Can you connect 3 together? I need to water a 300 ft row of 6 ft arborvitaes.
1551364
Yes, but regardless of the claims, I think you'll want to double check the flow rate at the end sections. At some point the resistance to moving the water through the tubing will become a factor. It's more a factor of tubing size than the drip aspect. You might want to feed each section with half inch non drip tubing if feasible.
1551365
I would say to carry the water needed for that distance you should use the 1/2" tubing with emitters, not the 1/4".
1551366
Yes, I connected multiples through out my garden and they worked beautifully.
1551367
Yes. You can connect as many together as you need but you need the 1/4" connectors sold separately.
424861
NO, the fittings are designed to be used with 3/4" Garden Hose connections. Could you adapt the fittings for air? I suppose you could be I've always found that air will leak where water will not. Plus I'm not sure the increased pressure of air would be smart. ie: Water 30-50psi Air up to 120psi.
1577913
It would depend on several things so I cannot as a fellow purchaser give you a definitive answer but will do my best. Research the recommendations for watering the trees in your area first. I used a gallon jug and timed how long it took to fill it with the root feeder in the jug so I could get a gallon per minute estimate for each faucet since not all of my faucets have the same water pressure. Hope this is of some help, if there is a local agriculture extension office in your area they may also be of help. The product has worked very well for the price and I am very happy with mine.
1976298
Yes one should work, I have two one my 300 which is 6ft and I have the next size up on my 150 tall reef which trun the water over well. Great product and easy to set up and use. Plus you can not beat the price Good Luck !
34651
It comes with multiple adapters. Don't expect it pump water up more than 2' or max, 3'.
694852
You are going to need 3-- one at each end and 1 in the middle. Have 3 in a 35' Not too many, as during wet weather all 3 do not even make it through the week before have to recharge. That's in middle Tennessee.
1425833
you probably could if you could extend the intake pipe to the depth you need. I comes with only 3 sec. that when attached to each other will fit into a 50 Gal drum, but you could put an extender for any height you needed. The volume it pumps out is great (10 gal/min) and with very little cranking. The crank turns VERY easily. We connected a hose to the spout for gardening.
57301
It is possible to get them to work at the same time but only by very careful adjustment with the selection valve, the water flow from each will be low. I don't think it was designed to work that way.
655063
If you can make the tubing connections, I don't see why not. I use mine in a non traditional way:making a waterfalls and pond in a paludarium.
241264
You could, but I'm not sure there is enough water pressure to make it work. Your potted plants would have to be well below the bottom of the collection vessel.
2001716
Yes. A 2 quart reservoir can be used, but the set is a 1 quart reservoir plus a drip irrigation spike.
270723
Yes, if they are each attached to separate hoses/lines. That's why I bought this unit. I am container gardening on a very large deck and bought 2 timers so I could have 8 zones.
1649079
If the power is the same you could. Also the connectors would have to be the same otherwise you would have to splice into them, and they wouldn't be as water tight. But it can be done.
98040
Technically you can set them all to go off at the same time but I find the water pressure isn't what I need to do that in my garden. So... I run each zone or two at different times. Hope that helps answer your question.
1222323
I'm able to connect poles together. I also bought an extension hose and connected it up to extend my reach. Enjoy.
800094
It depends on connections. I found connections that will fit in the irrigation aisle at Lowe's. You can try it and see.
984992
You can connect multiple hoses, but just make sure you consider that the pressure towards the end of the second hose will be slightly less than closer to the water source. Try to consider the water needs of your plants when connecting and laying out your hoses. These come with a removable cap so that you can connect multiple hoses; just make sure you have a rubber washer in place when doing so.