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Terry Unruh

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Posts: 2

Location: USA

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Sunday, March 31st 2002, 5:59am

Fertilizer Device

My yard is approximately 13000 square feet and I water with well water. I have been using a fertilizer injector called a Turf Mate II. This device is currently on the fritz and I may not be able to find replacement parts. When I installed it I created a loop off of the main line from the well with a back flow valve just in front of the injector. This device mounts to a post near the well and the loop is connected to the main water line by PVC union connectors. In looking at the EZ Green system, I suspect that it would be possible to utilize the PVC unions, reducing the pipe size to 1/2", directing the water flow through a backflow valve through the fertilizer device and attaching the EZ Green to the post in an above ground installation. This would allow me the option of disassembly for the winter to prevent freezing. Is this a correct assumption?


Terry Unruh

New Member

Posts: 2

Location: USA

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Sunday, April 21st 2002, 10:18am

Yes, the assumption is correct. It works perfectly however there needs to be a drain valve on the efferent limb of the loop to allow the water to drain from the EZ Green unit. Otherwise, the fertilizer pellets will float to the top and out of the unit or it will create a mess when trying to refill the unit.


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