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Beginning with level ground and a few stakes to determine
placement, you'll be enjoying your new stream in no time! |
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After locating the first stream section onto the pond make a small
groove in the dirt to allow the water hose to pass through easily
without pinching. |
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As you locate the last section have your helper attach the hose to
the fitting on the underside of the fiberglass rock. Make sure
that the hose is attached well. |
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Locate the pump in the pump housing and attach the hose. Prepare
for running the stream by locating electricity near the pump. |
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One person can begin adding the water... |
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Once the water level reaches 6-7 inches, it's full! |
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Place the pool where you've decided to have the stream end. Laying
the hose in its approximate location makes the whole job easy. |
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Place the next section and align the hose just like you did with
the first stream section. You can connect sections in a straight
line or at angles. It's completely your choice. You can change the
layout of the stream at any time, simply by repositioning the
stream sections! |
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Lower the last section into place. |
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Place the pump cover over the pump and hose to hide the system. |
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while the other does groundwork! |
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Locate your favorite plants, then plug in the pump... you're done! |
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