I am handy, limited plumbing experience/Will I be able to install this system to water shrubs and flowers;have access to water if I can bury 1st 25ft
1751307
Should not be a problem just consider how much material you put over the hose. Bury it to deep/ sharp bends can cause it to pinch or crimp and reduce/ cut off water flow.Its a very simple system.
1751308
This is super-easy to install and very flexible as far as configuring. I didn't bury any of the pipe, but I don't see why you couldn't.
2167370
I bought the 25' to use for my patio plants.....I barely turn it on and get a nice shower for my plants..It is my opinion that you should not use much pressure. I received a 50' hose for Christmas to use in my front yard...do not plan on using much pressure..
1133945
No, I would get 2 25ft hoses and arrange them in a switchback pattern that is near the plants you most want watered. One 25ft hose going straight down the middle would only wet a few inches on either side.
462180
I'm sure they can, it's a very basic installation and would only be limited by the amount of available wall space you have to affix to. I am using mine with a 150' hose. I put the holder about 4 feet off the ground and use larger loops to store it... you can get more hose on there just by increasing the loop size, but your method should work too.
2107632
This is probably not going to work for you. This is an _automatic_ waterer, designed to be bolted down to a concrete pad with the water plumbed from below ground (and well below the frost line). The power is a simple AC plug, but the power also needs to be run out through the concrete pad which requires conduit and a receptacle located within the waterer's cavity. For your application I'd just get a 100 gallon water trough and a floating heater.
1897368
I tried it with 1/4 inch and there is not enough pressure to go more than a few feet. I wanted to do my raised garden. Spent a lot of time piecing it together and the connectors broke as I was setting it up, then it did not work after the first 3-4 feet. I took it apart, plugged the sprinklers into 1/2 inch and was good go to.
42500
I don't know, specifically, but don't see why you wouldn't be able to. The biggest questions to answer up front will be the size and precise location of the plumbing connections. If those match, you should be off to the races.
2083411
The unit uses 1 inch plumbing. You would have to use an adapter. It's a simple piece to put on.
129279
I hired a plumber. Unless you have at least a basic knowledge of plumbing, I would hire a plumber. It should be attached to a wall upstream from all pipes going to various faucets and the water heater, etc. This is normally on the pipe that is just downstream from your main water valve just inside your house. I have city water that the city softens, so I do not have a water softener. It's important that if you sprinkle your lawn, especially if you have underground irrigation like me, to not have the system filtering the water going to the sprinklers or the underground system. I've had mine installed only since December, but I plan to replace the filters once a year. I hired a plumber. Unless you have at least a basic knowledge of plumbing, I would hire a plumber. It should be attached to a wall upstream from all pipes going to various faucets and the water heater, etc. This is normally on the pipe that is just downstream from your main water valve just inside your house. I have city water that the city softens, so I do not have a water softener. It's important that if you sprinkle your lawn, especially if you have underground irrigation like me, to not have the system filtering the water going to the sprinklers or the underground system. I've had mine... » Read More I hired a plumber. Unless you have at least a basic knowledge of plumbing, I would hire a plumber. It should be attached to a wall upstream from all pipes going to various faucets and the water heater, etc. This is normally on the pipe that is just downstream from your main water valve just inside your house. I have city water that the city softens, so I do not have a water softener. It's important that if you sprinkle your lawn, especially if you have underground irrigation like me, to not have the system filtering the water going to the sprinklers or the underground system. I've had mine installed only since December, but I plan to replace the filters once a year. « Show Less
1020320
My husband has used it to water plants uphill from where it is connected to the water faucet and it has worked fine. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
655327
The holes are pin sized. The end to attatch the hose is very short. You could probably bury it, but no more than 3 inches down. Get an extender or longer attachment for the hose part. Otherwise you wont be able to attach it. Also, the blue regulation piece falls out easy so be wary of this. You wont need the extender change out if you plan on burying the hose. I have done this in my other garden and it works great. Hope this helps out.
1110777
I hook mine to the utility sink in my garage without any problems. It comes with adapters to attach to your faucets. Think you can do it without any problem. Only problem may be the length of the hose.
2054074
I have 2 daisy chained and it worked great, small decrease to watering range. I think 4 would decrease the range signifigantly as my 2 in the front yard run fine. If I run those 2 and the 2 in the back yard range is bad. It really depends on your water pressure overall. Gear drive are the best by far though!
1882016
Yes, real easy just add a pipe coupling and more or longer 3/4" pipe but the longer you make it the heavier it will get, no problem if your doing fence post, I knew a guy that did a water well, I had no idea how strong he was till I owned one. Also the blades can adjust out for 6x6 post.
882972
You must have basic skills with plumbing to do it right. I did mine, with no problem. If your not sure, ask a plumber to be safe.
1557118
I wouldn't recommend buying this set up, but if you do it might work as long as the pipe your attaching it to is no bigger then an inch an a quarter (1.25")
2199225
You would probably need a hose and water pump for that application. With hose hook up it works great