i am currently setting up a run to waste drip system on a 15x8 table. I have always used open ended feed lines, but i wanna try something else for this because i will not be recirculating like i usually do. If someone experienced could give tips or answer my q's, that would be awesome!!!
I was looking at the flag drippers, and then the pressure compensated ones...What is the freakin diff..? Which works better with less clogging..?
I have a shurflo 45 psi pump to run all of this btw.
What size main lines should i use? 1/2" or 3/4''?
My shurflow only has 1/2" inlets/outlets, so does that mean that it would be pointless to run a 3/4" line?
Do I have to make an manifold (like pico's for example) for even distribution like you do when you use open 1/4" lines? Or can i just cap the end of each main line instead of connecting them all?
If you answer the q's, just copy/paste them, and then write your response. Thx for your help fellas. -s'h
I was looking at the flag drippers, and then the pressure compensated ones...What is the freakin diff..? Which works better with less clogging..?
I have a shurflo 45 psi pump to run all of this btw.
What size main lines should i use? 1/2" or 3/4''?
My shurflow only has 1/2" inlets/outlets, so does that mean that it would be pointless to run a 3/4" line?
Do I have to make an manifold (like pico's for example) for even distribution like you do when you use open 1/4" lines? Or can i just cap the end of each main line instead of connecting them all?
If you answer the q's, just copy/paste them, and then write your response. Thx for your help fellas. -s'h
i have 2 "trunklines" that run down each table with the ends capped. run to waste=no problems i keep tryin to tell yall
