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    Default Re: Can I leave eyelet uncapped?

    Last year, did you remove the return eye and cap it from the inside?
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    Default Re: Can I leave eyelet uncapped?

    No, I did not remove eye, but I did cap it from the outside.
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    Default Re: Can I leave eyelet uncapped?

    I'm pretty sure the idea is to remove the eyeball and cap it from the inside - that way the fitting that goes through the pool is dry and won't get cracked when water freezes inside.

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