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    Apr 6, 2012, 07:41 PM
    Intext above ground pool unlevel about 3-4 inches
    We just bought a n intent 18x42 above ground pool and put it up and now the pool is almost full and you can tell there is about a 3 inch difference on one side. Is this dangerous or could it make it through the summer?

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