Bagwain

I thought he had a court order to stay out of politics?

Emaux is the VW of the pump world and quality depends on which factory it came out of. Pretty much all pumps these days are of Chinese origin, whole or in part and are just branded. Once a pump is old it's best to get a new one rather than try to repair it unless you are low on loot. A quality 1 hp would do the job you require with around approx 350 - 400 litre a minite flow rate depending on "head" distance from pump room. I supply. PM me for info.

Something is wrong with you. Go away!

No we couldn't get it in Thailand.

It comes down to the level of the ground water. If you had it built, then do you remember if there was any water after the dig? If you are going to fill it, why worry?

My missus was threatened as well. They also said why don't you buy in Thailand. 1/ Can't get it. 2/ When we did find some it was rediculously priced.

2 times I have had some Fenbendazole taken by customs declaring it forbiden. 1 order from China and then 1 order fron India. Indian supplier is raising the issue with there end as they have sent before and directly to customers. Total lost about 8,000. The 1st order they wanted 20,000 plus bond storage fee for 4,000 Baht worth. Plus endless hours dealing with the Tw@ts.

Issan snacks. 😋

Itinery has to be input somehow?

Thanks MMC, By the way we specialize in pool renovations and the odd Alteration and addition. My supervisor is Thai born American and is great with his capabilities. We are close to you as well. So easy to pop in and have a coffee and a ganda. Have a look at the photo section on our facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/pebblecretethailand

PM sent.

Can you see air in the lint basket, If not then why do you think it is sucking air?

8 years is a good innings for a salt cell. Especially that brand. PM me for options.

And the J's don't?

I have been in the pool industry well over 25 yrs. 20 in Thailand. Including a 2 year stint consulting for water quailty & chemical handling at Ramayana Water Park at start up. Very difficult to get a quailty & responsible pool service person here. If they are any good they are flat out. They nearly all just go into robot mode. I don't service pools due to the hassles involved with ongoing issues and when there is problems it nearly always comes with blame. Consider some training on looking after the pool yourself with maybe a service call monthly to check on the house water system. Which I have installed dozens. Just PM me if you want to discuss further, to avoid keyboard warrior advice.