Drip Irrigation Pressure Regulator

[@timmay8899]

Great video, sir!

[@JamieJobb]

I know for an actual fact that the truck-tire scene in this video was not faked! Indeed, the driver of the vehicle grew up in Indianapolis Indiana, home of race cars and their drivers. So no pressure regulators were harmed in the making of this video.

[@aavmesh]

Robert, Thank you for your informative video. Would you please help me give some guide line about the following matters? I would like to convert one of my sprinkler zones to dripping system (in other words it could be micro sprinkler system). There are 4 rotor sprinkler (Rain Bird 5000 and 42SA) and one flower bed sprayer in that zone. I would like to convert 3 of those Rain Bird rotors to drip irrigation for watering my plants. One of them will water about 25 plants, other one is about 50 plants, and the third one will water about 10 plants and two raised beds (4'X12' each). Would you please suggest me how I can do this? I appreciate your help. Thank you.

[@irrigationtanzania]

this is very great, i like that Eng.shija from TAST ,Tanzania

[@seatime674]

Is it possible to take this apart and take out the pressure parts? I need it to flow at house full capacity. Thank you

[@haynesteph06]

Holy Toledo!

[@JDanger22]

uncle Rico would be proud

[@rkourik]

Also try DripWorks, Willits, CA

[@fpsfreak4079]

where did u buy those items?

[@1550Nanometer]

0:52 lol I instantly thought of Kip from Napoleon Dynamite..."Dang it!" kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4iZZH6BiLqsi5Y

[@rkourik]

Try Harmony Farm Supply, Graton, CA

[@pwu8194]

The biggest problem I have is my 1/2 inch PVC line is 120 feet long, and the pressure is high at the beginning and low at the end.

[@likeaboss860]

Make it into a loop systems basically a circle so water flows evenly