll it. It was a great container for our pool toys.
574043
My pool is only about half that size and it barely reaches everything for me. It does a great job, especially for the price, but it would never handle something that big. Maybe you could add extra hose, but the extra weight would certainly mean you must have a powerful pump to handle the load.
348168
I have this pump and love it, it does all I require, but it is on solid ground. It is a bit heavy and I do not think being on your pool cover will give it enough support and it will then tip over and for sure will not work.
332829
In the Sound. I might be okay. With a small motor and gear it might be weighted down a little. I have taken mine in mostly lakes with my 7 yr old. The floor works great. He can stand up and fish and it stays very sturdy. Two adults can lean to one side and it doesn't feel like it might tip. It stay flat on the water. Hope that helps... Good luck
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A flat yard is helpful, although ours slopes a bit. A slight slope is actually kind of helpful, as you can direct the water out of the pool in the direction of the slope when it's time to put the pool away. As for it impacting the enjoyment of the pool, it doesn't, as you simply have a slightly fuller side than the other. We've now had two months with our pool and have used it 10 times or so, and it's durable and fabulous. We're very happy with our purchase.
1000777
Yes and yes - but I've had issues with it. First, the end without the crank rolls when you're taking the cover off. It will roll right into the pool. So I've ended up having to manually pull back the cover so there isn't so much tension on it. Second, the screws that hold the two tubes together have given out in only a few months. The set up I had at my previous house didn't have these issues - more expensive but worked much better. I'd pass on this if I had it to do over again.
1679843
I have no issues trying to move it even full. And the wheels lock up tight if you want it to stay put!
330469
Stable if the sides are undisturbed, but not sturdy. This pool has no rigid sidewalls. The upper rim must be air-filled. It then floats as the water level rises. One of the challenges of this pool is that entry must occur without significantly depressing the side walls, as that would allow water to rush over the lowered section. The walls taper in, thus a straddle of them requires stance with not only sufficient height but also sufficient width. That said, friends of our maintain a larger diameter Intex pool of the same design at less than full in order to allow their 3 & 5 year olds to easily climb over the edge. Stable if the sides are undisturbed, but not sturdy. This pool has no rigid sidewalls. The upper rim must be air-filled. It then floats as the water level rises. One of the challenges of this pool is that entry must occur without significantly depressing the side walls, as that would allow water to rush over the lowered section. The walls taper in, thus a straddle of them requires stance with not only sufficient height but also sufficient width. That said, friends of our maintain a larger diameter Intex pool of the same design at less than full in order to allow their 3 & 5 year olds to... » Read More Stable if the sides are undisturbed, but not sturdy. This pool has no rigid sidewalls. The upper rim must be air-filled. It then floats as the water level rises. One of the challenges of this pool is that entry must occur without significantly depressing the side walls, as that would allow water to rush over the lowered section. The walls taper in, thus a straddle of them requires stance with not only sufficient height but also sufficient width. That said, friends of our maintain a larger diameter Intex pool of the same design at less than full in order to allow their 3 & 5 year olds to easily climb over the edge. « Show Less
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Nope, it flops over. It's not too difficult to shove the back end of your board in there if the board is laying on the ground, though. The biggest problem I have with it is that the wheels are skinny and wobbly, and I have a very hard time pulling it over deep sand and over the pavers that line the path down to the beach.
615907
Check your weight placements. Your hose is either too light and floating up and flipping over or too heavy and sinking and rolling over. My pool is 6 feet at the deepest part and I fixed this issue by actually removing the weight in the front. I still have one in the middle. To keep the unit lower and off the wall I re added the weight to the very end of the hose where the hose plugs in to the cleaner. This solved my issue of flipping over. I think if your pool is not very deep you do not need so much weight on your hose. 1. Hose too light. If the hose rises toward the surface at an angle greater than 45 , move the weights closer to Kreepy Krauly, or move the first two weights closer to each other. 2. Hose too heavy. If the hose sags downward at an angle less than 45, move the weights away from Kreepy Krauly, or separate the first two weights farther from each other.
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I have been using it for over a year now, and it hasn't caused any damage! It does, though, tend to flip over very often. You just have to make sure it's on the right track every half an hour or so. Other than that, it does an amazing job! It definitely picks up a lot in just two hours, and it's really easy to put together. I recommend it for any type of pool. :)
531747
yes I have a fiberglass pool and this was recommended by the installer. This is my second 2 wheel unit in 7 years. Have replaced worn rubber on wheels once and recently the little skirt flippers came off one side but it still seems to work fine so I have not replaced yet.
1905143
Beverly, great question, this is Steve at Aqua Products. The Pool Rover Jr. wheels are designed large to handle this very issue. So no it should not get stuck.
2081329
I would agree, I have a thicker one and it is somewhat difficult. And, it does not roll up as tightly as the videos show. Mine still wraps around itself better than it goes back on the pool. Oh, and one of the tubes bent
1464120
We have this pool for several years now and it has been very safe. The legs don't really move. Maybe shift VERY slightly every now and then, but they are not going anywhere. If you have very soft ground under your pool, like we did, you can do like us; We put wide boards under the legs to keep them from working their way into the ground (i.e. sinking.)