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justbeachy
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Post subject: self-draining winter cover  Posted: May 9th, 2011, 9:51 am |
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Hi all, I'm looking at winter covers for an aboveground pool (in Iowa). I have been looking at the self-draining covers (such as EZ drain or Dryco) where you connect a drain tube from the center of the cover to the return outlet. Does anyone have info/opinion on the pros and cons of this type of cover? Thanks in advance, Alicia
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18 x 33 AG vinyl, 17000 gal, Hayward DE 1.5, Aquatrol SWG
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X-PertPool
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Post subject: Re: self-draining winter cover Posted: July 7th, 2011, 11:32 pm |
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I know of a friend that has one of those covers and he likes it. That's all I can tell you :-\
Although i usually just sell a regular cover and get the customer to buy a Rule auto cover pump.
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Hayward s244t (300lbs.) with GlassPak Media [freebie] / Pentair SuperFlo 1 hp [freebie]
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racket
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Post subject: Re: self-draining winter cover Posted: July 19th, 2011, 10:43 pm |
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Why not just get a mesh cover where the water passes through? Its all we use in seattle.
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mcgeggy
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Post subject: Re: self-draining winter cover Posted: August 12th, 2011, 7:27 pm |
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justbeachy wrote: Hi all, I'm looking at winter covers for an aboveground pool (in Iowa). I have been looking at the self-draining covers (such as EZ drain or Dryco) where you connect a drain tube from the center of the cover to the return outlet. Does anyone have info/opinion on the pros and cons of this type of cover? Thanks in advance, Alicia I was really interested in this style cover also after reading about it. What the heck happened to them?! Ever single retailer online shows them either out of stock or no longer available... ??
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24'x52" Round AGP, j-hook liner, resin frame, 1 hp pump, sand filter, new fill well water (6/7/2011).
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