A little add-on for the toys
#212
07-02-2007, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by LittleJohny
I hope you have something to catch the debris as the pool cover is reeled in?
#215
07-04-2007, 08:22 PM
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Who manufactured your cover out of curiosity?
Anyhow, we have one (by Cantar... yours looks similar to our unit) and absolutely LOVE it. The maintenance isn't too bad - just remember to keep the pump on there and you should be golden.
Of course, we have had two separate rips (our pool installers were *** clowns) but even with that we'd never build a pool without one.
In regards to crazy's question, you won't have a problem with insulation - our cover heats it up like its a pressure cooker. Absolutely amazing.
Anyhow, we have one (by Cantar... yours looks similar to our unit) and absolutely LOVE it. The maintenance isn't too bad - just remember to keep the pump on there and you should be golden.
Of course, we have had two separate rips (our pool installers were *** clowns) but even with that we'd never build a pool without one.
In regards to crazy's question, you won't have a problem with insulation - our cover heats it up like its a pressure cooker. Absolutely amazing.
#220
07-16-2007, 02:54 PM
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Update.... Finally some grass after a year of dirt !
My loaner for the week. Very sweet ride.
Flying Girls ! Lets party.
Next is the driveway and finishing the interior
My loaner for the week. Very sweet ride.
Flying Girls ! Lets party.
Next is the driveway and finishing the interior
#223
07-16-2007, 04:04 PM
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Very nice. I haven`t thought that the project is so fast finished. I whish you a nice summer with the new pool and a lot of fun. And, do you want to trade the X5 for the Cayenne Turbo?
