Pool Reel Assembly With Cover Setup

[@FixMyBleep]

For more videos like this be sure to check out the Vingli Pool Reel Unboxing Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5K8pn2hoquEhrc

[@nashtrucker]

thx for this, my reel arrived without directions and wasn't sure about the tube assembly. really saved me time!

[@FixMyBleep]

Glad to hear the video was helpful! Thanks for the comment!

[@monaphil6568]

He does a pretty good job with his demonstration. I bought mine second hand but it was unused so I had to assemble without instructions. I had some difficulty getting the tubes to fit together but not too bad. However, he makes the self tapping screws look really easy. I had A LOT of trouble there. I had to drill pilot holes first. I guess that means the tubes are thick and will last long

[@FixMyBleep]

I had to get it to the correct length first, and hold it together with the flat screws, the take those out and use the self tapping screws for the final assembly. This wasn't the easiest thing to assemble from what I recall, but definitely keeps the dirt and dust out of the pool, Thanks for the comment.

[@blankwavemessiah]

I got THIS, a new solar, a 2nd Aiper robot for walls all in prep for my reline. NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO PUTTING IT TOGETHER!!!! but Looking forward to using it :) Thanks for the tips

[@FixMyBleep]

Sounds like you are all set! This works really well once assembled and has been a great pool addition for sure! Let me know what you think of your Aiper Robot, I've been meaning to check those out and eventually review one (one day). Thanks for the comments! Enjoy! 👋

[@MRS1234finger]

Make sure your bubbles are down when you reel it up. Bubbles should always be protected

[@FixMyBleep]

Good call, and thank you for the comment!

[@elaineschmidt1599]

Excited for this cover!

[@FixMyBleep]

Same here! So far the cover has warmed up the pool by about 10 degrees, and is easy to roll on and back off.

[@patrickpaget3142]

How much did water heat up? Does it matter which way you roll reel?

[@FixMyBleep]

This cover works really well and heated the water by 10 - 15 degrees from where it was at. (60 degrees up to almost 75 over the course of a couple weeks) In the video I rolled the cover underneath the reel and afterwards I've found it's better to roll it on top, but works both ways to be honest. Just seems if you roll it the other way, the water runs off better, and it doesn't bunch up. Thanks for the comments!

[@CannibalSheepQc]

came for the music tbh

[@FixMyBleep]

LOL no worries!

[@raylombardo4186]

Seems like a time-waster by NOT fast forwarding though 2nd leg assembly ((same instruction as 1st leg.)) Mallot is spelled INCORRECTLY. Other than that, cool.

[@FixMyBleep]

Hi and thanks for the comments! I totally forgot to cut out the 2nd leg assembly portion that isn't needed at all. Also it's mallet, good finds!

[@tamyralynn1113]

I put mine together in less than 2 hours... 1 assemble end pieces....(legs, crank, handle, etc) 2 loosely assemble tubing, insert between end pieces....ignore instructions in box....divide length of cover by 5, that is the 'visible' length of each tube 3 screw tubing together, using self-tapping screws 4 assemble straps...this was the longest single step... 5 attach straps to tarp or cover....

[@FixMyBleep]

That's awesome, and once you get the parts all laid out, it really does go together pretty quickly. Thank you for the comment!