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Thanks for the info - I need the ability to handle a greater water level
change than this looks like it allows. I'm thinking of attaching an intake hose to my pump and adding enough floatation to keep the other end at the surface (of course being careful to have the actual water intake just below the surface. Basically a floating skimmer where the entire skimmer floats. ..... thanks again John "Lee B." wrote in message ... There is something called a No-Niche skimmer that has a floating basket that covers 6" or so. You may wish to look at their diagrams and see if you can jerry-rig something yourself to cover the greater distance. Lee "Doctor John" wrote in message ... We have a fairly large pond - about 8000 gallons, 4 1/2 ft at deepest point. I'd like to use a skimmer, but we are in a drought here in Colorado, and the water level varies by as much as a foot (not enough well water to top it). Any ideas on skimmer which works over such a height variation? I may try building one, but if someone else has some thoughts on this, I'd sure appreciate it. Thanks John |
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