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    Thumbs up Re: Any ideas how to remove this fitting from pool?

    Almost posted last night, but couldn't find the link I wanted - I thought the thread was done, but as it's not...

    There is a tool specificly made to remove the 'seats' it is a SP-1419-T 'seat removal tool' It costs < $4. While being able to make a similar tool at home is cool and economical, not everyone has the material or 'know-how' to do it.

    For those that can't 'homebrew' one up, go to the pool store and get a SP-1419-T ... there is a hole at the top to put a screwdriver through to increase torque or you can lock onto it with a wrench.

    I'm not trying to sell anything for Hayward, but the 1419T is a real timesaver for me at this time of year
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    Having done construction and service for 4 pool companies in 4 states starting in 1988, what I know about pools could fill a couple of books - what I don't know could fill libraries

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    Default Re: Any ideas how to remove this fitting from pool?

    Just confirming the previous post. There is a tool for removing these available at dedicated pool stores, meaning those stores that provide pool construction, parts, accessories, etc. It's a small rectangular plastic piece that slides right into the slots of the fitting. Hope this helps!

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    Default Re: Any ideas how to remove this fitting from pool?

    The special tool that waste talked about is really a must to have. We sell a lot of them where I work.
    Retired pool store and commercial pool maintenance guy.

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