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My Hayward Navigator Pro pool cleaner is officially dead. I got it used/free in 2013 so I'm happy I got 4 years out of it. I have a dedicated vacuum line in the pool. For the past few weeks I've had the pool system sucking only from the skimmer. Then once a week I attach a hose to the vacuum line and dive down and do some manual vacuuming with just the hose. I can keep doing that even though the water is getting pretty chilly, but I'd eventually like to look at new vacuum options. It's a small pool at about 9000 gallons. What do you goons use for pool cleaners?
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dalstrs posted:Why is it dead? You can rebuild pretty much the whole thing and it is really easy. Coworker who ran a pool store business for years and rebuilt them often offered to take a look at it for me. I brought it in and they said I'd literally have to replace every part, so it would make more sense to get a new one. So I was just going with that. 
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Nov 21, 2017 18:02
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Any of you have a house with a flat section of roof? Wouldn't it make sense for the roof to be sloped in such a way that the water ran off the sides instead of keeping a puddle in the middle? Is this just bad design or a common issue with all flat roofs? 
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May 27, 2018 19:40
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Motronic posted:"Flat" roof does not mean flat in that sense. Your roof is not properly pitched and needs to be repaired. poo poo. ok thanks. https://www.hunker.com/13402553/the-proper-angle-for-water-runoff-on-a-flat-roof "To keep damage like leaks from occurring, standing water should not exceed 48 hours." I swept that pool off the roof today but drat, it has been about 4 years since it was last repaired.
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