Could you use this for a rainbarrel? Thanks
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No, I don't think so. I think I had to clip all the sides and top together so the rain would leak out...unless you use high gauge garbage bag to line it :)
556566
Absolutely, would work even better if the sand was a little wet. Keep in mind that the width of the hole is between 4" to 8" wide, so you will have a little back filling to do to stabilize you umbrella
1394892
No. This device is just an inline solenoid with a timer. You will have to install a small pressure reducing device behind the Raindrip for it to work properly with a drip system.
859546
Unfortunately I no longer have this product. I would say yes, if you have some type of overhang. Otherwise, rain will wash it away.
793834
For rain barrel use try the IL200K. They are designed for that purpose.Best regards.Rich TravisanoiMairne Inc
1521924
I've never used it in the rain, but I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine as a rain umbrella--
1579995
Not a chance... this thing is very well built. Just installed mine less than a week ago. Poured rain last three days. Totally dry within.
114910
I don't know the answer offhand, but there should be a design calculator on Rainbird's website. I know that I can run 3 of them on one 3/4 inch line on city water. Don't know the water pressure, though
1311105
Hi Anji, Yes, can be used for that!! I don't try with l branch bigguer then 1.3 inches!
820356
Yes but for a ball python u want fog not rain he might get to wet with a monsoon. I use zoomed repti floggers with the hygrotherm for my pythons and boa.
74197
It depends. Did your bike already have disc brakes? If so, then yes, provided you use the proper adapters. If your bike did not originally come with disc brakes and used traditional cantilever or caliper brakes and did not come with mounting points for a disc brake, then no, it will not work for a Giant Rainier.
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You could but the pole is metal\alumninum and can bend. I recommend a stand that has a taller sleeve for the pole. and a pretty heavy base. The 9-ft umbrella is vented, but heavy gusts can topple it pretty easy, unless the base is weighted down well. I bought and put two of the round twenty-pound barbell weights over the sleeve on my base, and that works well for everything except the 40-50 mph gusts that we sometimes get in Oklahoma with frontal systems
945962
Yes, if your RainBird unit has a rain sensor connection. It will be where you connect your zones to the RainBird.
1621046
Sure you could. Just use a hole saw to make the hole whatever diameter you need for the umbrella. (Drill bits would work too but not as clean)
1475899
Yes it will work for an Umbrella Cockatoo. Any bird species that is about the same size. I own one for my African grey.
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I don't see why not. I have only used mine on a Macleran umbrella stroller (many times), but the canopy is large and ties on in four places (top and each side), so it's pretty "adjustable" and could probably fit anything that had a smaller, built-in sunshade on top to support it.
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I wouldn't say so. Though I can't say for sure, because my cage came with missing parts, and the door to the cage was broken. I wasn't able to assemble it due to not having all of the screws. But just seeing the size of the cage walls, I'd say that it's a tight fit for a larger hookbill.