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slund

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Posts: 5

Location: USA

1

Tuesday, April 18th 2006, 6:37am

new tool idea

i took a fitting that attatches to my half inch/three qtr inch riser and to a garden hose fitting ...i attatch it after i dig the sprinkler up so no water runs back into hole

drpete3

Supreme Member

Posts: 376

Location: USA

2

Thursday, April 20th 2006, 3:52am

I dont understand what your talkking about
Thanks,

Pete

RidgeRun05

Supreme Member

Posts: 314

Location: USA

3

Thursday, April 20th 2006, 2:52pm

Sounds like an interesting concept. You should always remember to flush your system after repairs as well.
Tony Posey
Ridge Run Landscapes

xpedient

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Posts: 43

Location: USA

4

Sunday, June 25th 2006, 7:23pm

I already have thought of that. Except mine is a set up with risors and an elbow so when I blow the system out it shoots the water out to the side above the hole so it doesnt fill up..
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