Where to buy parts ?

[Phillbo]

PB has pretty much just stopped returning calls or showing up to finish the job so I need to buy a few parts.

Airator tip
Return line eyeballs ( directional fittings )
Suction line fitting to plug cleaner into ( can get this at leslie's if needed )

The plumbing exposed at the walls are all threaded but have plaster globs ( thats a technical pool term by the way ) all in them.

Is there an on line supplier I can check out ? I'd also like a tan skimmer cover if made.



no clue why my PB will not return my calls, I still owe him money

[mshumack]

You can get all that stuff at the local pool supply place or shop on-line if your not in a hurry and want to save a little money. I like www.poolplaza.com and www.lowpricedpoolsupply.com
For hard to find replacement parts www.pool1.com has a search feature where you put in your part number and it cross references it and seerches its database.
Good Luck.

[Simmons99]

no clue why my PB will not return my calls, I still owe him money

Have you tried driving there and not leaving until they give you the necessary parts?

Just doing my part to piss off companies with BAD customer service!

[cwstnsko]

Surpisingly enough, I find that one of the most economical places in the Phoenix area to buy the kind of stuff you are talking about is Paddock Pools. I was just at the big store in Scottsdale yesterday. They sell the same wall fittings that Leslie wants $8 for, for less than $4.

[Phillbo]

Surpisingly enough, I find that one of the most economical places in the Phoenix area to buy the kind of stuff you are talking about is Paddock Pools. I was just at the big store in Scottsdale yesterday. They sell the same wall fittings that Leslie wants $8 for, for less than $4.

really.. that does suprise me after running out of that place when i went in there one day looking for patio furniture $$$$$$$$$$ .

I was planning to stop in and see what they had one night this week. Thanks for the heads up.

Leslie's only had the suction line fitting.