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Hello,
I guarenty that when they start digging to do any part of this job; this
is what will begin to take shape, Claudia.
I hadn't this whole thing in mind as it looked different shortly after I
started with this in mind. But even though the project appeared to be
vering away from this plan; th
When one installs an underground irrigation system, how do you avoid putting a
fork or spade through
the hose? Is the hose buried at a depth that the gardener is not likely to
reach in his/her
labours?
Jewel
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From: "Jeff Kisecker"
To:
Sent: Wednesday
A few years ago we were staying at a bed & breakfast in Stratford on an
acreage. He kept a very large garden which he irrigated with paper like tubing
actually made of Tyvek pushed over special nipples and other fittings. I
believe he installed it using one of those cutters that cable instalers
if the wave has audio inputs you can bring sound from your computer as you
use TV station feed; or you can use the wave's inputs to receive audio
from one of the new digital decoder boxes with an amplified antenna (as of
june 17).
On Tue, 10 Mar 2009, Jim King wrote:
> I am looking for a r
>
> Hope this is helpful and have a ball!
>
> Dale Leavens.
>
I don't know about having a ball but you've all been very helpful.
Thanks to everyone for all the good advice. I have only now finished the
cleaning part because I wanted to be very thorough. I also got an official
description of
Long ago I listened on blind coll tech of a young man who recoreded the
soundsby his home in Austrailia when they got a deliver of a very
big water storage tank. I am not sure if it was 2,500 or a 5,000 gallon
tank but it was big enough where a crane was brought in to lift the tank
off th
hi here's another idea
get a couple of 55 gallon drums and maybe link them together or just one.
then have your garden hose fill it up then use a submersible sump pump to boost
the pressure down the hose.
and with that you could use a y hose connector and put several hoses and less
sprinklers on
I somehow don't think that a drip system will work for a vegetable garden maybe
a pop up sprinkler system but I still think Betsy's idea of a timer with a
directional valve will work just fine and is cost effective. Philip Theron
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Hi I would suggest you make up too lines with three sprinklers on each line,
then you put a directional valve wear the too lines meet the main hose.
Depending the diameter of the mane hose, you mightt find that even three lines
is necessary, then you can use three or too sprinklers at a time.
One of these damn days I'm going to put in a drip system, because watering
my garden is a pain in the ass. I have a soft water system that runs
throughout my house. In order to add water to the pool, or water my garden,
I must first go into the garage and push a button to by pass the soft wate
Greetings,
I tend to like the idea of underground weeping hoses, but we have
a pretty powerful rototiller, and I am afraid of damaging the hoses
whilst turning up the sod. It is starting to look like getting all
new hoses of a significantly larger diameter might turn out to be
the answer. I proba
I like that too Brice, the drip system. also I am thinking of a old
farm up the road from me. they have their downspouds cut off high
and all rain water from the roof of the main house goes to a catch
basin . I think it is a large ole vat and from there they siphon or
pump water to thei
drip system.
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From: "RiverWind"
To: "Blind Handymen's Forum"
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:24 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Watering a large Garden with water pressure issues
>
> Greetings,
>
> Ok folks, I have a question for which I can find absolutely no
> solutio
why not just a headset which you can move around with or while
wearing it. I have such a headset . got got it from radion shack. yopu
just need to buy a audible attachment which plugs into a I think
audible jack on the side of your television. Lee
On Tue, Mar
10, 2009 at
11:59:03PM -0400
Yep, plug an fm transmitter into the TV and tune the radio to the
freq put out by the transmitter.
earlier, Jim King, wrote:
>I am looking for a radio that I can listen to TV on. I would like a good
>quality one that can receive a signal through the TV cable.
>
>A second question, I have a Bose
Depends on where you live, in the US, you can go to Lowes or any major
hardware store, you can also get timers there as well.
You can also go to http://www.orbitonline.com
An underground one would use the same type of weeping hose that Dale was
speaking of, but would be completely underground,
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