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    Default Re: installing a center drain

    I would agree with Dennis--just asking for trouble. Most auto-cleaners these days would do you very nicely. You don't need a robotic in a pool like that, either.

    Plus you don't have the hassles of two drains (needed to prevent suction from holding a kid down), capping them for the winter, anti-freeze, etc.
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    Default Re: installing a center drain

    Thanks for your opinions. I think I will take that advice and go with an auto cleaner. Any suggestions on a cleaner for a pool that size. We have looked at a few but would like some experienced opinions.

    Also, I would like to know if there are any other precautions we should take during installation. We will be starting this weekend and I would just like to be completely prepared while I have extra hands available.

    Thanks so much for your help,
    Rustin

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