how does one install the clover into a place of business? what are the necessary steps?
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The unit requires an electrical plug and ¼" tubing to a water supply. If you remove the top lid there is a ¼" quick connect to a small section of white ¼" tubing that runs out the back of the unit. I removed that piece and replaced it with a long section that I ran to a RO water filter. You could go to a hardware store and get some ¼" icemaker tubing and a fitting to splice it between a cold water shutoff and the supply line of a nearby faucet. Placing a water filter in the line is optional but there is no filter in the unit.
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First decide where the water source is... then just run a 1/4" plastic water line using 1/4" compression fittings the same type used for a swamp cooler for instance. As an option install a drinking water filter like for a fridge that dispenses water... I actually use two in line.
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It's a very simple process, very much like installing a water line for an ice maker -- in fact, it uses the same plastic tubing. First you need an ice maker installation kit, which contains a collar valve that you place on the water pipe, as well as a length of plastic tubing. You then locate a water pipe nearest to where you want to install your water dispenser and install the collar valve on the water pipe. Then run the plastic tubing to the dispenser unit and connect. If you wish to also install an in-line water filter, you can do that as well. Then just plug in the dispenser and you're done. It's a very simple process, very much like installing a water line for an ice maker -- in fact, it uses the same plastic tubing. First you need an ice maker installation kit, which contains a collar valve that you place on the water pipe, as well as a length of plastic tubing. You then locate a water pipe nearest to where you want to install your water dispenser and install the collar valve on the water pipe. Then run the plastic tubing to the dispenser unit and connect. If you wish to also install an in-line water filter, you can do that as well. Then just plug in the dispenser and you're... » Read More It's a very simple process, very much like installing a water line for an ice maker -- in fact, it uses the same plastic tubing. First you need an ice maker installation kit, which contains a collar valve that you place on the water pipe, as well as a length of plastic tubing. You then locate a water pipe nearest to where you want to install your water dispenser and install the collar valve on the water pipe. Then run the plastic tubing to the dispenser unit and connect. If you wish to also install an in-line water filter, you can do that as well. Then just plug in the dispenser and you're done. « Show Less
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The unit requires an electrical plug and " tubing to a water supply. If you remove the top lid there is a " quick connect to a small section of white " tubing that runs out the back of the unit. I removed that piece and replaced it with a long section that I ran to a RO water filter. You could go to a hardware store and get some " icemaker tubing and a fitting to splice it between a cold water shutoff and the supply line of a nearby faucet. Placing a water filter in the line is optional but there is no filter in the unit.
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There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine... » Read More There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. « Show Less
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You can make the opening almost any size you wish. You adjust the openings through which the seed falls by sliding one "plate" over another...this is done with a manual setting at the top of the handle...so you can make the width of the openings any size you want, as small as you want. The length of the openings remains constant, about an inch or so. I am not familiar with clover seed but I think the spreader should be able to do what you are looking for.
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Check out very similar instructions at http://whelen.com/install/130/13015.pdf. (I have not yet tried these instructions, but they look like the hot ticket.)
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Drill / make a square slot to pass through the "devise" plug. Screw the mount to bix placing a seal.
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The spreader has infinite settings between being fully closed and fully open. You will be able to crack it open just enough to let clover seed slowly flow out.
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Place the rack where you want to install it. Use a level to make sure it's straight. Use a pencil or pen to mark the holes. Drill the marks you made and install it using the screws. If you're installing into drywall use the plastic sleeves.
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The main module just plugs into a wall socket, but you will need at least a small screwdriver to mount the outside button to the door frame. A drill would be handy to make small holes for it.
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You will need to drill holes in the concrete (masonry bit). Then use concrete screws.
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I planted some around a new, small spruce, and the clover is doing well. In my experience with lawns, clover seems to do okay anywhere grass will grow.
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http://www.flotecpump.com/ResidentialResourcePage_resourcepage_howtovideos.aspx installation video's
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Below is a link to installation instructions.http://www.gatehousesupplies.com/v/vspfiles/v4_backup/manuals/girud.pdf
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Due to weather elements and creatures outdoors. I wouldn't advise a permanent install. What I do is I have hooks setup inside and outside where I want it. On a clear warm day I take it outside hook it to the hooks with an extension cord for power. When I'm done I mount it back inside. All that's kept outside are the hooks where you hung the screen up.
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What do you want to do with the unit? once I know your application then I can suggest a method to wire it so your intended application works.....
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Use a nail to gently poke a hole, put the bottom post through the hole then screw on the stud. :)
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Attach bracket to railing.Insert birdbath into bracket.Fill birdbath with waterPlug in the electrical cord.
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I purchased the in-ground sleeve. That gets cemented into the ground. I made sure that was plum and level when I set it in the concrete. The pole then gets inserted into it. I chose the sleeve because now if I ever moved I could take the system with me ( minus the sleeve cemented in the ground ).