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    Default Re: Hayward filter

    Thanks for the reply-I'll take your advice. Denise

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    Good idea! I have a Hayward 2 spd 1hp Super pump and a 200# sand filter. 200# is just adequate. Had I known then what I know now it would be 250# or 300#. However, since it functions perfectly well and ain't broke, so I'm not fixin' it! BTW, sand filters actually filter BETTER at low speed when you have a 2 speed pump. They just catch more stuff when the pressure isn't as high.

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    Thanks Carl, I didn't know that.

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    Several years ago, I noticed the my filter seemed to do better on low speed, so I asked the question. The general consensus of analysis was that yes, everyone else saw this happen as well.

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