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    If I remember correctly, they are 24' x 52", round metal frame Intex pool.

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    I found all of the paper work that came along with our pool, but the owner's manual is for round metal frame pool from 10'-24' models. Yikes, I guess the only way to truly know if it is the 24' by 52" deep pool is to take it out of storage. I am about 99.9% sure that it is the 24' one, but it may only be 48" rather than the 52", I remember purchasing it from Sam's Club many years ago.

    The owner's manual for the pump is the Krystal Clear Model 635T Filter Pump.
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    I'd recommend getting it out, and running, before buying accessories.

    They are probably available quickly, and it would be a bummer to buy them, and then discover that the pool has dry-rotted

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    Small, gnawing critters seem to love vinyl.
    12'x24' oval 7.7K gal AG vinyl pool; ; Hayward S270T sand filter; Hayward EcoStar SP3400VSP pump; hrs; K-2006; PF:16

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    We have had it stored in our basement in a large Rubbermaid container. Sealed with a lid. We had it in the garage to allow it to completely dry prior to storing it.

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    Then, hopefully it will be ok.

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