I have used a stethocscope on oder to listen to the valves opening and closing this is worked well so far but again a lot of digging where you think it is. we have been spending 6 man hours for 2 guys per valve. The main line is 2'' pvc it has been tuff
Thank you but nope the lines are plastic, I wish it was that easy. They are also about foot deep.
I have been working at an old housing prodject that has an old irrigation system. I'm in the process of trying to find 25 hydrullic valves around the complex the valves are not in a box/direct burried and the only way I have found some of the valves is listen to the ground and listen for the water flow when the valve opens and closes then dig and hope I hit the valve. I find one valve per day and I have only found around 5 valves. Is their any easer way to find these valves. They are 25 years ol...
