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is it just me, or did someone not understand the fundamentals of a tape measure? "yeah that hole looks deep enough.. JAKE BRING THE TUB IN HERE.. IT'LL BE FINE!!"
Quoteis it just me, or did someone not understand the fundamentals of a tape measure? "yeah that hole looks deep enough.. JAKE BRING THE TUB IN HERE.. IT'LL BE FINE!!"If you look at the siding leaning against the wall in the background, it would appear that the spa has been set down that way and operated for some time. It might not have looked too bad when the siding was all in place. While you are looking, notice that the older Jacuzzi tubs had almost all 2" plumbing - they really moved a ton of water through the jets - but the just didn't have very many jets. I sold tubs just like this one over ten years ago.Also, look at the white thing sitting to the left of the tub right above a hammer on the deck near the opening the spa is setting in. THAT is the insulation. They sprayed a tiny amount on the back of the shell - I don't know why - but then they made these pillow-like things by injecting foam into molds lined with a thin sheet of plastic. It was one step above putting shipping peanuts into a trash bag, but it held its shape better.The spas were amazing energy hogs, and my customers freaked about it. I am glad Jacuzzi went to full foam, but they no longer have the huge plumbing and ultra high-volume pumps.