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12' x 12' Skimmer Debris Net?

12 years ago

I need a new debris net for my skimmer. Skimmer is about 22 years old, no name on it (I think it was on the lid which was replaced with a rock slab). Net frame is 12" x 12". Searching various pond supply places and google hasn't produced anything. If anyone knows where I can get one, please let me know.

Thanks,

Comments (2)

mike_il
12 years ago
jsfox,

The skimmer isn't quite that old. What you are looking for is a Pondsweeps 302 A or B. I don't remember if the A or B is the square net and the other one is tapered. That skimmer net was made from 1997 to 1999. If you can't find them close to you drop me an email as I stock them.
Mike
jsfox
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks Mike. URL?

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