If I put down a 10 ft section and run it for 1 hour, how many gallons of water will the hose put out?
2068614
what's the output of your faucet? Are you running it wide open, half, quarter? What you put in is pretty much what you get out.
2068615
Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to provide a gallon/hour estimate. There are just too many variables, the most important of which is your water pressure. It can also be affected by how hot it is that day (ie how much water evaporates), what kind of soil you have, etc etc.
2068616
I'm sure it will depend on output. I run 30 feet for an hour but not at full force.
699215
I usually fill it ( about 1.5- 2 gallons) if that. I'm running it at 80-100% load for about 12 hours and still have gas left over
27655
My pump has 5 feet of hose on each end, for a total of 10 feet. Source: went out to the barn and measured it.
505833
It depends on your set-up. The key with this product is that the flow rate is very low, ~ 1/2 gallon an hour. Depending on your soil and evaporation I run each circuit for about 5hrs to water to a depth of 6" once a week. Depending on how thirsty you plants are, I'd guess 18" to 24" apart would give your plants enough water. For some plants I just run a straight run, on others weave in and out. Next year I plan to run the hose below the weed mesh, with some mulch to retain moisture better. Hope this helps.
1028020
You have to leave the hose as it is with it connected to the back, if you leave it to lie on the ground, all the water will run out, there has to be some elevation
248496
you would have to get a hose that has that fitting made into it . This would probable be a waste of your time given the fact that a one pound cylinder would only last a matter of minutes
596872
Fill it with a hose. It has a hidden drain connection also that you hook a garden hose to. It fills in 20 minutes
1803540
We hooked up a clear plastic hose (from Home Depot) to a bucket on the floor. We empty it about every 8 hours or so. That way you never have to drain it, until you store it for the winter.
1759266
yes it's 10ft that's what I got.if it's for a boat get the vent hose also while routing the filler hose good luck.
1219104
The discharge is 1.5". You would have to reduce down to the water hose thread suze
460620
With 1 gal of treatment it usually runs out in 25-30 min. On high flow approx 15 mins. For extra info I will run clean water through a cycle to to make sure the unit will last longer and there are no future problems with the unit with corrosion or chemical buildup.
556898
If you mean do the drip out 1/2 gallons per hour if the line pressure is 80 PSI or 30 PSI then yes as long as you have enough water flowing to supply all your drippers. If you have 50 drippers at 1/2 gal per hour then there must be 25 gallons flowing through the line in one hour. Even the slowest low pressure hose would have enough supply to do this.
453994
I got it at 9/10 inches, to middle/end of sprayer. No problem with hose, so far, over a year. Due to length, have to be careful not to splash on floor.
547562
Drain the water from the hose into a cup or container, by lowering the hose close to floor level and catching all that drains out first. It may take several lowerings due to back bubbling, but around 22 ounces will come out. The attached dry hose can be looped onto the basin between uses. Make sense?
462217
Sure - why not? Hook to hose - set timer - turn on water -Remember, it shuts off on time, not amount of water.
8101
It will depend on what you are using it for. We drain it in about one minute using a C02 Jet Gun.
846527
I live in southern cali, and for the first few days it made about a gallon or so of water. I used the included hose to drain into a 2 gallon bucket. But after having it on for a few days the amount of water it generated was very minimal and it had simply evaporated before i even got a chance to dump the water. Im very happy with the unit.