Need some suggestions on replacing broken PVC pipe...

[Wayne 962]

Originally Posted by dad911

Looking at this pic again, and the way some pavers pitch up towards the coping, is it possible the pool floated a little while it was empty?

If it raised, other areas may be settling to fill in the voids.

It’s been moving this way for about 13 years now. Nothing new.

Glued in. Man those fumes are terrible (or awesome, I suppose depending upon who’s sayin)

[masraum]

Originally Posted by Wayne 962

It’s been moving this way for about 13 years now. Nothing new.

Glued in. Man those fumes are terrible (or awesome, I suppose depending upon who’s sayin)

Nice, glad you got it done and it worked for you!

[Wayne 962]

I'll let it dry for a moment and then open up the plugs!

Man, this cement dries fast. Like 30-seconds fast. I had to go back to Lowes because I was too slow and messed up.

-Wayne

[Scott Douglas]

So was your last glue step a downward motion or ?

[A930Rocket]

Originally Posted by Wayne 962

I'll let it dry for a moment and then open up the plugs!

Man, this cement dries fast. Like 30-seconds fast. I had to go back to Lowes because I was too slow and messed up.

-Wayne

I always buy extra PVC parts. I don’t know how many times I’ve needed an extra one or boogered one up.

[fintstone]

Originally Posted by A930Rocket

I always buy extra PVC parts. I don’t know how many times I’ve needed an extra one or boogered one up.

Me too now. You always have to go back (often more than once). Either to get more parts to finish ...or after you finish to return extras. I would rather go back after the job is complete.

[Wayne 962]

Originally Posted by fintstone

Me too now. You always have to go back (often more than once). Either to get more parts to finish ...or after you finish to return extras. I would rather go back after the job is complete.

Yup, lesson learned. I should have anticipated that. I got extras this time thinking I would make the same mistake twice (almost did!).

-Wayne