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It’s not hard to winterizing a system. All you do is hook an air pump to the water pump on the system. Open all the zones, and spray out the system I tell nothing but air is coming out of the heads. I love doing irrigation work, came here to learn more about what my boss does designing systems. To help me better understand installs. So that one day I may start my own irrigation business with lawn care ,spring and fall clean ups, possible some hard scaping.

@@cscgamming And you have to be careful of the air pressure. Air pressure must not exceed 50 pounds per square inch (psi) during the blow out procedure. www.krain.com/winterize-your-sprinkler-system

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same here. how they got 30 GPM?

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7 gpm? Only thing you can do there is drip..

@@noeeon9910 yes for planting areas! In lawns I used hunter PGJ sprinklers .75 gpm nozzles and lots more valves. It worked very well. Fortunately it was a small lawn.

@@melaniemackenzie8084 yeah I prefer the PGJs to the MPRs

@@noeeon9910 The other option could have been the newer subsurface drip polyline products available, but tons more trenching and too many gophers in my area! But I've used that in other low GPM, level areas, without gophers with sucess (so far...lol!).

@@melaniemackenzie8084 are you talking about regular Drip line like hunter PLD or rainbird copperline? Copperline is supposed to protect against roots. My experience with drip in turf is it works in small areas we put it in the medium between the road and the side walk in new subdivisions. The areas are normally around 35ft by 4 ft. It does a fantastic job there. Course there are no gophers either lol. What area are you in? And yes there aren't that many good options when it comes to trenching for dripline.. I've even seen a chainsaw looking trencher.

Mir Sarfaraz Ali Khan too deep

Pipe should be 6” Below ground at least here in south Texas

Depends on the pipe size.

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My what's app number 9505120226

Plz guide me for irrigation.i am interested in irrigation but I have lot of doughts

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In the last pages of our catalog. Here is a link to a pdf of our latest catalog: www.krain.com//content/files/images/LandingPages/Catalogs/2021%20Product%20Catalog%20English.pdf

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You can look up contractors in your area: www.krain.com/find-a-contractor

My guess is we’re talking about lateral flow. Water delivery devices (rotors, sprays, etc.) are installed on the lateral which is the pipe after the valve. For example: If a lateral pipe has four heads and each head is spraying three gallons per minute, the total flow through that lateral is twelve gallons. If I “count flow rate from the end of the line backwards” the flow rate would drop three gallons per head. End of the line is twelve gallons (all four heads), three heads going backwards would be nine gallons and so on.

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@@Krain Thank you

Hello! The first step is to know the PSI at the beginning/point of connection pressure/flow. Then need to deduct for all devices (backflow, valves, pipe type & size and pipe runs(how long).

@@Krain sir can make short video for summary it?

I'll let the team know. thanks.

Not an app but a video

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We appreciate all feedback. Is there a certain product issue? Did you experience an issue with rotor? a spray? a controller?

@@Krain I told you on my other post, the controller and the sprayer...

@@OGRH Thank you for editing your first response to clarify!

Which product are you having an issue with?

@@Krain rotors... how is a technician supposed to move through a property when the sprinkler will get nowhere close to where you move it when checking the left and right adjustments? It always arcs way past wear it looks like it's going to stop when manually moving it... but I have to sit there for 15 minutes for each head because they move so slowly... if I try to get it close and it automatically wants to go back the other way... don't even get me started on the timers!!! I'm talking about the heads that include the key straped to them... it's like you have no interest in the world of technicians. Your timers last forever which is great but your homeowners don't know how to use them!!!! Flip 17 switches For simple, testing programming, etc... and it's almost like you just trying to torture us because they're gonna have to call us if anything goes wrong... your products are clunky and sad... and they will last to stick around and torture you... just remember other companies make products that last too!

@@Krain if you made K-flex good job. That's a good product, but I have a feeling you're gonna bust my bubble on that one... I gave somebody grief when they told me they used that stuff because it was called K flex They assured me it had nothing to do with you...

Toro actually makes products that I don't love but I would recommend them to somebody on a hard budget if that product was what they picked up... that is saying a lot... Toro needs to stick to tractors... This is not a loyalty thing. I do not believe in brand loyalty I believe in capitalism... what I'm wondering is what's going on with you guys?!? do you not want to participate or are you just comfortable making what you're making? Or is a sister Company making enough to where It just doesn't matter? in that case it's not capitalism... it's corporatism and are just looking out for stockholders over everything else. No company I want to deal with, even if the better product is doing the same thing... sad really.

@@OGRH If you send us your contact details, I will have a representative contact you.