How to re-level an above-ground pool after winter damage

My above ground pool suffered winter damage during the thaw/refreeze in early March. I quickly uncovered it to avoid damage to the top rail. The liner was sliced open from ice. There is a small amount of buckling here and there. (steel wall). When the liner gave way, a large amount of sand that was underneath the pool rushed out with water on the north side which caused a few places in the track to sink lower. It's visibly not level now. At this point, I am thinking that the buckling is minor compared to some pictures Ive seen of other pools damaged. A new liner and sand and leveling are obvious repairs. Can I level the pool somehow with out taking it all down? I'm not sure how to do it. Jack it up and pack sand underneath? Is that even possible?

Not that I've ever done it, but my guess is that someone skilled and handy enough could, with several helpers (or a bunch of wooden wedges and shims) re-level the pool. If I were doing it here, where we have limestone quarries all over, I'd be inclined to use limestone sand, rather than quartz sand -- it will stay in place better.

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