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lap pool jets 2hp v 3 hp

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  1. hi, we're designing a pool (30x6.9) or (42x6.9) for lap swimming. the
    30' pool option has two 2hp jets to increase resistance--we are
    wondering about changing to two 3hp jets with 3" plumbing, dump line
    and throttle back valve in case 3hp too much...

    any suggestions out there to help us out? the pool will be built in
    las vegas...maxx

  2. oops--- i mean 30x9.6 or 42x9.6, not 6.9!!)

    maxx said:

    hi, we're designing a pool (30x6.9) or (42x6.9) for lap swimming. the
    30' pool option has two 2hp jets to increase resistance--we are
    wondering about changing to two 3hp jets with 3" plumbing, dump line
    and throttle back valve in case 3hp too much...

    any suggestions out there to help us out? the pool will be built in
    las vegas...maxx

  3. maxx said:

    hi, we're designing a pool (30x6.9) or (42x6.9) for lap swimming. the
    30' pool option has two 2hp jets to increase resistance--we are
    wondering about changing to two 3hp jets with 3" plumbing, dump line
    and throttle back valve in case 3hp too much...

    any suggestions out there to help us out? the pool will be built in
    las vegas...maxx

    We have a lap pool, but not with jets for added resistance. However,
    let me tell you about pump motors. Our pool is six years old and we
    are on our third motor. We had 3HP pumps, but found out that it was
    way too large for what we needed it for. These replacements are not
    cheap. I wont go into the whole of it, but it may do you good to talk
    to a hydrolics person before spending money on this.

    If you want resistance, why not buy an endless pool which has many
    different types of resistance settings and it will be cheaper than a
    gunnite pool.

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