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Changing a bottom drain cover!


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I wondered if there are any Scuba divers in the area of St Cyprien, Belves, Sarlat, who might be able to help us.

After

a few years, the properties of  chlorine has made the bottom drain

cover go brittle, and it's started to break down. I've got a new one,

but none of the people I know can stay down long enough to undo the two

screws and change it. It's such a small job, that to even half empty

the pool is a bit over the top, but if there is someone with a weight

belt, and a small cylinder, it would take all of a minute to do!!

So if anyone fancies a free lunch in exchange for 2 minutes diving, drop me a line!!
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[quote user="f1steveuk"]Haven't found anyone brave enough to try that either! As the drain is at the "deep end" (all of 1.5 metres) I thought human lungs wouldn't be strong enough to get the air down the pipe? although we have discussed it!
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6 foot is about the maximum for human lungs but working at arms length would shorten it to around 4 feet and it should not take long to change the cover even if you have to partially rise to change breath.

Whats the worse scenario, you have to stand up [;-)]

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