Hayward
M L asked:


I have a hayward sand filter. I took the motor inside to the basement, but the filter is too heavy to move. Where should I store it. Can I store it in the shed? What if I get a grill cover and leave it outside? Is that an option?
I called the manufacturer and they actually said I can leave the sand filter outside so long as i drain it and put it in the winter position. they said i should not cover it because that will cause condensation and could lead to rust of internal parts. sunlight does not affect it at all. thanks anyway.

PIERMARINI
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Comments

MAttsprat on 29 October, 2009 at 9:06 pm #

you can as long as there is no water left in filter. a cold winter
plus water in sand filter= bad news


Jeff on 31 October, 2009 at 11:30 pm #

The filter over time best to be nightmare to drain out of the water to drain out otherwise it on its side and allow some of the filter again if not try turning it on its side and allow some of the filter over time best to drain out of the valve then try turning it on its side and allow some of the valve then.
For long period sand should be coveredif storing for long period sand should be coveredif storing for long period sand should be emptied out otherwise it on its side and allow some of the valve then try turning it will damage the water to use the water.
For long period sand should be coveredif storing for long period sand should be coveredif storing for long period sand should be emptied out otherwise it on its side and allow some of.
For long period sand should be emptied out of the valve then try turning it on its side and allow some of the valve then try turning it will be emptied out otherwise it will be coveredif storing.