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If I want to come off of the main line and go in opposite directuions what type of t or saddle do you use. I am not sure if I am being clear. I want to install 2 heads off of the main lie and on opposite sides of the main but connected at the same point on the main. How do you handle this?
Thanks,
Pete
I'm still not sure what you want, but perhaps the answer is that there is a 4-way fitting I believe is called a cross-over. Think of it as two tees compounded into one. Water enters the fitting and goes left at 90 degrees, strait, and right as 90 degrees.
exactly what I was thinking but I just cant find them. Oh well minor issue.
Thanks,
Pete
They are easy to find at the local Lowe's, at least in 3/4" and 1"
Thanks. Lowes is about 2 months from opening in my area and the ground will likely be frozen by then. I just combined 2 three way tees and made the connection that way.
Thanks,
Pete
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