Pool Light

[Brian E. Kelly]

Well, at least checking it was easy.

The GFCI outlet was not much better.

[Barry Adair]

Hey Bro'
Grabbing the low hanging fuit again....

Might as well add that sorry excuse of a diving board and spring-stand as neither meet current standards for proper installation or safety. The lean on that thing shows what damage a few beers and a few fat-boys can do on a sunny afternoon. Lucky it hasn't snapped and hurt someone.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by badair

Hey Bro'
Grabbing the low hanging fuit again....

Might as well add that sorry excuse of a diving board and spring-stand as neither meet current standards for proper installation or safety. The lean on that thing shows what damage a few beers and a few fat-boys can do on a sunny afternoon. Lucky it hasn't snapped and hurt someone.

So it's going to be like that is it Barry, then I would guess you would not be too fond of the slide then either. Deal Killer.
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[wsiegel]

Hard to tell from the picture, but those electrical lines coming into the mast seem a mite low.

[Jack L. Gilleland]

Mine looks a little like that, only it doesn't have the diving board (thanks to a high school grad party for 2nd oldest boy - noone was hurt) or water in the pool. Light is in approx. the same position. Has to be replaced and I don't like working on anything electric in the rain (power or no).
If it was up to me they would just fill all of them with concrete.

[mjones6]

The service drop looks like it's to close to the pool.

[Barry Adair]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

So it's going to be like that is it Barry, then I would guess you would not be too fond of the slide then either. Deal Killer.
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Another case of mistaken identity.

I have never "killed" a deal. They just commit suicide upon my arrival

Slides, boards, tramps, dogs....may affect ability for insurability...this is excluded in my PIA